With the new lower MSRP's, a 2013 G37X with premium package is now only $37,555 destination included. None of the car buying sites I looked at reflect this lower price yet and all I can find on car buying experiences is leases. If I could still get a significant discount off MSRP, say $3k, I think I would pull the trigger at $34,555 + tax/tags. Before I start haggling with dealers, I'm looking for some insight. Anyone?

 

There is a car dealership in San Antonio called Gunn and they do fixed pricing (the price posted on the website is the price you pay, no haggling). I have been monitoring them since the g37 MSRPs were lowered. While the prices do seem to have come down, they have not fallen as much as I expected. Some cars are still actually priced above the new lowered MSRP. My personal guess is that they are slowly lowering the price and it will take several weeks before the prices reach the bottom. If you want to use their website to do some research, here is a link: New Vehicles Gunn Infiniti-San Antonio, TX Infiniti near Austin, TX Corpus Christi, TX

 

Passport Infiniti in Virginia has quite a few 2013 G37x sedans going for 33,500.


If you don't need the x model, Herrin-Gear Infiniti in Mississipi has G37 Journey's w/ premium package for 29,000.

 

Thanks for the replies. Passport is actually only 90 minutes from me, thanks for pointing out their pricing, I only looked at my local dealers sites. Pretty amazing. They are listing 2013 x's with premium and a few extras MSRP $38,310 for $33,510. Small print adds transportation fee (I think $905), doc fee, licensing fee (?) and finance charges. I will contact them as a start point to get their bottom line but clearly there are big discounts even on the new lower MSRP. Sweet.

 

Check out Tysons Infiniti as well. I can send you some emails/phone numbers of who I dealt with and you can get a great deal. There prices are usually lower than what is quoted on their site.. esp with the end of the month coming up.

Just send me a pm if you need anything..

 

I just checked their website and they have Base Journeys for 27,851.

That's nuts...

 

got my dad a x model for 34k at 1.99% for 5 years. otd price was 37k

 

And they have loaded up G37S Malbec black sedans for $31k and change. With accessories. Crazy prices.

 

No way. I couldn't find this one. Seriously, they have a G37S with Nav+Premium+Sport for 31k (note that when you add Sport, the other two are automatically added).

I will buy one this week if that's the case.

I just found this one for 31k, and it shows the Sport Wheels in the photos, but under installed options, I do not see the packages listed.

 

Just called and they said that the 'too good to be true' deals are on cars that were recently damaged by a hail storm in the area.

 

Now it makes sense. Thanks for checking that out.


I thought those prices were just slightly insane.


I figured something was fishy because the Moonlight White with prem/sport/nav is $41k.

 

What I find interesting is that while the pricing on existing models has been reduced to accommodate the new price structure announced for the 2014 G37s, on Trucar and Edmunds, all of the pricing I have seen is about 2k higher than what it was a month or two ago. Did they essentially announce new pricing, then completely shut down all the previous rebates and bargaining?

 

I had talked a dealer in Chicago down to $7,000 off a 2013 g37xs sedan, I later went with a 2012 LE g37s sedan. MSRP was 46k so I was looking at $41473 out the door after taxes and they waived dealer fees.

 

Can you still get a G37xS? I don't see them on the main Infiniti page and the models they do show have limited colors and options.

 

Pickings are slim on the 2013s. The Sport models are almost sold completely out here in San Diego. Even Journey+NAV+Premium are becoming harder to find. Most of what's left are Journey+Premium lease cars. I think the X is available through 2015 as just the Sport model was cancelled (i.e. XS). If you want a new Sport model non X, you need to pick from what's is left on Dealer lots.