Well, im gonna mod mine...but if i ever sell it, ill probably sell it as is or just part it out. i still owe money on it, so i plan on keeping it for a very looong time! which i have no problem with. i love this car : )

 

It's alot economy, new car interest rates are down, as said above, who's gonna buy used when they can get a new car at 0% financing? Ok, some people will, but you know people...

 

i wanna try to refinance mine cuz i got a shitty interest rate.

 

Get down to your local bank or credit union and go for it, they should be able to get you into the 5-6% range I believe...that is if you have good credit.

 

Go here and check the Black book value it is more of what dealers go by to look at value.

http://www.cars.com/go/crp/index.jsp

 

i think i have pretty damn good credit for being only 21. the car is under my own name when i bought it and i didnt need a co-signer or anything. i never even missed a payment on it. this is actually the 3rd brand new car ive bought. i would love to get in the 5 to 6% range.

 

According to Edmunds, the cars with the top 10 residual values for 2003 are as follows:

(assumes 5 year depreciation and 15K miles per year)

1. BMW Z8 - 45.86%
2. Mercedes-Benz CLK - 45.96%
3. Mini Cooper - 46.68%
4. Porsche 911 - 46.91%
5. Porsche Boxster - 47.72%
6. Lexus SC430 - 47.49%
7. Acura TL - 47.86%
8. Honda S2000 - 47.93%
9. Dodge Viper - 48.00%
10. Lexus GS 300 - 48.34%

Interesting that a large percentage of the list is convertibles.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BlitzSRM
Note: on the 350Z... I contemplated buying a new one, used NSX, or New/Used S2000.

 

I see the same 350 Z at the dealership every week.