Prices coming down, anybody getting under MSRP?

[thesilverbullet]

been there for awhile now.

I saw folks looking at the Z with a salesman in the rain - that would be a lovely test drive. This car has been on the lot for over a year now.

 

[trackratZ]

I saw folks looking at the Z with a salesman in the rain - that would be a lovely test drive. This car has been on the lot for over a year now.

Incredible, still not sold! Dealer should give up and drop the price drastically, will be registered as an older model, ouch!!

 

[IndyNizmo]

Bought mine, quoted $53,600 for 24 Nismo, then with some other charges, ended up back to 56 k

I bought my 24 Nismo with 1300 miles on the odometer for $49,500. I drove from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to the Nissan dealer in North Georgia, traded in my 2023 Toyota GR86 for the Z and then drove it to Fort Lauderdale. Left home at 3.45am Saturday and was back home with my Z at 6.00am on Sunday!!

 

[trackratZ]

I bought my 24 Nismo with 1300 miles on the odometer for $49,500. I drove from Fort Lauderdale, Florida to the Nissan dealer in North Georgia, traded in my 2023 Toyota GR86 for the Z and then drove it to Fort Lauderdale. Left home at 3.45am Saturday and was back home with my Z at 6.00am on Sunday!!

Nice deal, and made a road trip out of it, best of both worlds! I still haven't done that yet, will do someday. Plans for the Nismo?

 

[EuroMike]

Dealers would rather send those cars to auctions out of state and lose money than drastically lower the prices.

 

[IndyNizmo]

Nice deal, and made a road trip out of it, best of both worlds! I still haven't done that yet, will do someday. Plans for the Nismo?

I plan on keeping the Nismo stock. The car is basically a garage queen. It now has 3900 miles which means I have driven it about 2600 miles in three months, including the trip to bring it home from Georgia which was probably about 800 miles.

 

[trackratZ]

I plan on keeping the Nismo stock. The car is basically a garage queen. It now has 3900 miles which means I have driven it about 2600 miles in three months, including the trip to bring it home from Georgia which was probably about 800 miles.

And I hope you're keeping your NA Miata, can't go wrong with that 'spare' fun roadster! Always the answer I'm keeping my 2014 NC Club for sure.

 

[IndyNizmo]

And I hope you're keeping your NA Miata, can't go wrong with that 'spare' fun roadster! Always the answer I'm keeping my 2014 NC Club for sure.

My Miata is a 1994 M Edition with 39,000 miles. All original!! I have some back problems and was thinking I need to sell it. I was told that the car is probably worth 20 grand! I need to really think long and hard about this though. I have had the car for 20 years and I really love it.

 

[trackratZ]

My Miata is a 1994 M Edition with 39,000 miles. All original!! I have some back problems and was thinking I need to sell it. I was told that the car is probably worth 20 grand! I need to really think long and hard about this though. I have had the car for 20 years and I really love it.

Before the NC here was my 1994 R-Package, also low miles 46K, all stock except for the 949 wheels and Xida coilovers. That was a basic track package, crank windows, etc. Loved it!

 

[Apex_Z]

Before the NC here was my 1994 R-Package, also low miles 46K, all stock except for the 949 wheels and Xida coilovers. That was a basic track package, crank windows, etc. Loved it!

My ND. Such a fun machine.

 

[IndyNizmo]

My ND. Such a fun machine.

Here is my 94 M Edition. I had five so far but I kept this one.

 

[Gadgetech]

I’m looking to buy a new 2025 Z performance manual car.

The deal in front of me is $7,500 off MSRP for a Solid Red. $2,500 from Nissan and $5,000 from the dealer. Plus about $1k in fees between document fees ($800) and something else for ($200). They’ve already dropped the $2k dealership package full of .

Decent, or should I keep looking? The car is sitting in the showroom which is a bonus to me.

 

[Apex_Z]

I’m looking to buy a new 2025 Z performance manual car.

The deal in front of me is $7,500 off MSRP for a Solid Red. $2,500 from Nissan and $5,000 from the dealer. Plus about $1k in fees between document fees ($800) and something else for ($200). They’ve already dropped the $2k dealership package full of .

Decent, or should I keep looking? The car is sitting in the showroom which is a bonus to me.

That's the deal I got. I tried to get them to come down more and they wouldn't budge. They had the only Brilliant Silver manual performance within 500 miles so I took it.

 

[trackratZ]

I’m looking to buy a new 2025 Z performance manual car.

The deal in front of me is $7,500 off MSRP for a Solid Red. $2,500 from Nissan and $5,000 from the dealer. Plus about $1k in fees between document fees ($800) and something else for ($200). They’ve already dropped the $2k dealership package full of .

Decent, or should I keep looking? The car is sitting in the showroom which is a bonus to me.

I'd take it, good deal. I too took home a Manual Solid Red 2025 Performance about the same price, same discounts. At first wasn't looking for a Red but the non-metallic red really pops, also awesome with the black/red interior, sold me.

 

[Gadgetech]

That's the deal I got. I tried to get them to come down more and they wouldn't budge. They had the only Brilliant Silver manual performance within 500 miles so I took it.

Thanks for the feedback! I’ve pushed pretty hard as well and they aren’t budging. I’m waiting on offers from 2 other dealers

I'd take it, good deal. I too took home a Manual Solid Red 2025 Performance about the same price, same discounts. At first wasn't looking for a Red but the non-metallic red really pops, also awesome with the black/red interior, sold me.

When I walked in the showroom and saw the Solid Red, I thought to myself, this is going to be hard to resist if I have to walk away.