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Old Dec 3, 2008 | 02:05 PM
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Financing Questions and Purchase Suggestion

Hey all-

So I see there is quite a following here, and after test driving an 09 G37 this past weekend, I can see why. I MUST have this car!

I was hoping that the group can help me with some questions so I can get the car I want.

I am thinking of purchasing the 08 model to take advantage of the $4000 factory rebate (without financing through Infiniti). Does anyone know how long this promition will last? How do you use this in addition to securing a good deal from the dealer?

I am looking at purchasing an 08 Journey in the Obsidian Black color. AT with the Prem, Nav, and Sport packages. Any idea the prices I should be expecting? I am located in San Francisco if that helps???

I also need some financing guidance. I have limited credit history - just graduated from college - around 650 credit FICO score. I have secure employment and make ~$50k/annual. Where should I be looking for credit in this tough credit market? Any suggestion on a down payment? I can afford ~$3000 right now, but if wait until February (tax return!!) I can probably come up with ~$10k.

I would love some help from those with experience or any guidance. And I promise to let everyone know how my purchase goes once I pull the trigger.

Thanks all
-Ken
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Old Dec 3, 2008 | 02:31 PM
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Why not finance through IFS and get the 0.9% 60 months?

Also they have Signature Graduate Program if you graduated within 2 years

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Old Dec 3, 2008 | 08:18 PM
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aim for mid-low 30s. more $ down helps your payment obviously but i dont like tying up a lot of $ if i can afford the payments. go with the lowest rate and longest plan to keep it down.
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Old Dec 4, 2008 | 10:05 AM
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If you want a new G, with your circumstances (location + salary) you should probably aim for a lease b/c of the lower payment or wait until next year when you can put more down.
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Old Dec 4, 2008 | 04:07 PM
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Thanks for the responses guys.

I am not interested in leasing...plus I travel for work so I would go over mileage allowed on leases.

Anyways, I can afford a ~ $700/month payment, but just not sure if I will qualify anywhere right now given the credit crunch.

Keng- in your experiences, how does the Signature Graduate program work? Do you think it will help me in my situation?
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Old Dec 4, 2008 | 05:21 PM
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Based on what I am told, just bring your copy of your diploma when you go to the dealer. It's suppose to make you easier to qualify for the loan to build customer based. Personally I haven't use it because I haven't bought a G yet...lol
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Old Dec 4, 2008 | 06:31 PM
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Yickes! $700 a month...I pay around that much for my G and my wife's TSX right now. You may need a letter from your employer stating your salary and such. I did the "college graduate" program with BMWFS and thats what I had to do. Altho, I had a fico of around 730+ so that in itself pretty much qualified me for tier 1.
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