2009 or 2006?

[JetSet]

To be fair, most dealers haven't got any idea there are 3 different versions of the 350Z, even main Nissan dealers, 99.999% of the general public and even many potential buyers won't have a clue. It's clearly an Irish import and despite the fact it was most likely built in 2006 (or even possibly in early 2007) it'll always be a 2009 car and one of the last 350's to be registered in The U.K and it's in a pretty rare colour too

 

Pete

[JurassicZ]

To be fair, most dealers haven't got any idea there are 3 different versions of the 350Z, even main Nissan dealers, 99.999% of the general public and even many potential buyers won't have a clue. It's clearly an Irish import and despite the fact it was most likely built in 2006 (or even possibly in early 2007) it'll always be a 2009 car and one of the last 350's to be registered in The U.K and it's in a pretty rare colour too

 

Pete

As Pete said, it is a 2009 registered car one of the last registered and in a rare colour and the car looks very nice. I would just enjoy the car...when the weather improves.

[Jay Kay]

Is it an 09 on the log book? Add clearly states an 09 car and not an 06 that was imported in 09. It may well have been an older car left lying around for a while before being registered and sold by a dealer in 09, in which case I guess there's not much you can do about it.

[gsexr]

Nice colour combo and low miles mate. Enjoy it

[one-eyed-king]

Roadster for £9500 in good condition and low mileage from a dealer is not a bad price you wouldn't lose much on re sale. Enjoy it mate it's a cracking car especially when you can get the top down. Welcome to the forum

[Andy_Muxlow]

I have seen an 03 or 04 on auto trader for £9000 ish although it had less than 10000 miles on the clock so that's not a bad price buddy 😊

 

 

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[Willsy1980]

As has been said before, the price is more or less bang on for a good example. The advert wasn't miss leading in anyway specs were right and the photo's were pretty comprehensive.

Another point on here raised many times is buy on condition not age/miles etc. Looks like you have done that, so i'm sure you will forget about the reg plate once spring hits and that top is down

Edited February 15, 2017 by Willsy1980

[Stan]

Personally I think the price is a little high, I paid 7.5k for my '56 plate roadster with 43k miles, however yours does have gt4 wheels and is a rare colour (and the roof looks in good nick) so it has it's plus points.

 

If you are happy at the end of the day then don't worry too much about it. You probably won't see many other late registered ones around