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Feb 25, 2009 | 10:09 AM

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jarborn1

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^^ +1

Feb 27, 2009 | 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by anson89

I'm buying an Athens Blue G37S FULLY LOADED with 12,856 miles on it and I'm asking for $33,500 drive out. I think the price is pretty impossible but then again it's the end of the month, and of course, I'm paying the full amount in one go instead of financing.

What do you guys think? Because they're giving me a bunch of BS when a guy with good credit walks in and wants the same car but can't pay full amount, it's not fair or how whenever I'm bringing in the bad economy issue they'll tell me it has nothing to do with us, we're still selling more cars.

How about some tactics guys? Cash up front, I'm sure that's a pretty good deal. Maybe I can go lower with the price? Maybe $33,000?

If you are going to pay all that in one go, then you should consider that Fields Infiniti in Chicago is selling new 08s for 10K off MSRP. Go to their webpage and find out. $5K off MSRP for the 0.9 financing. http://www.infinitiglencoe.com/index.htm

Why pay 1-2k less for used with mileage when you could get new? I was quoted 35K for G37 Sport with Auto, Premium, Nav and Tech---basically loaded. Probably 34-34.5K for an equivialent 6MT. (add 5K for using the 0.9 Financing).

Mar 1, 2009 | 07:15 PM

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NACZ3

The fields infiniti 10k off MSRP ends tomorrow, what are the chance that will get extended through march. I am thinking about going that route but getting a deal done by tomorrow just isnt possible.

Mar 1, 2009 | 07:33 PM

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From my experience with the local Infiniti dealerships over the years, all these $10k off ads or "top dollar on your Infiniti trade-in" were nothing but a bunch of bs just to get people into the dealerships. I doubt you will see any Coupe $10k off MSRP, you might be able to get $7-8 off a QX56.

Mar 1, 2009 | 08:42 PM

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TomG37

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I paid cash for my G35, and never again will I buy a new car outright. Buying a used car is better because you don't take such a big hit when it comes time to sell.

I had really good luck dealing with the internet manager when I bought my G35 coupe, but you might have to deal only with the used department with that car.

In the end if they wont budge, tell them the car is very nice, but you will have to buy from another dealer because they will not work on the price with you.

Mar 1, 2009 | 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by CHI-TOWN G37

Ha! I paid cash also, but usually get beat up when the word gets out....
I like to "own" and not "owe" and if that is your preference pay cash.

+1^ I bought my used '08 in August of '08 with only 2000mi on it. I had no need to build credit because I was told my credit score couldn't go any higher, and APRs on used cars weren't setting the world on fire at that time.

So I decided it was worth the few hundred dollars I might make on investment returns to have the piece of mind of ownership and no monthly payments. So I just wrote a check and called it done. I haven't regretted that decision one single time.