[Swacer]

Hello,

I am soon to be in the market for a GT-R, and was hoping that this regional community might be able to help point me in the direction of a couple dealers who are good to work with, good/aggressive with pricing, and overall create a good purchasing experience. Additionally, I'm looking to find a dealer that I can trust for service as well.

I am from the Pittsburgh Area and have searched a couple of the local dealers.

I know Wright Nissan, who I met with last week following our local CnC. The one salesman I spoke to was a good guy to talk to, but another (who will remain unnamed) walked over during our conversation and put the discussion right into the gutter. Furthermore, I have had a bad history with Wright automotive as their Hyundai dealer singlehandedly ruined my '10 Genesis coupe when I had it, so I'm not in a rush to give them any more of my money.

I have briefly spoken with Beaver County Nissan, but haven't had a chance to get into their location (Though, they have no GT-R at their dealership, and have no idea when another is going to arrive. This worries me about their quality of service as they only see 4-10 GT-Rs a year)

Do you guys have any suggestions of another dealer in the surrounding areas that you would suggestion I should communicate with? I'm willing to drive a distance if the dealership is right and they are willing to work some aggressive numbers. My purchase date will depend on pricing, so anytime between this fall/winter and spring/summer next year.

Thank you

 

[frankie5]

I know Koppel in Queens, NY sell a lot of GTRs.

 

[Swacer]

Alright, other than volume, any word on pricing?

 

[iwinnnn]

Good pricing from them too. They're smart on the market

 

[monEmakindave]

Alright, other than volume, any word on pricing?

Pricing is gonna depend on your efforts and negotiating.

Every dealer is gonna start high. You need to locate a dealer with multiple cars in inventory to put some favor in your end.

July 1 the Nissan incentive dropped from 10k to 5k so right off the bat u are paying more than someone who bought in June. This is for '14-15 model years

Get multiple e quotes and make them want ur business is all we can say.

 

[terroragon]

I've gotten service done at the Nissan dealership in Washington, PA and they're reasonably priced. For my 6k service I received a Maxima as a loaner and they charged me $80-something for the oil change, meanwhile when I had my car out on the west coast, the one in Reno wanted to charge me $180 because "it has a lot of panels".

 

[Swacer]

Interesting, I heard the incentive dropped, but by half....wow.

I'll keep talking to a few dealers out here, it appears to be difficult to find a blue black edition. So this might take a while.