📊 2023 Nissan Z Sales Figures So Far

[MCN1SMO]

Canada Q2 numbers are out 144 sold APR-JUN total of 305 Year to date


according to Nissan Canada they only sold 4 in 2022 so thats 309 total

which brings us to roughly 1524 North American Zs accounted for out of the estimated 2200 built for 2023. no clue about mexico and if the handful cars that went to PR and Guam are included but close enough

 

[StrikeS30]

4 lmao

 

[MCN1SMO]

4 lmao

Yeah I thought it was a typo

Those had to be the dealer demos that were sold some of you guys mentioned

They didn't even bother to change the name

 

[jc604]

Nissan canada is a joke.

 

[StrikeS30]

Nissan canada is a joke.

haha I bet you the majority of those sales are from dealers to re-sellers/"auto salons" and other dealerships that are the ones selling for the 70-100k lol

I know my dealer managed to go out some how and purchase a Z from another source, and are trying to flip it for 78k. So, I guess those technically count as sales figures too

 

[Zboy]

The silver lining is if production stays low the rarity will probably help the Z hold onto its resale value.

 

[MCN1SMO]

343 sold Q3 for the US

 

[MCN1SMO]

UPDATED North American Z Sales October 2023

263 Sold in 2022
466 Sold Q1 JAN-MAR 2023
500 Sold Q2 APR-JUN 2023
343 Sold Q3 JULY-SEPT
1309 Sold in 2023 YTD
1572 Total REPORTED Sold total in the US

374 Total reported total Canada Sales

 

[rocksandblues]

UPDATED North American Z Sales October 2023

263 Sold in 2022
466 Sold Q1 JAN-MAR 2023
500 Sold Q2 APR-JUN 2023
343 Sold Q2 JULY-SEPT
1309 Sold in 2023 YTD
1572 Total REPORTED Sold total in the US

374 Total reported total Canada Sales

edit your post- should be Q3 fwiw

 

[TitanZ]

It'll be interesting to see if Nissan reduces Z production throughout 2024 based off their dealership network's inability to sell in this depressed car market. Nissan not offering incentives on Zs, leaving it up to Dealers to figure a way out with Dealer discounts instead. Wonder if some dealers are already or will be refusing allocations...I see Mossy Nissan in Oceanside CA has 4 Zs sitting on their lot, can't sell, and have 3 more in-transit...so they will have 7 Zs sitting unsold until they figure out how to sell (lower prices?). "Call to unwrap Mossy Price" isn't working...

 

[trackratZ]

It'll be interesting to see if Nissan reduces Z production throughout 2024 based off their dealership network's inability to sell in this depressed car market. Nissan not offering incentives on Zs, leaving it up to Dealers to figure a way out with Dealer discounts instead. Wonder if some dealers are already or will be refusing allocations...I see Mossy Nissan in Oceanside CA has 4 Zs sitting on their lot, can't sell, and have 3 more in-transit...so they will have 7 Zs sitting unsold until they figure out how to sell (lower prices?). "Call to unwrap Mossy Price" isn't working...

Even Nissan of Riverside has a few in stock or in transit, I’m waiting for MSRP or I’ll even accept $10 over ?

 

[TitanZ]

The market is still correcting downward and the dealerships are flooded with vehicles they can't sell, we are on our way back to the standard deal being done below MSRP. I hope Nissan builds as many Zs as they can in 2024 so we have a huge stockpile to choose from around this time next year. Then I think I'll use a car broker to scour the country and negotiate the best deal on my exact spec and ship to my door, without me setting a foot in a dealership or speaking with a salesperson...I like the sound of that idea.

 

[Jah_Happy]

It'll be interesting to see if Nissan reduces Z production throughout 2024 based off their dealership network's inability to sell in this depressed car market. Nissan not offering incentives on Zs, leaving it up to Dealers to figure a way out with Dealer discounts instead. Wonder if some dealers are already or will be refusing allocations...I see Mossy Nissan in Oceanside CA has 4 Zs sitting on their lot, can't sell, and have 3 more in-transit...so they will have 7 Zs sitting unsold until they figure out how to sell (lower prices?). "Call to unwrap Mossy Price" isn't working...

Can't figure out how to sell? Have they tried asking for a non bullshit price? Lol probably still marked up quite high and they sit wondering why they aren't selling.....

 

[TitanZ]

Yeah it seems some of the sales teams & managers maybe only consist of newer employees that just started their careers during pandemic and all they know is price gauging strategies during crisis and shortages, now they have a whole new game on their hands how to move product when oversupplied and nobody wants to pay or can afford to pay MSRP.

 

[trackratZ]

I’d be happy to pay MSRP now knowing the current low production volume, but once inventory picks up, plenty will hold out for lower.