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What you must know before buying the Nissan 370Z
- 2015 Nissan 370Z base pricing dropped to under $30,000
- No cash incentives currently offered
- 2014 models are priced slightly lower
- Lease: $399/mo for 36 months w/ $2,999 due at signing*
No-interest financing is an excellent deal:
While the 370Z was seeing some heavier incentives in years past, note that Nissan has significantly cut base pricing for the 2014 model year, now starting at under $30,000 for the 370Z Coupe.
Coupe models are readily available, while the Roadster and especially the high-performance NISMO model can be much more difficult to find. 1.9% APR financing for up to 36 months can still be found on either the Coupe or Roadster but might vary dealer to dealer.
Both 2014 and 2015 models aren't offered with any solid incentives this month. With that being said, please note that 2014 models cost slightly less than the newer 2015 models. For example, the 2014 370Z Base Coupe stars at $28,921 while the 2015 sells for $29,521, a difference of $600.
Will savings improve soon?
Now a few years into its model life, the 370Z is a niche sports car with a relatively few number of examples produced each year. These tend to find good homes, and we don’t tend to see much in the way of cash incentives.
Advantageous lease offers continue this month:
Lessees in most markets can find the base Coupe with 6-speed manual transmission at just $399 per month* for 39 months with $2,999 due at lease signing. The 370Z Roadster comes at a payment of around $459 per month for 39 months with $2,999 due at signing.
Note: These offers are available in Southern California, but may vary where you live. Check your local incentives with a Trusted CarsDirect Dealer »
No-interest financing is an excellent deal:
While the 370Z was seeing some heavier incentives in years past, note that Nissan has significantly cut base pricing for the 2014 model year, now starting at under $30,000 for the 370Z Coupe.
Coupe models are readily available, while the Roadster and especially the high-performance NISMO model can be much more difficult to find. 1.9% APR financing for up to 36 months can still be found on either the Coupe or Roadster but might vary dealer to dealer.
Both 2014 and 2015 models aren't offered with any solid incentives this month. With that being said, please note that 2014 models cost slightly less than the newer 2015 models. For example, the 2014 370Z Base Coupe stars at $28,921 while the 2015 sells for $29,521, a difference of $600.
Will savings improve soon?
Now a few years into its model life, the 370Z is a niche sports car with a relatively few number of examples produced each year. These tend to find good homes, and we don’t tend to see much in the way of cash incentives.
Advantageous lease offers continue this month:
Lessees in most markets can find the base Coupe with 6-speed manual transmission at just $399 per month* for 39 months with $2,999 due at lease signing. The 370Z Roadster comes at a payment of around $459 per month for 39 months with $2,999 due at signing.
Note: These offers are available in Southern California, but may vary where you live. Check your local incentives with a Trusted CarsDirect Dealer »
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