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Was offered this deal in suburban Philly. Any thoughts? G35x, Premium, Nav, splash and cargo 39,725 MSRP 37,350 purchase 36 months/12,000 miles 61% residual .0016 mf $1,500 due at signing BUT will cut me a check for $1,000 to cover last 2 months of current car -----$504/mo. including 9% PA tax Any thoughts? Told them that I really needed to be under $500/mo. and they said that it couldn't be done without going to 39 months or giving up some of my $1,000 cash back. They let me walk and now I'm thinking that they really won't budge. Should I continue to look around?
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Replying to: bek (Apr 25, 2008 4:49 pm) This would be the point where someone will say "RTFM" In this case, it might take you days or weeks to "RTFM" since there are several (more if you have Nav). If you look here in the forum I posted a link to download the manuals from Infiniti in PDF form. Makes it a lot easy to read and search on stuff. As was mentioned, a silly long 1,200 mile break in period. I don't drive any one car many miles, so that means it takes me a LONG time to get through that. Heck, it will be time to change the oil before the car is broken in Dennis |
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Replying to: ferky (Apr 25, 2008 7:02 pm) Trying to fit something to a payment is doing it backwards and usually leads to a very bad deal. Price the car near invoice and run the numbers using the lease buy rate. That will be a "good deal" and if you can't afford it, so be it. Dennis |
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Replying to: go_blue (Apr 25, 2008 6:20 pm)
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Replying to: cb6 (Apr 25, 2008 10:08 pm) IMO, 28K is too low if the car is clean. If the invoice is 34K, ~30K is a good deal for a couple months old car. 28K is o.k for trade-in value but not private sale. |
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Replying to: gooddeal2 (Apr 26, 2008 6:07 am) weighing this against 06 Acura TL for $23.5K w/ 27,000 miles. decisions, decisions, decisions...
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Replying to: go_blue (Apr 26, 2008 8:50 am) G vs TL 3700 miles vs 27000 miles ....for $6.5K more Seems like a no-brainer to me Z |
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Replying to: go_blue (Apr 26, 2008 8:50 am) On a used car from a private party you are likely to pay 7-10%, vs. 2.9% on a new G35. Assuming 8% tax and 7% interest on the used and 2.9% interest on the new, the 60 month payment is $666 for new and $641 for used. At the end of 5 years you are only saving $1,500. This is assuming you pay sales tax on both the new and used (here in AZ there is no sales tax on used cars from a private party). IMHO, if the used car at $30k is not EXACTLY as you would purchase a brand new one (color, options, condition, etc) then I would pass on the used at that price. You can always offer $28k for the used one... As far as the Acura, I don't think these are even in the same ball game. I would not pay $20k for a used TL. I shopped the new TL and it is lacking a lot of features that are standard on the G35, can't speak for a 2006 TL, but I am pretty sure that the the 06 has less then the 08.
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Has Infiniti ever had 0% financing on the G35? Has anybody heard what might be coming for May for either a lease or purchase?
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