Hello everyone! I am looking to purchase a G37 very soon. I live in Georgia. Where did everyone buy their G from? Do you have any dealership recommendations(price, negotiation, customer service) etc.?? I know the ATL area has five dealerships, but surely one of the them stands out among the others in the crowd. Post up, looking forward to gathering as much information as possible. Thanks in advance!

 

First off, Welcome! The G37 is a fantastic ride. I purchased mine from Infiniti of Gwinnett mainly because once VPP came out the salesperson jumped on finding the car I wanted and he found it first. Overall the experience was pretty good. I had a few problems at delivery, but the service dept quickly jumped on those and resolved them.

I also visited Nally Infiniti (Marietta). Overal a good dealership. My parents purchased a G35 Sedan there, however when I was ready to purchase the didn't jump on finding the car I wanted.

In 2005, I purchased a G35 from Roswell Infiniti. Excellent experience there. When I was purchasing my G37, they didn't have many on the lot and didn't seem interested in selling at VPP. I would purchase from them again.

I think your safe with many of the dealers in GA. I've also visited Infiniti of Decatur (old Troncalli now owned by Nally) for service and was happy with them as well.

Best of Luck and let us know if you have any questions. If you want to visit Infiniti of Gwinnett, let me know and I'll PM you the salesperson you want to work with.

 

Nalley Infiniti is right down the street from our facility...makes it very convenient. After you pic it....just swing by and we'll start modding it for ya! They currently have a ton of G37's.....for the record.

 

+1 for Forged. I stopped by the shop today to take a look at the shop. Sharif showed me around and we chatted for a few about parts and plans for the G37's. If you haven't stopped in, you definitely need to.

BTW.. Thanks again for the tour of the shop, Sharif!!

 

I purchased from Nalley infiniti in Marietta before the VPP and special rates came out. At the time, they were the ONLY dealer in the atlanta metro area that was willing to deal on the car. I was very satisfied from them in terms of purchasing my vehicle. They delivered it the next day to my office. But, I don't think they have a great service department and will most likely take it to Nalley Decatur for service next time.

Check out the Southeast section for a write up I did on my dealer experiences here in Atlanta.

 

Great information so far. Thanks for the replies. Maxi, also read the write up, definitely good to know. Has anyone gone through the internet for ATL dealers and worked quotes and prices online. In other words, played them against each other?? If so, what website did you use to contact all the dealers?

 

Bought mine from Marty at Gwinnett Infiniti. Leased a 2006 FX35 from Alex Squires at Nalley Marietta. Both were great transactions.

--Tor

 

Infiniti of roswell. Talk to steve. $119 under invoice.

 

It's not the dealership. It's the salesperson that makes the difference. Service. Product Knowledge. That's what makes the difference. Someone that can relate to you, find out your needs and wants, put you in the best vehicle for the best price and make you feel comfortable with the car buying experience. Most dealerships and salespeople fall far short in this regard.

They haven't been trained properly and rely on old lines and techniques which only serve to turn off customers and send them down the road to another dealership. There really is a better way.

If you would like to buy a new or preowned Infiniti from me with no hassle I'd be glad to help you.

Bill Kleinknecht
770-714-5051

 

Bill, are you going to offer invoice pricing? Thats the meal ticket people are looking for around here...

 

In addition to price may I also get you estimates on down payments, monthly payments and figures on your present vehicle? Would that be helpful?

And if you are not trading, can I provide you with figures both ways, just in case you change your mind?

Of course if the figures are not agreeable or affordable I wouldn't expect you to buy from me. Fair enough?

Bill Kleinknecht

 

Ummm Bill, If "Price is the easiest part of your job", than why the unwillingness/inability to answer Max's question?

I appreciate the fact that you apparently are looking for business (where you may find it), but your lack of a direct answer to a simple question will further the stereotype in the minds of many regarding salespeople.

 

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I'll tell you one thing! Will never step foot in Nally again. The most very rudest people I ever been around. Didn't want to talk. Didn't want to find the car I wanted. Even laughed in my face and he walked out on me. Short story. Went there. Talk to someone. Came back with this silly offer. I told him I'm looking to spend a couple hundred over invoice. Without even a counter offer, he just rudely stated you wont be buying a car from here and walked away from me. He even tried to shake my hand, But I backed away. They didn't even have or try to look for the car I wanted.

The guy at Decatur said if I didn't want a G37 that was on his lot, that he wasn't going to find the one I wanted or even order it. What an idiot.

Anyway, go to Roswell. Very more than pleased with ever aspect of purchasing a car from there. Got the car there for $150 over invoice. In and out in less than two hours.

 

OMG...what a bunch of *****'s.......amazing. Glad you got the deal you wanted. Sorry for even suggesting that you check out Nalley...LOL.