Nissan shifted around some more numbers this month. Quite frankly, I haven’t been able to make too much sense of the trends. We all know residuals will drop regardless, but the MFs seem to be all over the place. For some, it makes sense, for others, not so much. Sure, some models are mainly purchased, so you won’t see much in terms of support. But really, .00185 for the Cube? Really?
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That pathfinder is a very good deal for family cuv shoppers. Truecar price in my area is $1400 under invoice plus there is a $1000+$500 incentive. 36×232 before fees and tax for 36/12. In OC CA, about 36x$281. This should be on the serious list for midsize cuv shoppers. That, if you can work with those slimmy nissan dealers.
Any numbers on the 370z?…thanks in advance
LeaseAddict: you mean for 2014, right? that 3k price drop is great.
Definitely! I probably wont get a great deal since I still have 2 years left of my current lease.
It is gonna be their last year befor a brand new model. 370z’s sale has been slow. So you never know what kind of crazy incentive nissan will do! The car is freaking loud with a huge blind spot, though. Base model is a great value, regardless. I’d suggest you to check out the infiniti side too if you havent as their lease deal tends to be more aggressive (but i know you dont like to deal with IFS).
Anybody have any info on rates for the Frontier?