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The Nissan Z Nismo Costs $66,085, Here's What You Could Get Instead - The Autopian
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What the fuck are they thinking? The Z that you want with the LSD is a $10k added to the $40k base price. I think the base price is actually not bad, but you shouldn't need to spent $10k to get the next model up. And then $26k more to get this Nismo.
Here, Nissan, let me solve this for you. Keep the base price of the Z at $40k. Make the next step up with the LSD a $5k bump up to $45k. And this Nismo should be no more than another $10 on top of that, to $55k. Then you are competitive.
Unfortunately, most dealers will still mark it up $10k+ on top of your suggested pricing.