[Rusty]

With the 400Z coming I wonder how it's going to affect 370 prices.

The last 3 on Bring a Trailer for example sold for $20,000, $23,000, and $23,500 respectively.

Original-Owner 9k-Mile 2010 Nissan 370Z 6-Speed

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23k-Mile 2010 Nissan 370Z 6-Speed

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2013 Nissan 370Z NISMO

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[S30R32]

Lots of people are trying to capitalize on BaT nowadays, a hot site selling all kinds of rides. Those prices are pretty much a bit inflated but good for the sellers. What about unsold new inventory of Nismos, Sport, and Heritage models, if any left I wonder what deep discounts Nissan will give. If the new Z comes out as a 2023 model, will there still be a 2022 370Z?

 

[Rusty]

Lots of people are trying to capitalize on BaT nowadays, a hot site selling all kinds of rides. Those prices are pretty much a bit inflated but good for the sellers. What about unsold new inventory of Nismos, Sport, and Heritage models, if any left I wonder what deep discounts Nissan will give. If the new Z comes out as a 2023 model, will there still be a 2022 370Z?

Bring a Trailer is definitely a seller friendly place. Some prices people get are insane. You're not going to find a deal there.

For the 370Z my guess is that there won't be a 2022 model so Nissan can focus on the new car. I doubt they'll sell a lot in that final year.