2023 Nissan Z Pre-Orders in Canada Have Sold Out

[Administrator]

Nissan Canada has just confirmed that pre-orders for the 2023 Nissan Z have ended (sold out) in Canada.



"And just like that, at the speed of Z, our pre-order program for the all-new 2023 model has ended! If you were lucky enough to grab one, congratulations – edge-of-your-seat thrills are just around the bend."

 

[fliplover]

I wonder how many ended up just buying the sport after the performance trim sold out, even though that wasn't their first choice.

 

[XinaZ]

This car is literally going to FLY off the shelves. Great marketing very slow release of details and specs just built the suspense over time. One full week after opening pre-orders. Amazing.

 

[NissanFreak2021]

Pretty much expected that all the inventory would be snapped up quick.

 

[therumblewagon]

Still curious how many were allotted for the preorder process, and within that if they limited specs/colors etc. so once, say, 1k Blue Performance were spoken for, they were gone. I know we have our tracker, but that's a microcosm of the bigger picture. Should be a really insightful set of metrics.

 

[DevonK]

It wouldn't surprise me if under 1000 total were available for reserve, how high could worldwide production be in the first 2-3 months? Canada will be maybe 5% of the world market.

 

[Ness3000]

Wonder how many reservations will fall out if sold at a ridiculous markup. Unless CA doesn't allow markups which would be cool.

 

[Go2ZZZ]

Wonder how many reservations will fall out if sold at a ridiculous markup. Unless CA doesn't allow markups which would be cool.

No Markups but wont go lower then MSRP

 

[94boosted]

Still curious how many were allotted for the preorder process, and within that if they limited specs/colors etc. so once, say, 1k Blue Performance were spoken for, they were gone. I know we have our tracker, but that's a microcosm of the bigger picture. Should be a really insightful set of metrics.

The GM at my dealer told me 140 coming to Canada in total for 2023 MY. However as there are ~200 Nissan dealerships in Canada that would imply less than 1 per dealer, I really hope he was confusing Proto vs. Sport/Performance.

 

[Houston.RZ34]

I am not surprised, at all.

It's gonna be hell in the states lol

 

[Drseckzytime]

The GM at my dealer told me 140 coming to Canada in total for 2023 MY. However as there are ~200 Nissan dealerships in Canada that would imply less than 1 per dealer, I really hope he was confusing Proto vs. Sport/Performance.

That has to be proto surely, because if not damn. I hope that everyone here got their order in Canada... And that Nissan is holding the lion's share of inventory for the US.

 

[West Aussie]

That has to be proto surely, because if not damn. I hope that everyone here got their order in Canada... And that Nissan is holding the lion's share of inventory for the US.

Yeah it doesn’t sound right.
Aus I’m guessing would be a smaller market to Canada …for sure they are getting more than 200…they sold out of the Proto allocation but nit the performance hybrid model

 

[BJM2021]

The way used car prices are going with Covid, at least here in Vancouver, and assuming the CND pricing is where I think it will be, the new Z will be very good value…

 

[jdm-rhd]

anyone know how many nissan dealerships are in canada? if you go by how many zupr4s came in at launch and estimate 1 to 3 units per dealer...

 

[TaroBaapG35]

A buddy of mine at the local Ford dealership told me that they're having huge problems with selling their Bronco's less then $20k above MSRP. And they're not even having to push the sales, the owners just don't mind paying that much for it..he's estimating ~$50k markup on the Bronco Raptor when its released....def doesn't bode well for what Nissan dealers are going to do, especially seeing as how many of them have been struggling