[Devon]

Be a laugh if we on the Canuck reservation list got our cars four months before the Americans...

 

[202? Z]

Every time someone says “the dealer said“ you have to stop and take a drink preferably bourbon for me. We’re going to have a lot of drunk people on this forum. At this point I’m not sure why anyone would ask a dealer anything that would be like me trying to talk to my ex-wife. Sorry just had to say it.

 

[jezzza]

Be a laugh if we on the Canuck reservation list got our cars four months before the Americans...

Looking the same for Aussies, rumours are first shipment is on it's way.

 

[Rusty]

Looking the same for Aussies, rumours are first shipment is on it's way.

Any idea on when that shipment is supposed to arrive @jezzza?

 

[BENDINGTIME]

Any idea on when that shipment is supposed to arrive @jezzza?

ive been told to expect delivery in october november by my dealer

 

[-Strike-]

Last I've heard is still the July-Sept time frame. Maybe we'll find out more details on the week of the 16th when the embargo lifts and pricing is scheduled.

 

[Rusty]

You also shouldn't expect one until 2023, according to the manager of a Wisconsin dealer that attended a Nissan meeting last week.
Here's what the rep at Gandrud Nissan said in the email:
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I wonder if this is for their dealer specifically.

 

[jezzza]

Any idea on when that shipment is supposed to arrive @jezzza?

June/July supposedly. Expecting to find out more including confirmation of pricing this week.

 

[Alanz196]

if they don’t arrive until the fall … would be the ultimate buzz kill

 

[zenki]

June/July supposedly. Expecting to find out more including confirmation of pricing this week.

Considering that it was last month when we learned about them being delayed till Summer, I really hope it isn't much longer than that.

You'll Have to Wait Until Summer to Get Your Mitts on a 2023 Nissan Z

Nissan says that the 2023 Z is delayed due to a shortage of semiconductors.

www.motortrend.com

 

[Gary Bowering]

Looking the same for Aussies, rumours are first shipment is on it's way.

Seen a story today Nissan Z in Australia performance spec $73,300au Proto $80,000

 

[Rusty]

Seen a story today Nissan Z in Australia performance spec $73,300au Proto $80,000

Auto evolution says $80,700 for the Proto Spec.

2023 Nissan Z Costs More Than $51k, Proto Spec is Over $56k, but There's a Catch

Late last month, we got official word from Nissan regarding the eagerly-awaited pricing information for the highly-anticipated 2023 Z sports car. But it was only for its home market. Now, the journey continues.

www.autoevolution.com

According to the Japanese brand, the 2023 Z will be on sale in Australia from mid-2022 with just two grades – a standard specification going for an MSRP of AUD 73,300 and the Z Proto Spec that jumps to AUD 80,700 (plus “statutory charges or other on-road costs”). That translates to $51,215 for the base trim, and also to $56,381 at the current exchange rates, which is certainly a hefty asking price.

 

[shakedog]

Seen a story today Nissan Z in Australia performance spec $73,300au Proto $80,000

Wow $55k for a Proto. Yes please!

 

[St00k]

It'll be earlier than Nov for sure...

 

[zenki]

Last I've heard is still the July-Sept time frame. Maybe we'll find out more details on the week of the 16th when the embargo lifts and pricing is scheduled.

That seems likely considering how things are playing out currently for the Z overall.
It's also possible that dealers are overestimating to some extent.

 

[CryHavoc]

My salesperson in Alabama emailed me on 3 May 22 and told me the same thing. He said his sales manager attended a meeting in Orlando where they were informed that initial deliveries would begin late October at the earliest, Mid November more likely. Now my question is about those Bridgestone Summer Tires on my car that I cannot receive until the Autumn/Winter time frame. Set aside the bones for those winter/all seasons to be installed prior to leaving the dealer lot ladies and gents. Also bring a truck to carry the S007A's that get pulled.

 

[THaskins]

My salesperson in Alabama emailed me on 3 May 22 and told me the same thing. He said his sales manager attended a meeting in Orlando where they were informed that initial deliveries would begin late October at the earliest, Mid November more likely. Now my question is about those Bridgestone Summer Tires on my car that I cannot receive until the Autumn/Winter time frame. Set aside the bones for those winter/all seasons to be installed prior to leaving the dealer lot ladies and gents. Also bring a truck to carry the S007A's that get pulled.

Welcome to the forum @CryHavoc! A set of winters/all-seasons will definitely be needed depending on when the delivery happens. Which Z are you going to be getting?

 

[CryHavoc]

Welcome to the forum @CryHavoc! A set of winters/all-seasons will definitely be needed depending on when the delivery happens. Which Z are you going to be getting?

Performance, 6spd. Want Red or Blue with matching interior, but based on the call I just had with my sales guy, I will take whatever color they get in my trim. Dealerships will get what they get and you can take it or leave it. I will be on the take it side. Custom orders will come later.

 

[FlawleZ]

Performance, 6spd. Want Red or Blue with matching interior, but based on the call I just had with my sales guy, I will take whatever color they get in my trim. Dealerships will get what they get and you can take it or leave it. I will be on the take it side. Custom orders will come later.

Unfortunately this concurs with what I've heard as well. Supply chain issues (whose tired of hearing about this still?) still have a significant impact on production and delivery. For this year at least I think most will be lucky just to get a new Z, let alone with the options or color they want.