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#1582 of 1591 Looking for AMEX Teamup by mehvish Oct 11, 2009 (2:37 pm)
Hi I just purchased a new 2009 FX35 in Oct and are looking for a current owner who has not redeemed their code to team-up for the Amex gift card incentive. Please send me an email to vishmeh2009 hotmail com with the following info:    Infiniti will send you a $150.00 owner recomendation rewards card (AMEX)       Owner redemption code VIN First Name Last Name Street address City State Zip Code   Thank you
#1584 of 1591 Re: what is dealer price? invoice? lower? higher? [brees] by mehvish Oct 13, 2009 (10:11 am)
Replying to: brees (Oct 10, 2009 1:02 pm) can you send me your info, I was looking for someone to team up with AMEX gift. I contacted several people with no response . thanks
#1585 of 1591 AMEX Partner Needed by beniman Oct 14, 2009 (7:11 pm)
Just bought a G37 Sedan and need a partner for the referral program.    $150 for you, $500 for me email me at:  hudson.bhverizon.net and I can provide the info or I can submit with your info if you wish.    http://www.nnainfo.com/Rewards/datacapture.html    Thank You   Ben
#1586 of 1591 New Fx35 pricing need help by infin3509 Oct 17, 2009 (11:36 am)
I have the following two deals on the table with a dealer out of Torrance, CA. I am looking for some experienced advice on whether or not I am getting a decent deal so here goes:   Option #1: 2009 FX35 with prem. and nav. pkgs. at $44,357 less $5k manuf. rebate for a price of $39,695. I will put down $5k down payment so my loan will be 4.9% at $34,695. The finance charge worked out to be $4,661.25 and a monthly payment of $655.95 for 60 months. There is a C/D at 21.87, what is this?   Option #2: 2009 FX 35 with prem., and nav. pkgs at $45,626, and $5k down, loan of 60 months at 2.9%, finance amount of $39,695.75. Finance charges total $930.25 with a monthly payment of $677.10 and a C/D of 22.57. Why is this option starting out $1,300 more than option #1? Should the start amounts be the same?   The dealer is pushing me toward option #1 and I smell a rat! My guess is so that he picks up the interest of $4,661.75 Why wouldn't he want to push me toward option 2 where the monthly payment is higher?   Are either of these decent deals, and what should I do? Thanks for all your help! Replies to this message: squirtman (Oct 18, 2009 4:18 am) sewellgsm (Oct 22, 2009 11:10 am)
#1587 of 1591 Re: New Fx35 pricing need help [infin3509] by squirtman Oct 18, 2009 (4:18 am)
Replying to: infin3509 (Oct 17, 2009 11:36 am) They're good deals if you want a car payment of close to $700 for the next 5 years! That's outrageous in my opinion and I wouldn't do either of them frankly. Most people will put down at least 20% on the purchase price of a vehicle. Even with the seriously discounted prices you're not even close to that. Put down more cash or, if you can't afford this, consider the lease deal that Infiniti is currently offering on the FX - even less cash will be required up front and the payment will be closer to $500 per month...or better yet, look at other vehicles that you are better able to afford.
#1588 of 1591 my new Fx by infidil Oct 20, 2009 (6:31 am)
Just bought a fx35 awd with premium pkg for 38,434 in NJ..love it.. Is the AMEX cash back deal still valid? Did anyone get their rewards?
#1589 of 1591 Re: New Fx35 pricing need help [infin3509] by sewellgsm Oct 22, 2009 (11:10 am)
Replying to: infin3509 (Oct 17, 2009 11:36 am) The price should be the same before the incentives. Once you set the price - then you should be able to choose between special financing (0% for 36, .9% for 60, or 2.9% for 72) or get your own financing and get the $5000 dealer cash (not a rebate, so the dealer does not have to give you all of it - most will).   Generally speaking, IF you have good credit, we recommend you take the $5000 - because that is direct saving right now - where the special rates pay off a little per month over time and may take 4 years to make up the $5000 and you may trade it before then. Hope this helps.
#1590 of 1591 FX35 by softway Oct 25, 2009 (7:51 pm)
I'm in the market for an '09 or '10 FX35 AWD in the Los Angeles area. So far the best deal I've received is an '10 with Premium, Nav, Splashguards for 43,500 before tax and fees. Probably not a screaming deal but what does everyone think?
#1591 of 1591 Looking for AMEX Teamup by xiaohuo Oct 26, 2009 (5:41 pm)
Hi We just purchased a new 2009 EX35 and are looking for a current owner who has not redeemed their code to team-up for the Amex gift card incentive. Please send me an email to gtg804vgmail.com the following info:    Infiniti will send you a $150.00 owner recomendation rewards card (AMEX)      Owner redemption code VIN First Name Last Name Street address City State Zip Code    Thanks

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