2023 Nissan Z Pre-Orders in Canada Have Sold Out

[therumblewagon]

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

wait until the boss gets wind of that - https://www.thedrive.com/news/44172/ford-boss-puts-the-kibosh-on-unreasonable-dealer-markups

Some may be fine with it, but the majority aren’t. Have said it before, too - bronco is a much bigger, and different, audience, and the Raptor will be a special edition etc etc

 

[Donalex]

....def doesn't bode well for what Nissan dealers are going to do, especially seeing as how many of them have been struggling

Believe this, no store has been struggling...not in this market.

Maybe with inventory, but not profit.

 

[TaroBaapG35]

Believe this, no store has been struggling...not in this market.

Maybe with inventory, but not profit.

You right you right;

 

[BJM2021]

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...

Ya I dont think many units at each dealer either, supply initially anyway will be an issue…

 

[MitchyB]

Ya I dont think many units at each dealer either, supply initially anyway will be an issue…

My dealer had at least 3 or 4 orders for it and there was another member on the other Z forum who was told 17 were ordered through that dealer. So just from that alone I'm guessing there will be substantially more then 150 cars delivered to Canada.

 

[BJM2021]

Last I checked, which was before reservations were cut off, my dealer was up to 28 but that doesnt mean they will get a huge supply like that in first supply late Spring/Summer

 

[Go2ZZZ]

My dealer had at least 3 or 4 orders for it and there was another member on the other Z forum who was told 17 were ordered through that dealer. So just from that alone I'm guessing there will be substantially more then 150 cars delivered to Canada.

Ya, out 17 only 3 or 4 will get a car this year.

 

[MitchyB]

Ya, out 17 only 3 or 4 will get a car this year.

If that's the case why would Nissan let them all be preordered? Just seems strange, but who really knows how it will work.

 

[DevonK]

Well I guess if I don't like the car for some reason I'll be able to sell it at no loss by charging more than MSRP to recoup our ridiculous 13% sales tax.

Trouble is here the used car buyer will also have to pay that 13% to the taxholes so that will constrain the upper price limit on a used Z.

 

[trackratZ]

Well I guess if I don't like the car for some reason I'll be able to sell it at no loss by charging more than MSRP to recoup our ridiculous 13% sales tax.

Trouble is here the used car buyer will also have to pay that 13% to the taxholes so that will constrain the upper price limit on a used Z.

Put it up on BringaTrailer, you’ll get way more than MSRP for an early allocation low miles/km new Z. Such is today’s market.

 

[DevonK]

Put it up on BringaTrailer, you’ll get way more than MSRP for an early allocation low miles/km new Z. Such is today’s market.

They may not operate in the Canadian market (?).

 

[Haste]

They may not operate in the Canadian market (?).

It's for US & Canada

Edit again: @DevonK Just ignore me this morning, I'm all over the place ?

I actually did find a listing from 2020 from a seller in Canada so it looks like it's possible. I know that you can buy from anywhere and the search function allows you to enter both US and Canada zips.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1995-audi-rs2-3/

 

[Donalex]

Well I guess if I don't like the car for some reason I'll be able to sell it at no loss by charging more than MSRP to recoup our ridiculous 13% sales tax.

Trouble is here the used car buyer will also have to pay that 13% to the taxholes so that will constrain the upper price limit on a used Z.

You can always "pre-sell" it acting as a broker to facilitate the sale from the dealer.

Say, for $1,000, you'll introduce your buyer to the dealer and let them complete the sale. You can coordinate with dealer beforehand.

 

[therumblewagon]

Cars & Bids, another option (Doug DeMuro's site) - https://carsandbids.com

 

[DevonK]

You can always "pre-sell" it acting as a broker to facilitate the sale from the dealer.

Say, for $1,000, you'll introduce your buyer to the dealer and let them complete the sale. You can coordinate with dealer beforehand.

But then you are never the official owner, Nissan Canada is not going to allow you to do this with your reservation, the dealer who tried this would be putting themself at high risk.