vb22
Well-Known Member
With the exception of the Z32 the Z has always been a bargain car. MSRP and adjusted for inflation.Maybe Nissan needs to charge more, they're in a dumpster fire when it comes to sales. I think if they F this up theyre gonna be pouring gasoline onto the dumpster fire. On one end they need to keep the price down, but that hasn't been working for them. Instead they should put solid specs all around into the Z and charge a bit more. There is also perceived value, if they come our swinging too low, it'll probably turn some buyers away, like me, who are afraid of it being a bargain bin car. I'd rather the Z fight really hard for my money than be a cheap street wh*re.
But you could be right and they keep it around the same price. Just my opinion or course.
2009 Z34: $30,625 = $37,545
2003 Z33: $26,370 = $37,693
1990 Z32: $27,300 = $54,937
1984 Z31: $15,799 = $39,993
1978 S130: $8,878 = $35,813
1970 S30: $3,526 = $23,901
https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/t...tty-much-unchanged-says-nissan-executive.125/"It will come out in this form," declared Nissan's Chief Product Specialist, Hiroshi Tamura, as transcribed by Best Car. Tamura reportedly added that in keeping with the Z's affordable roots, the next Z will be sold at a "buyable price [sic]."
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