MSCA

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If you're willing to negotiate your price, you can do almost as good as the VPP pricing that guys have posted in this thread. My own deal was completely on my own (no VPP) and I only paid about $200 more than what others have paid with VPP.

terrycs

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If I recall, the effort is only worth it if you can get VPP A-plan. VPP-A is only available to NNA employees and immediate family. Dealers can't even get VPP-A pricing.

The dealer will need a copy of the NNA employee badge, employee ID number and work information.

venzz

iTrader: (1)

Whoa this ancient thread brings back good memories of when i first got my car. A memeber on the forum gave me the VPP code and i bought the car for under invoice price. I dont work for infiniti or nissan but i just printed the VPP and went to the dealership, hope this helps. Thanks guy!

The rest of you can stop pm'ing me now :P

AMOTO50

I currently work for an Infiniti store. The only way to qualify for a VPP deal is to either work for a company that qualifies you or to know someone from Corporate. With that being said, I have a list of about 5000 business Nationwide that qualify. If you would like me to check please let me know the company you work for and I can get you the VPP code that way.

Team STILLEN

iTrader: (3)

Nissan "Business Associates" (aka companies on the VPP list) can be searched here: https://insidenissan.programhq.com/b...ociatelist.msa

Sign up here: https://insidenissan.programhq.com/ba_search.psp


Also, if you're Military, VPP is available through April 30th: Active and Reserve US Military | Inside Nissan USA | Nissan and Infiniti Vehicle Purchase Program