Z32TT market value?

[whitey13]

Happy Thanksgiving Gents.

If I could, I'd like to have a discussion about the current market value of the Z32TT. This is my first post on NICO bit I have some history with the Z32. I've owned a 91na and a 90tt in the past, but that was more than 10 years ago.

I can look at the classifieds all day, but looking at peoples asking price isn't really indiciative of what they're going for. Of course there are things to consider such as mileage, maintenance, location, mods, etc.

For the record I am now in Dallas (from MA) and am looking to get back into a TTZ as an extra extra vehicle so I'm very interested.

So what does $7500, $10,000, $15,000 get you in a Z these days? I appreciate everyones feedback.

[andre1038]

from what i have seen around my area 10k gets you a pretty nice stock Z32TT. Shoot i know someone who's selling their well maintained Z32 auto Twin turbo for 10k but his is really up to spec and practically flawless with some good upgrades but nothing crazy. When i see them hit 15k or up they are usually ones that literally have almost never been driven much (like ones with very low mileage) or very modified. Then again it depends where you look. i have seen nice ones go for around 7500 but it depends on mileage and age

And O Welcome to NICO

[300ZXttZMAN]

I say 10k is the going rate aswell.

Welcome to NICO.. Sorry I missed your post.

[NolimitZ32]

Dallas has lots of Zs, you should be able to find some good cars there. 7.5k in Texas will get you a rough TT, 10K will get you a nice stock one or a nicely modded one with some miles. 15k will get you pretty much any Z you want in great condition.

[DCaff300ZX]

+1 to the basic prices given above here in Washington State as well, but you can also factor in the negative economy to work a little off that $10K price unless you are looking at well more than $10K value to start with.

[canadian booster]

in canada you can get a real nice one for about $10k ..then again ours aren't usually as fancy as the USA ones, and lots of JDMs here

[whitey13]

Thanks for the replies.

Being in Dallas certainly has its advantages in this market. When I started looking around, I expected I'd have to sacrifice things like color choice and mileage. I'm pleasantly surprised to see there are sstill some well cared for examples out there.

To the guy who PM'd me his car for sale, I can't respond via pm. Presumably because I don't have enought posts yet. I was able to read your message though.