I was doing a valuation on a 350Z that was totaled. The current NADA retail (used) was actually higher than the listed MSRP(new). It did have lower than usual miles, was a 2003.

Good to know if you own a 350Z, just thought I would share the info.

 

That's because you can't get a 350Z for MSRP. When you add all the taxes and fees it sums up to thousands more than MSRP. Plus whenever you have to put your name on a waiting list for a car you're never gonna get it at MSRP.

 

Where have you seen a waiting list for Zs? Every dealer I see has a ton of them on the lot. I know there were waiting lists when they were brand new, but now they are a dime a dozen.

 

yeah, now you may have to wait for a track model, but you can find just about any other FOR MSRP....everyone is hurting to sell cars right now, i dont care what kind, with the economy taking a hit from the hurricanes and gas prices, they'd love to give them away for msrp

 

I just don't like the fact that they were 28K and up a year ago new and now you can find them on autotrader for 20K...... that's a bummer..... hope people buy gap insurance

 

the z and G35 have one of the best resale values.... and thats great, now i know what i can get for my car if wrecked

 

since when is MSRP GIVING them away?

I would never pay retail for any car.

 

well its like scion, there xb starts at 13000, but the used ones are 17988 w/ 7988 miles...LOOK IT UP YOURSELF!!!

 

all i know is i had a 350z and the 300zx owns it in every aspect......

 

I can buy ANY nissan for .75% over invoice (which is obviously under MSRP)...it's called VPP.

Charles