What is everyone paying for there G?
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They are not free with the car. Where does it say anywhere you are supposed to get wheel locks as std equipment. Even the trunk mat and cargo net are options, but most dealers I know throw them in free, cuz pretty much every car that leaves the factory has them or its added at the port.
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. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word free then, regardless all I was trying to say was that some dealers are using this as incentive to close a sale or make a buyer feel better about their purchase when others are already getting them without asking.EDIT. Anyways we're getting offtopic a little, my apology to the thread starter. I think closer we get to winter, larger a discount we will see (while the fact that the car will have been out a few months won't hurt either
). This will especially be noticable for northern states. I mean who in their right mind would walk in a dealership in the middle of a snow storm to purchase a rwd sport coupe.
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I assume they were since some members who posted above claims they got them in the trunk without even asking . Maybe I shouldn't have used the word free then, regardless all I was trying to say was that some dealers are using this as incentive to close a sale or make a buyer feel better about their purchase when others are already getting them without asking.
EDIT. Anyways we're getting offtopic a little, my apology to the thread starter. I think closer we get to winter, larger a discount we will see (while the fact that the car will have been out a few months won't hurt either ). This will especially be noticable for northern states. I mean who in their right mind would walk in a dealership in the middle of a snow storm to purchase a rwd sport coupe.
. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word free then, regardless all I was trying to say was that some dealers are using this as incentive to close a sale or make a buyer feel better about their purchase when others are already getting them without asking.EDIT. Anyways we're getting offtopic a little, my apology to the thread starter. I think closer we get to winter, larger a discount we will see (while the fact that the car will have been out a few months won't hurt either
). This will especially be noticable for northern states. I mean who in their right mind would walk in a dealership in the middle of a snow storm to purchase a rwd sport coupe.Last edited by Memphoman; Sep 6, 2007 at 10:34 AM.
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Even though all the Coupes here have a "market adjustment" of $3995.00 added to the stick, salesman confided that they would be willing to sell at MSRP+$500. Saw a OB/stone coupe on the showroom floor today, with rosewood, NOT impressive at all.
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I assume they were since some members who posted above claims they got them in the trunk without even asking . Maybe I shouldn't have used the word free then, regardless all I was trying to say was that some dealers are using this as incentive to close a sale or make a buyer feel better about their purchase when others are already getting them without asking.
EDIT. Anyways we're getting offtopic a little, my apology to the thread starter. I think closer we get to winter, larger a discount we will see (while the fact that the car will have been out a few months won't hurt either ). This will especially be noticable for northern states. I mean who in their right mind would walk in a dealership in the middle of a snow storm to purchase a rwd sport coupe.
. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word free then, regardless all I was trying to say was that some dealers are using this as incentive to close a sale or make a buyer feel better about their purchase when others are already getting them without asking.EDIT. Anyways we're getting offtopic a little, my apology to the thread starter. I think closer we get to winter, larger a discount we will see (while the fact that the car will have been out a few months won't hurt either
). This will especially be noticable for northern states. I mean who in their right mind would walk in a dealership in the middle of a snow storm to purchase a rwd sport coupe.
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I want to know what deals people are getting in the LA/OC area in S. Cali and what dealer? I went to an Infiniti dealer in Torrance on PCH and they want $2500 above MSRP and they were charging $99 for wheel locks.