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$25,800 was before taxes, titles and licensing charges. Tax was around $2,000 (7.5% sales tax in TN) The rest, I forget how much I paid. But I do remember financing 100% of the cost for 36 months at 1.9. The dealer wanted to charge a $242 advertising fee, but it got rolled into the $25,800. So $25,800 included the car and the advertising fee. When I say "Be sure to check that everything is in order when you take delivery" is that to make sure that you get everything you're supposed to get- the owner's portfolio (a black leather portfolio with your owner's manual and a few other manuals- I only got the owner's manual and it refers to it in there) My clock wasn't working when I took delivery and if I hadn't checked closely I wouldn't have gotten the splash guards either that were supposed to go with the car. They didn't attach the sunroof deflector, but I'm not sure that specific car included that option. Anywhere between $25,000-$26,200 is a good price for leftover I35s. Add about $1800 (invoice price) for the navigation system. My local dealer, the dealer I bought from, Infiniti of Nashville, has liquidated the rest of their I35s. They advertised them at $27,988, a rip off since they'd still make $1,000 in pure profit on the deal. And they finally pulled their advertising a few days ago for the I35. |
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| I've been looking around and finally found one place with new leftover 2004 I35s. They do not have the cold weather package or navigation. Asking price is 25,900. Is that reasonable? | |
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Replying to: teebone (Apr 22, 2005 3:18 pm) |
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Replying to: jchan2 (Apr 23, 2005 7:06 am) Did your I35 have the cold-weather package? What kind of mpg are you getting? The I35 is still on my short list but I have heard from a number of owners that the mpg is not near what the EPA figures state. In this day of high gas prices and the fact that premium is necessary I am very leary of getting a car with low mpg. My closest dealer, about 100 miles away, still wants $26,995(includes cold-weather package) plus transportation for his remaining 4 I35s.
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Replying to: jchan2 (Apr 23, 2005 7:06 am)
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Replying to: teebone (Apr 23, 2005 10:01 am) Glad to hear you didn't have to bargain. I had to, and it wasn't as pleasant as it could have been. |
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Replying to: fredvh (Apr 23, 2005 8:08 am) The I35 does not require Premium. I pump regular, but premium will increase your power and fuel economy. $26,995 is a little high. For an I35 with the Cold Weather Package, I think somewhere between $25,900-$26,250 is reasonable. I know if my dealer was selling me the one Cold Weather Package equipped I35 they had, I would have offered $26,250 tops. Keep in mind though that the Nissan VPP pricing plan price is around $25,800 for the base model and $26,500 for the I35 w/ Cold Weather. Nissan VPP Pricing is calculated as: (a dealer told me) 1.65% below invoice, minus all dealer and customer incentives, which in this case would be 1.65% below invoice, minus $2000. |
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Replying to: fredvh (Apr 23, 2005 8:08 am) 
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I'm thinking about asking the dealer if I can get one put on prior to pickup. I thought it looked real nice on my older Maxima, but I have never seen one on an I35. How does it look? How much can I expect to pay for one?
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Replying to: teebone (Apr 24, 2005 7:16 am) |
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