Under 40 K Rosewood Performance Z

[Bumflik]

Unbelievable, that 3 years ago dealerships were having grand theft auto pricing.

 

[tractng]

I wonder if this is a new 2024?

 

[Bumflik]

I wonder if this is a new 2024?

I'll ask my buddy, he sat in it

 

[5amp5on]

Surely that's not new. Has to be used.

 

[troymdaniels]

Prices are plummeting though. You can def score a performance Z with under 3k miles in the high 30’s. Not uncommon to see a new ‘24 performance trim still on the lot in the mid 40’s, just check auto trader. It’s good and bad depending on how long you keep your vehicles and as long as you aren’t looking to sell/trade. Trade in value on a performance z with super low miles is low 30’s on a good day.

 

[Bumflik]

Just found out. He said it had 13000miles. Barely broken in. Good deal .

 

[tractng]

Just enjoy our cars. I saw these with the Supra and S2000. Nobody was buying them in the last few years. Of course once the cars discontinued and movies are made, the stuff becomes legend LOL!!

I don't think we will see twin turbo V6 cars much in the future.

 

[haohmaru]

Yeah, these cars are extremely reasonable on the used market.

 

[ZillaZ]

Just found out. He said it had 13000miles. Barely broken in. Good deal .

Best color
I assume you meant 1,300 not 13,000

 

[5amp5on]

I'm just glad I have my Z, I don't give a darn about market prices because I have mine and I'm never getting rid of it (best laid plans and all that).

My hope is my son and his son are driving it in 40 years.

 

[Bumflik]

Agreed. I have no regrets. I purchased mine early this year in January. At 41995 sport 13 miles . Well here we are now i modded the suspension and purchase Michelin pilot sport tires and added Aero . I don't want to start over again and got to enjoy the summer . Tomorrow is not promised .

 

[Brickyard]

Gonna git me that slightly used Rosewood Z and save me that Stealership $10k Markup from just a few years ago . . .

Now the Search begins for just the right unit . . . at the sweet spot on the depreciation curve . . .

Real $25K not spent for holding out