Help determining model

[hitbychance]

Hey guys what model is this car:
http://www.huntclubnissan.com/pre-owned ... p9153.html

looks like base but the trim level says "g" i just want to know if it has an lsd

[BusyBadger]

I keep meaning to add this to the stickies, but for the time being here's a quick rundown using a few easy to find features...

1. Does it have a TCS/VDC button? (No = Base)
2. Does it have a TCS button (Yes = Enthusiast)
3. Does it have a VDC button (Yes = Go to 4)
4. Does it have Brembo brakes (No = Go to 5, Yes = Go to 6)
5. Does it have leather interior/Bose? (No = Performance, Yes = Touring)
6. Is it a 2003-2004 model? (No = Go to 7, Yes = Track)
7. Is it a 2005 model? (No = Go to 9, Yes=Go to 8)
8. Does it have leather interior/Bose? (No=Track, Yes = 35th Anniversary)
9. Does it have leather interior/Bose? (No=Track, Yes = Grand Touring)

I probably left something out somewhere but this should cover most models. There are odd ducks out there that might not work here, but they're certainly the exception.

And since you mentioned it, all trim levels except the Base model have the factory vlsd.

[hitbychance]

Thank you so much.

[carbon z]

That is def a base model. The asking price is retail from two years ago. In my area, a left over was going for 24500 at the dealer. It looks like a nice car, but would you want to pay either of the new car prices?

[hitbychance]

nope, i made a super low offer, but i don't want it cuz its base

[kuhan]

Base model has no cruise control, no VDC, no TCS and no LSD. But it weighs less than other models. If you look into performance wise, then base model is good an option because it is a little cheaper.

For you to compare, I paid about $21K cash for my 08 350Z enthusiast with a trade (07 Altima sedan). The car had 5K miles, but it was a corporate fleet car.