If I can buy most of anything for $500 to $1,000 over that would be my limit for a GTR.

 

At MSRP there is barely any profit in the car for a car of its caliber...wow

 

only about $5k per car.

 

At this point I think the new question is how many people have paid below MSRP and by how much?

 

Just got mine for $1,500 under sticker.

 

new sticker? or old sticker?

 

new...$79,300 Ivory Pearl/Black Premium: Floor mats and ipod.

 

curious... what's the last 4 of your vin?

 

i have been offered 3k off the new MSRP at 77,770. White/Black Premium, with ipods and floor mats. Found a titled car with 66 miles with all plastic over seats, flipper's car. Same combo, but old MSRP, He's having a hard time getting rid of it. I also came across two or three dealers that has the old MSRP cars, been offered sticker(old MSRP), and another one at 73k, didn't take them because it wasn't my color. The economy is bad, all other higher end cars are taking huge hits, the GTR should be no exception. Hopefully these Nissan Stealers realize will understand this soon. Many dealers out there has 2 or more 09 GTRs on their lot and the 2010 GTRs are already at port waiting to hit the show room, by then they will be flooded with inventory.

GTR is a fantastic car, and I am in the market for one. However, I do not see these things holding it's value. Nissan dealers should realize what is going on with the rest of the world instead of thinking that the GTR they have is a very exclusive car with very limited production and that people are willing to pay a PREMIUM for them. All these sales person/managers tells me stories about how some GTRs went for 100k+ and all the other dealers are asking 10-20k over sticker...blah blah blah...

the market is crap... GTRs prices should be where they were before the price increase. My 2 cent after doing research for the past 3 weeks!

 

I haven't picked it up yet, but i believe it is ... 2694

 

my experience is that most dealers like to lag the market for some reason and hang onto the cars longer than they probably should, hoping for that 'early 2008' buyer to come along not realizing that the world has changed. sometimes that works, but personally i doubt that it is working this time around.

 

would you believe me if i told you that the car was originally priced at the original msrp, and you just paid a hidden mark-up?

quite a few dealers have been trying this.

obviously without being certain of the vin# there's no way for us to figure that out, without seeing all of the documents, and there is no way the dealer is going to show them to you, or even acknowledge their existence.

it is a great deal you've got. i picked my premium up for $79k in Aug (with a $6k mark-up).

 

the gt-r is the only car that is hitting the mark. every other nissan is lagging in sales... but according to nissan's target number, they are not going to budge on the price.

 

I wouldn't doubt it for a second, I would never put anything past a car dealer. However, I have seen the window sticker, and unless they can forge it I believe it was a new MSRP car.

Additionally, they have been nice and very accommodating to me. (which doesn't mean they aren't lying, just makes me feel "good")

 

Interestingly enough, this car is part of the Costco buyers program.