After months of waiting I'm finally picking up the G
Fully loaded. White. 10,500 below MSRP
Going to the dealer this wednesday.
Report card came in solid.
4.67 GPA translates into a new car.

Excited to join the community and def need to get a job so I can start modding

 

$10.5K below?!

please elaborate! oh and congrats!

 

well its fully loaded msrp was at about $45,XXX. I contacted the dealer and as soon as I asked he told me the best he could do was 9000 below. We talked and i got an additional 1500 off the msrp.

 

How can you have a GPA greater than 4?

Even this guy only managed to get a 4.0





Just messing, welcome on board and post pix when you get her

 

10k discount? They probably jacked up the MSRP..anyway...still a good deal.

 

Well if its full loaded its around 45000 so that wouldnt mean its marked up. 10K off is awesome congrats.

 

Dang, im looking for a deal like that. Where are you located?

 

i'm guessing you're still in high school? congrats on the car

 

Congrats on the new car.

Did you get a coupe or sedan? What options?

 

High school and getting a brand new $45000 G37, what is this world coming to....

 

No kidding. When I was in HS, my good grades were rewarded with a 20 year old VW bug. I had very little to no appreciation for that car, and I proceeded to dog the living hell out of it.....including rolling it onto it's side, pushing it back onto it's wheels, and driving off like nothing ever happened. Hopefully the OP will have a greater appreciation for his free ride than I had for mine.

 

We don't know if still in high school. But if this is your senior year and finishing school and gotten high gpa and getting ready for college. This would make an excellent car. Slow down, and don't speed. Really..

 

I bet it's High School as you can get a weighted GPA that will be above 4.0 ....don't believe college plays those games. Sounds a little "get out the shovel" to me, the whole deal, etc.

 

10k off MSRP is like 2k under invoice if you're not financing thru nissan...

Where are you located?
The dealer in TX over Edmunds said the coupe is in low stock due to the incentives.

I would like to know which dealer is willing to sell at lost with such low supply?

 

Infiniti has some crazy rebates right now total of $3500 ($2500+$1000) for the sedan and $4500 ($3000+$1500) for the coupe, but you'd have to give up the infiniti financing to get both. if you're not getting invoice - rebates you're just not getting a good deal.

Bank of America has great rates right now and I heard Capital one does as well, but have no personal experience with the latter.