Malloric

[QUOTE=Saki GT,Jul 17 2009, 10:15 AM] That's a good point, but everyone picked up S2000s at $31 (invoice) back in the day, and now they are selling under $30k.

FrostyWinters

I actually like this 370Z vert. more than I do with its coupe. It actually looks nice. Just gotta wait for prices to come down and incentives to kick in.

Malloric

Strangely, so do I. The 350z convertible was just awkward. The 370z vert even looks good with the top UP as well as down, which aside from hard top convertibles is rare. Hell, look at the 3. Top up, top down; doesn't matter. Either way it looks dumb.

CKit

If I were in the market for a new hardtop vert to use as a sports car and were trying to get one for ~$30k, I'd probably go for a MX-5 PRHT.

If I wanted to spend more money, I'd probably go for a Z4.

If I was going for something that would be heavy and more GT-ish I'd get something with 4-doors over the 370z. Like the BMW 328 / 330 vert, IS or G37 vert.

I'm not sure what the niche or market for this car will be. Too heavy for a real sports car, not enough seats for GT practicality. Looks nice, though.

EVAN&MONICA

You'd have to be -crazy to spend 40k on one of those

40 seriously does it come with a complimentary miata for the wifey WTF

Mo-S2K

The 370 ragtop is definitely better looking than the 350. Nice car! Gee, the magazines were saying they were actually going to price the 370 at less than the 350. I guess that was speculation?

Malloric

Good thing Nissan thinks there will be enough crazy people willing to pay a whole $100 more than they would have for a 350z roadster. I bet it'll outsell Honda's roadster.

Yellow_S

MSRP is just MSuggestedRP. In this economy, no one is foolish enough to pay MSRP for any car (well, most cars anyway). With a little negotiation and dealer's desperation, that $37K car will be around 33-34.