I just picked up a 2013 G37S Coupe here in San Diego, and wanted to see if I got a good lease deal. Here's the details:

2013 G37S Coupe with Premium, Nav, Sport, Black Grille, Rear Spoiler, Illuminated Kick Plates, MSRP $49,995
Sales price of $42,000
24 months
15k mi per year
0 down
$1616 drive off
$466 per month

Let me know. Thanks!

 

your first time with Infiniti?

 

Yep, first Infiniti.

 

I am always confused at these posts. Why post AFTER you've purchased or leased.

If you are happy with your deal then be happy with it and enjoy your new ride. If you need a pat on the back saying that you did good, well that is relative. There are people on here that have paid more than you did and there are people on here that paid less than you....

The point of this forum is to ask before hand so that you can be guided...

I am sorry to be the one to burst your bubble but please guys, ask these questions BEFORE you purchase or lease.

 

first car brand maybe better off to lease, so you can purchase later down the road.

 

High man, 80$ a month high :/

 

I will be leasing my first Infiniti in January. I've driven the G37, the EX37 the FX50, the Q50 and the Q50 sport, you know what i love best, SPORT!
I am going to put more down than required to lower my payment.
Tips on negotiating this deal? I'll be buying in Louisville, Ky. Current web offer is 4k down and payment of 469.00 for 39 months. Good? Bad? You said to ask you guys before I bought.
Thanks pals.

 

$4000 down and $469/mo for Q50S?
Hard to tell, this is a new car, the leases are almost always expensive. You could get into a lot of "nicer" cars for than kind of money.

 

Gotta be Infiniti…. suggestions?

 

Need more info about the lease...

Q50S MSRP?
Selling price?
What does the $4k down cover?
How many miles per year?
$469/mo include tax/fees?
Residual?
Money factor?

 

Is this a trick question? No lease is a goog lease.

It says 0 down but you had to pay 1616 to drive away.
466 per month. I bet your insurance is at least 150 a month for a total of over 600 a month to drive someone elses car for 2 years then give it back and pay more because the mileage went over or something broke. If your goal was to waste money for the next 2 years I think you succeeded.

 

I put 1100 down 500 per month on 2013 G37s sedan

 

wow, what a way to make a guy feel good about driving his new G for the next two years....tough crowd

 

ha ha, waste money for two years and you succeeded.... you guys are great.

I sell leasing for a living and it does have it's place in the world, especially for depreciating assets like cars.

First I would say no money down is the way to go. Most lease rates have almost no interest in them. better to pay a little more per month and keep all your money in your pocket to start. Also, you need to keep the car spotless so they can't charge you for anything when you turn it back in. Also, you cannot go over in miles or you will get killed at the end. Lastly, you have nothing at the end of the term either, be prepared to start over. It's like buying a house versus renting, no equity ever. I prefer to own my cars even though they depreciate. With car loans, even used car loans, going for 1.9, 2.9%, etc it costs next to nothing for a car loan. Also you gan go 72 months and just pay a bit more each month to create equity faster. Plus you have the freedom to trade it or sell it whenever you like or need to as life's circumstances change. I've had about 8-10k or so in equity that I just keep rolling into my next car. Keeps me in a nice car for a very reasonable payment. $350/month. Also, best to buy a car that's 1 to 2 years old with low miles like 15k or less. Big depreciation has already taken place so as you pay down your note the car usually stays worth more than you owe...again giving you the freedom to get out of it whenever you need to.