Hey guys, I've been stalking the boards for quite some time. I finally registered a few days ago having done some serious test driving of a few different cars in the G's class and settling on the G Coupe for my purchase.

I currently have, what I think is, a pretty good deal of $40k out the door. This is for the G37s 6MT with Navigation package, a base price of $37k before tax, title, etc. Any thoughts on this?

I'm still waffling between going new and picking up a lower mileage '08. A savings of probably $10k looking at the big picture inclusive of additional taxes and cost of insurance. However, with my perceived good bargain, the depreciation hit doesn't seem quite as big.

Either way, I look forward to becoming part of the community in the near future.

 

Don't see how anybody could be selling you a new 6MT coupe at $37k. Thats more than $2k under cost....

 

Thus my confusion. The site lists it as such and that was the number written down when I visited the dealer. With local sales tax, destination, title, etc it works out to just over 40k.

All of their 2010 inventory has between a 4k and 8k "discount" on them through the end of the month. Perhaps a dealer to manufacturer rebate?

 

I'm with you on this one. This is a $44k car, knocking $7k off the car is a bit unrealistic, unless you are the second owner. I know people like to brag about price, but get real.

 

It can be done. The salesman knocked off over $8k off the 2009 G37S 6MT that I got in January 2010... Canadian pricing however.

 

Did you buy the first week of January???

 

if you get an 08, be aware of the warranty, not unless the dealer would offer extended warranty! Good Luck and Welcome to the forum!

 

Closer to the end of January

 

There are good deals to be had in the classifieds here. You may even see the IDEAL Coupe for sale at $40k ;-)

 

There are plenty of deals on new cars and with incentives it can be well below invoice. I got my Vert for something like 7500 of sticker.

 

There is currently a Cash to Customer incentive of $1000 which can be combined with Cash to Dealer incentive of $1000 so those two maybe what's reducing the price.

http://www.edmunds.com/new/2010/infi...32828&state=FL

 

there is almost 3500 in dealer cash right now, deals of ~5500 off sticker are easy right now.

 

Damn makes me feel like I should've waited on buying until now.... When I purchased over the summer there was only 1k in dealer cash... Lesson learned.

 

Where did see 3,500 in dealer cash?
I'm only seeing 1k in cash to consumer and 1k in cash to dealer on edmunds. Can you link me to the 3,500? Thanks.

 

sorry Namir, a few days ago I saw it posted somewhere, but cannot find it anymore.


However, if you look at the zag site (American Express | Car Buying Home Page), below is the spread for the Journey model which is the average of the models at about 2-3k below invoice. I used this site as a starting guide when buying an '10 Odyssey in the spring and actually got the van for $500 less than the below "your price" (plus TTL) when negotiating between five dealers in Florida.

VIRGINIA
INVOICE MSRP YOUR PRICE
$35,517 $38,375 $32,405
Savings off MSRP: $5,970


FLORIDA
INVOICE MSRP YOUR PRICE
$35,517 $38,375 $33,017
Savings off MSRP: $5,358

I used the Odyssey forums on the edmunds site too for references, this one is the G37 forum: Infiniti G37 Prices Paid and Buying Experience - CarSpace Automotive Forums