Originally posted by: sniperruff
overpriced. G35 sedan instead.
Originally posted by: DarkManX
forget my previous thread on comparing the new camry to the nonte carlo, I test drove a red SE-R and fell in love, it was so much faster then my mazda6 and looks hot! Now the question is lease or finance?
Originally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: sniperruff
overpriced. G35 sedan instead.
Uhmm... he didn't even state the price :roll:
With some good deals and incentives, the Altima SE-R is easily $5k less than even a base model G35, if those exist.
Originally posted by: McGyver
might as well get a z350
Originally posted by: RiDE
Originally posted by: McGyver
might as well get a z350
I don't get how you can cross shop an Altima and a 350Z.![]()
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: sniperruff
overpriced. G35 sedan instead.
Uhmm... he didn't even state the price :roll:
With some good deals and incentives, the Altima SE-R is easily $5k less than even a base model G35, if those exist.
then how can you assume you can't get a 2006 G35 sedan below MSRP?
comparing MSRP, the SE-R is $29650, with the G35 at $31200. with less than $2k, you get better interior and 38 more horses. lets just say you really can't get a base G35, and for some unknown reason all altima's go for $3000 under MSRP (fat chance), you might as well go for the 3.5SE... $6000 for some rims, minor powertrain/suspension mods, and the R badge is just insane.
Originally posted by: DarkManX
forget my previous thread on comparing the new camry to the nonte carlo, I test drove a red SE-R and fell in love, it was so much faster then my mazda6 and looks hot! Now the question is lease or finance?
He's racing from practical point of view. The VQ should drive the rear wheels, not the front onesOriginally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: sniperruff
overpriced. G35 sedan instead.
Uhmm... he didn't even state the price :roll:
With some good deals and incentives, the Altima SE-R is easily $5k less than even a base model G35, if those exist.
then how can you assume you can't get a 2006 G35 sedan below MSRP?
comparing MSRP, the SE-R is $29650, with the G35 at $31200. with less than $2k, you get better interior and 38 more horses. lets just say you really can't get a base G35, and for some unknown reason all altima's go for $3000 under MSRP (fat chance), you might as well go for the 3.5SE... $6000 for some rims, minor powertrain/suspension mods, and the R badge is just insane.
Check out the incentives on the SE-R right now in the Altima forums.
They are basically selling for invoice or less, PLUS $1750 in rebates.
The G35 (no packages) is selling for slightly above invoice which means the difference is $3k right off the bat.
Throw in some packages and options to get them comparably equipped and you are easily at a $5k difference.
Have you even driven either or you just mag racing?
Originally posted by: NutBucket
He's racing from practical point of view. The VQ should drive the rear wheels, not the front onesOriginally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: psteng19
Originally posted by: sniperruff
overpriced. G35 sedan instead.
Uhmm... he didn't even state the price :roll:
With some good deals and incentives, the Altima SE-R is easily $5k less than even a base model G35, if those exist.
then how can you assume you can't get a 2006 G35 sedan below MSRP?
comparing MSRP, the SE-R is $29650, with the G35 at $31200. with less than $2k, you get better interior and 38 more horses. lets just say you really can't get a base G35, and for some unknown reason all altima's go for $3000 under MSRP (fat chance), you might as well go for the 3.5SE... $6000 for some rims, minor powertrain/suspension mods, and the R badge is just insane.
Check out the incentives on the SE-R right now in the Altima forums.
They are basically selling for invoice or less, PLUS $1750 in rebates.
The G35 (no packages) is selling for slightly above invoice which means the difference is $3k right off the bat.
Throw in some packages and options to get them comparably equipped and you are easily at a $5k difference.
Have you even driven either or you just mag racing?![]()
No, I don't really care enough toOriginally posted by: Doboji
Aren't you gonna make your Legacy GT sales pitch?
Originally posted by: NutBucket
No, I don't really care enough toOriginally posted by: Doboji
Aren't you gonna make your Legacy GT sales pitch?Anyone that considers a Camry isn't worthy
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At least we can agree on that!Originally posted by: Doboji
Originally posted by: NutBucket
No, I don't really care enough toOriginally posted by: Doboji
Aren't you gonna make your Legacy GT sales pitch?Anyone that considers a Camry isn't worthy
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QFT
Originally posted by: DarkManX
forget my previous thread on comparing the new camry to the nonte carlo, I test drove a red SE-R and fell in love, it was so much faster then my mazda6 and looks hot! Now the question is lease or finance?