I just purchase and used 2009 g37xs 6 month ago and now I have receive a letter from Nissan :

Exclusive upgrade notification
I qualifie for an upgrade, they are focusing on the 2009 g37 models and they are looking to acquire it for their Certifed pre0owned program, and since I have one they are looking to offer me a deal.

so the deal is they are looking to make me an offer to upgrade my 2009 to an 2012/2013 or a CPO in stock.
their goal is
1- An offer that will allow selected clients to upgrade their current vehicle with little or no out of pocket expense.
2- Allow clients to maintain a comfortable payment based on their current vehicle budget.

An addition to rates as low as 0% and cash incentive up to $13,000 and a $2,000 voucher also.

Has this ever happen to anyone like receiving an offer and if yes is it a good deal

tks in advance.

 

You bought an Infiniti got a letter from Nissan, hmmm...

 

typical sales letter

 

well it said Nissan infiniti because here the infiniti dealer are also nissan .

 

Usually when it states "selected clients" it pretty much means anyone that has a nice trade, good credit, and may want a new car.
So you sir, have been selected

 

I get letters like that all the time for cars that I haven't owned in years.

They're trying to squeeze your jibblets.....rip it up and throw it out.

 

Just a sales tactic. Trying to get you to trade your 09 for a more expensive newer used car. The offer isn't special at all. Just want to make some more money from you.

 

And they say they put the customer first lol.

tks, you guys for the fast response

 

At least do the math

Having the latest and greatest with Nav, and all the other goodies is nice.
Life is short.

Let them run the numbers for you and then decide if it is worth it to you.

Telcoman

 

You need advice from all the "experienced drivers" about postal spam? OK then, here goes.

It's. Postal. Spam.

Wow.

 

They were selling a 2012 for $40,000 two weeks ago,, and a co-worker said that the used infiniti are in big demand also.

 

Mail like this is good feed for the shredder.

 

Nope- going to the dealer and investing some time is exactly what this sales scheme is all about. Do the research on your own and decide if it's worth paying sales tax, tags, etc. all over again to get a slightly updated vehicle. Life is short and spend your time doing what you want- not sitting in the F&I office, ****ering over numbers.

 

Sorry but this is the worst post ever...

 

Next you're going to tell us a long lost relative of yours passed away and now all you have to pay is $5,000 to get your millions!

Seriously though, rule #1 do not believe a salesman/dealership. They are there to sell stuff and make money, they never have your best interest in mind.