[2024] Kicks Discounts: What are the Market Prices and Acceptable Discounts? Summary of Closing Dates and Negotiation Techniques

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We’ll explain the new car discounts for the new Nissan Kicks. When is the best time to buy? We’ve put together some key points to consider when negotiating. We hope this information will be helpful when making your purchase.

The target discount amount is a total of 200,000 yen

The vehicle price is 150,000 yen, with an option discount of 50,000 yen.

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First of all, how much is the Kicks discounted?

I looked up the current discount market price as of April 2024. I found that there is a lot of variation, and that the discounts are greater than I expected.

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grade Purchase date Vehicle

discount
Option

discounts
Total

discount amount
X April 2021 100,000 yen 150,000 yen 250,000 yen
X May 2021 150,000 yen 0 million yen 150,000 yen
X October 2021 200,000 yen 0 million yen 200,000 yen
X Style Edition September 2022 100,000 yen 0 million yen 100,000 yen
Price.com Kicks discount information

The highest discount I got was 250,000 yen. This is just an average target, but I would like to aim for a total discount of 200,000 yen, with 150,000 yen on the vehicle price and 50,000 yen on options .

Discounts on “Kicks” and tips for successful low-cost purchases

  • Consider purchasing at the end of the fiscal year, or hold negotiations around the end of each month.
  • Consider rival models, compare over three models, and even discuss them during negotiations.
  • If you have a trade-in car, have it appraised by the dealer first, then have it appraised by at least three other companies, and sell it to the one that offers you the highest price.
  • Check whether discounts are available for both the main unit and the options.
  • If you purchase through installment or leasing, you may be able to save money on the total price by considering options other than through a dealer.
  • At the final stage, make an immediate decision at the desired price.
  • Get quotes from different dealers

1. Consider purchasing and negotiate during the closing period

Nissan’s financial statements are announced monthly, at the end of September in the first half of the fiscal year, and at the end of March at the end of the fiscal year. The best times to visit are June, September, December, and March, which are the quarterly closing periods. Salespeople are also eager to increase sales at these closing times, so they may be willing to negotiate prices. They ‘ll be especially keen to work hard at the end of March at the end of the fiscal year!

2. Consider rival models and compare two or more models.

Bringing in a competitor will be a bargaining chip in business negotiations. As a salesperson myself, I understand that bringing in a competitor will force you into a price war. It will also convey to the other party your intention to purchase in the near future, which will give you leverage to lower the price.

Kicks competitors

Competing models within Nissan are not acceptable. For example, if you are deciding between the X-Trail and the Kicks, be sure to get quotes and consider products in the same class from other manufacturers.

Kicks and competitors Recommended models

The following models are just right for the competition in terms of body size and lineup. It may take time, but please try to get quotes from other companies at the dealership. However, what often happens is that when you get quotes from other companies, you find that the other company’s products are discounted or better, so you decide not to buy them. It is also important to know about other companies.

3. Trade-in vehicle appraisal

If you currently have a car, think about how to sell it for as much as possible when you sell it. When you get a quote for your Delica D:5, be sure to also ask for a trade-in appraisal. Using the dealer’s appraisal as a base, get quotes from at least four other companies and consider selling it. This is essential.

Reasons and experiences

I have had both good and bad appraisals from dealerships, but of course, it’s necessary to compare with other companies. For example, when I sold a Prius that I had been driving for two and a half years, the appraisal results showed a difference of 640,000 yen.

  • Dealer 1.66 million yen if you can pick it up next week
  • Company A 2.23 million yen Condition: If you can pick it up next week
  • Company B 2.3 million yen Condition: If you can pick it up next week
  • Company C: 2.3 million yen. OK until the next car is delivered.

4. Check whether discounts are available for the main unit and options

For example, the discount amount is often larger if you add the main unit and options than if you only add the main unit and almost no options. The reason is that you can receive a discount on both the main unit and the options. That’s why the above prices list the discount amounts for both the “main unit price” and the “option price.” However, as you add more options, the total cost will naturally increase, so be sure to select and add the equipment you want before getting a discount. Adding everything will naturally increase the price.

5. If you purchase through installment or leasing, you may be able to save money by considering options other than through a dealer.

For example, let’s say “X” costs 3 million yen including expenses.

  • Borrowing amount: 3 million yen
  • No down payment
  • Bonus payment 0

If you calculate the difference in interest rates under the above conditions, you will see a huge difference in the total repayment amount. If you borrow 3 million yen for 10 years at 5.5%, you will end up paying an additional 900,000 yen, but if you borrow 3 million yen for 10 years at 2.5%, you will only pay an additional 400,000 yen, a difference of 500,000 yen.

If the interest rate (annual) is 5.5%

Loan period Monthly repayment amount Total repayment amount
3 years 90,587 yen 3,261,131 yen
5 years 57,303 yen 3,438,168 yen
7 years 43,110 yen 3,621,187 yen
10 years 32,557 yen 3,906,877 yen

If the interest rate (annual) is 2.5%

Loan period Monthly repayment amount Total repayment amount
3 years 86,584 yen 3,117,008 yen
5 years 53,242 yen 3,194,492 yen
7 years 38,967 yen 3,273,218 yen
10 years 28,280 yen 3,393,641 yen

Car Loan Popularity Ranking

Loan companies Interest rate (annual rate) Interest Rate Structure
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank 1.500% to 2.450% Fluctuation
Sompo Japan 1.400% to 3.950% fixed
Yokohama Bank 0.900% to 2.400% Fluctuation
Chiba Bank 0.850% to 2.400% Fluctuation
Joyo Bank 0.850% to 2.750% Fluctuation
Car Loan Popularity Ranking

Points to note

Bank car loans are cheap, with strictest screening, followed by dealer-affiliated loans, but with higher interest rates. Other financial institutions tend to offer more lenient screening, with higher interest rates.

6. At the final stage, make an immediate decision at the desired price.

If they don’t offer the discount you want, try to force them by honestly telling them what you want. Add that you’ll sign the contract today if you agree, and if they still can’t offer the discount you want, you’ll just have to accept that this is the best they can do.

7. Get quotes from different Nissan dealerships

There’s probably a Nissan dealership near you. There are also many other companies. For example, if you go to Nissan Prince Chiba in Chiba and then get another quote at Nissan Satio Chiba, the price may change. This happens because the companies are completely different. So, try again at another Nissan dealership with which you have no capital ties.

example

  • Nissan Prince Chiba
  • Nissan Satio Chiba
  • Chiba Nissan

Nissan also operates under different names.

Those who want the desired amount by all means

If you find it difficult to bargain, you might want to look for a used car, which is more affordable than a new car.

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