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Replying to: lilelvis (Sep 28, 2004 7:37 am) |
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Replying to: wibble (Sep 22, 2004 12:50 pm)
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2004 I35 Cold Weather Pkg Satellite Radio Cargo mat and flaps Desert Platinum 26,500 + 295 processing (waived dest.) +TTL Obviously they are trying to move these and it probably helped it was the end of the month. We were really stuck in deciding between this and the Accord EX V6. Although the Accord is not generally considered in the same class as the I35, I think they were very competitive. But we like the looks of the I35, it's bigger, and less common. This was at Passport Nissan in Alexandria, VA. Good buying experience. |
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Replying to: cerebus (Sep 29, 2004 9:20 am) |
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I'v enever had a sales experience like this: No pressure, no gimmicks and no hassle. I purchased a new (not a demo)2004 Infiniti I35 with Cold Weather package. I bought it for the unbelievable price of $27,548.00 (tax,tags, destination fee and processing fee included)out the door. Rosenthal Infiniti wanted $28,000 for the same car(tax+dest fee excluded) I was offered the 2004 G35 with Premium package for $26.540 (tax and destination fee not included). I was tempted but I decided on the I35 since I need the extra room that the I35 offers. I also testdrove and looked at the Acura TL. The tranny on the TL slipped on me while on the highway. I loved the sound system in the '05 TL. Karen Radley Acura wanted $30,699.00 (tax+dest fee excluded)for the car. Pohanka wanted $29,900.
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Replying to: 2_da_max (Oct 11, 2004 11:09 pm) I didn't realize you can get a G35 that cheap. I hadn't really looked at them, sat in one the day we picked up our I35 and really liked it. However, I think it was a 2005. I don't know what people are saying about cheap interiors in the G, this one was very nice inside - but, again, it may have been a 2005. We still would have got the I35 for the FWD in the winter. Congratulations.
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Replying to: lilelvis (Oct 12, 2004 8:06 am) The following cars were on my shortlist: 2004 Acura TL, 2005 Subaru Outback sedan, Honda Accord EX V6 with Nav and Sat Radio, 2005 Ford 500, 2004 Infiniti I35. I testdrove all these cars and the '04 I35, the '05 Subaru Outback Sedan, and the '05 Ford 500 were my favorites. Even though the editor talks about lack of horsepower in the Ford 500, I didn't really notice any of it during my testdrive. The car was pretty powerfull with the 3.0 L Duratech engine. The Subaru felt and handled like a BMW 530. The I35 became my best pick because it was more car for the money and since it was FWD it would most likely handle the snow better than a RWD G35. You might still be able to get the 2004 G35 with Premium Package for that cheap price. They had a bunch of them in stock two weeks ago. I dunno about now. I was under the impression that they're trying to move their old stock and make space for the 2005 models. Rosenthal had offered me a 2004 G35x (AWD) for around $30K. That's just the base model for the G35x |
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Is any body out there purchased an I-35 recently? If so, what is your final price? A dealer in St. Louis area is asking 27K for I-35 without navigation or weather package. Is this a good price?
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Replying to: gsk (Nov 13, 2004 8:04 am)
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