I know I left my crystal ball around here, somewhere...
How much for a 2010 in 2012?
Hi everyone,
Future GTR owner here looking for some feedback....I would love to get one however cannot buy new as its out of my price range,with that being said...what kind of prices am i looking at a 2010 model with say under 20k miles in the summer of 2012?
I know its hard to guesstimate what the prices are gonna be like...the cheapest I have seen for a 2009 was for 55k..but it had higher mileage,seen lower mileage ones for 60Kish.
Do not want a auction car either.
I know the car will be 2 years old,but its okay,I plan to keep the car for 5+ years
Let me know your thoughts
Thanks
Future GTR owner here looking for some feedback....I would love to get one however cannot buy new as its out of my price range,with that being said...what kind of prices am i looking at a 2010 model with say under 20k miles in the summer of 2012?
I know its hard to guesstimate what the prices are gonna be like...the cheapest I have seen for a 2009 was for 55k..but it had higher mileage,seen lower mileage ones for 60Kish.
Do not want a auction car either.
I know the car will be 2 years old,but its okay,I plan to keep the car for 5+ years
Let me know your thoughts
Thanks
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Thank your for your contribution to the threadI know I left my crystal ball around here, somewhere...
asking for a prediction on a price of a used car a year from now is very difficult....not sure on how you think the car will only be 2 years old either....the car will be 3 model years old and could be 4 years old if sold in 2009.....this will probably be a better question to ask when it comes time to actually buy a car.....QUOTE (GTB/ZR-1 @ Aug 28 2011, 11:57 AM)
I know I left my crystal ball around here, somewhere...
Thank your for your contribution to the thread
They are holding their value really well, I think part of the reason is because nissan keeps increasing their price every year on the new models. Just guessing, I bet you could get a low mileage one for around 65k proabably around May-ish....Ive been watching the GTR market for about 6 months now and finally buying.
Agree. The 2010's are really holding their value. It even seems as though the 2009-2011 cars have increased in value a bit recently.
Could be due to the fact that 2012 premiums are almost all gone, and that BE's are 95k +.
In addition to that, a BPU (tune and exhaust) setup on a 2009-2011 will land you in the same HP range as a tune and exhaust 2012.
Another reason could be how incredible the highly modded GTR's are running. Breaking the 8 second barrier, multiple 1000 HP + builds in an AWD car that has laid down some serious ring times in stock form.
Other factors of course come into play, but in the end, they are just awesome cars that are well worth the $$.
Could be due to the fact that 2012 premiums are almost all gone, and that BE's are 95k +.
In addition to that, a BPU (tune and exhaust) setup on a 2009-2011 will land you in the same HP range as a tune and exhaust 2012.
Another reason could be how incredible the highly modded GTR's are running. Breaking the 8 second barrier, multiple 1000 HP + builds in an AWD car that has laid down some serious ring times in stock form.
Other factors of course come into play, but in the end, they are just awesome cars that are well worth the $$.
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