I have a friend that just purchased a car from Grubbs Infiniti who got the following:

2010 G37 Coupe - Liquid Platinum

Navigation Package
Premium Package
Sport Package
Impact Sensor
Illuminated Kick Plates

Tinted Windows included
Wheel Locks included
2 free oil changes and unlimited car washes

72 months financed at 4.79%

Sale price of car $41,200.00.

This a good deal?

 

Its close to invoice so yeah, not bad.

 

Looks good. Edmunds lists a $1000 incentive, but not combined with APR deals.

The only thing I see is that 60months is 2.9% which is a better APR.

 

Its not bad. The 1000 can be combined with 0% 36 months.
I am currently getting all the paperwork ready to buy and planning on picking it up monday.
I was able to get a 2010 g37 with prem, sport, nav, IKP, trunk mat cargo net etc with tint and wheel locks for 43k drive out. It took me a lot of negotiating hours to do it but I was able to get the price I want

 

In my sales area, Zag.com reports the following for the configuration you indicated:

MSRP: $43,575
Invoice: $40,167
Offer Price (inclusive of all possible incentives): $38,937

The offer prices does not include any financing terms, tax, tags, title, or aftermarket accessories you mentioned. YMMV, but use as a comparison.

 

Is that on a 09? Edmunds had it at 40K which is about $1k higher. So the may include that marketing money that states can't be combine with an APR, but I'm sure can.

 

What makes you think it can if it states that it cant? Just trying to figure out the logic there.

 

Because they do sometimes make that exception to get the sale. The price listed is assuming cash price, not a financed price. But I've seen stranger things happen at the time of making the sale.