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FSUZ33
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- Chad
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thesilverbullet
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A member here is tight with a dealer and posted that ā25 production ended in march and the ā26 production will start in late summer with deliveries maybe in the fall.
https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/2025s-with-new-colors-on-the-lots-now.4511/post-97283
https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/2025s-with-new-colors-on-the-lots-now.4511/post-97283
trackratZ
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It was $49,240 before tax and license, best I could negotiate for that manual Solid Red. Your 52400 OTD is very good for a new 2025, better than mine.
garfias503
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Dealerships are always going to try to hustle no doubt. I have almost zero doubt one can get one hell of a deal on a 2025 sometime in December or January. I bought my 2024 nissan Z performance with all premium packages, had a price tag of $56,615. Check this out, no BS. And look what I paid.
tractng
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Local dealer willing to do a red sport for $43460 OTD (MSRP 45490). Calif tax is high 
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trackratZ
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Iāve seen good pricing from Nissan Omaha, thatās a great score!Dealerships are always going to try to hustle no doubt. I have almost zero doubt one can get one hell of a deal on a 2025 sometime in December or January. I bought my 2024 nissan Z performance with all premium packages, had a price tag of $56,615. Check this out, no BS. And look what I paid.
nismo95tt
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I tried to use your paperwork to negotiate a better price in CA on a 2024 Performance Z, but not only was the dealer not having it- they are completely delusional.Dealerships are always going to try to hustle no doubt. I have almost zero doubt one can get one hell of a deal on a 2025 sometime in December or January. I bought my 2024 nissan Z performance with all premium packages, had a price tag of $56,615. Check this out, no BS. And look what I paid.
Oh well, 2025 here I come. Thanks for providing the details.
garfias503
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If I had to guess itās because the season weāre in. Yeah I guarantee you if you wait a couple months theyāll drop it. But I hear you brother some dealerships are outta their mind.
Dying Star
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Honestly, Dealers that donāt show their Nissanās Daddy discounts is no bueno for me. Even then, you can either use the nissan cash towards the car or get a check directly, but you have to bring it up for negotiation because itās easy for them to add on.
Salespeople should know all the available discounts they offer if any, especially from Nissan.
Either way you can get 3k for 2024 models or 2.5k for 2025 if you want.
If they act dumb show them the nissanusa.com website, they are supposed to acknowledge and if they play dumb, walk out.
Salespeople should know all the available discounts they offer if any, especially from Nissan.
If they act dumb show them the nissanusa.com website, they are supposed to acknowledge and if they play dumb, walk out.
trackratZ
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Awesome, I took advantage of that $2500 too for a 2025! Share your ride.
ImBiginKorea
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The Omaha metro received 15 or so Z's in late December (all came over together). Which is a terrible time to sell a sports car in Omaha. I actually just picked up a white/black with blue interior '24 performance on june 2nd for 44,000 across the river in CB.Dealerships are always going to try to hustle no doubt. I have almost zero doubt one can get one hell of a deal on a 2025 sometime in December or January. I bought my 2024 nissan Z performance with all premium packages, had a price tag of $56,615. Check this out, no BS. And look what I paid.
