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Replying to: murphdog1 (Mar 10, 2008 6:55 pm) |
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| Can anyone explain why Edmunds invoice price differs from other websites. I've read other websites that list the invoice as $50,838.00 while Edmunds lists the price as $51,021 (the difference is not the destination charge as Edmunds does not have that charge included). Also, I'm sure that the '08 has the Tech package as an option - but Edmunds doesn't list that as an option available. What is going on? Can anyone give me the correct invoice amount for an "08 QX56 plus the DVD package. Thank you. | |
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Invoice prices on most websites are an average as they may differ depending on region, transportation and dealer charges etc. It is not abnormal to see a variation. The invoice price is really not what the dealer pays. The dealer costs is usually a few thousand less than invoice. Dealers receive incentives and hold backs that vary from dealer to dealer based on volume and dealer factored incentives. A sales manager will sell cars all day long at invoice because they still make significant money on the sale. I suggest you join Consumer Reports Online and then purchase the new car package. This is one of the few sources were you will find the "true cost" to the dealer-- it is an approximation but close. |
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Replying to: utvols1 (Mar 06, 2008 4:54 pm) Thanks for your response. I am still considering the 2008QX 2wd, but was thinking I would offer right around $46,500 for one with moonroof, and dvd system and see what happens. Will see how interested they are in selling one here at the end of the month with gas prices expected to continue on the upward trend. Thanks for your input.
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Replying to: bulldogfan (Mar 25, 2008 2:42 pm) We did, added the gold warranty to 100K miles and still came out thousands cheaper thant the QX. It is basically the same vehicle- without the Infiniti badge- I like my money a lot more than the emblem on front of the vehicle and by the way buying a car at the end of the month is a dealer myth- you may actually do better at the first of the month
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Replying to: lthaley756 (Mar 26, 2008 4:57 am) |
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Pricewise the amada would be the way to go. The QX has additional features that warrant the extra price. When you deal with the luxury vehicles, the extra dollars also equate to extra warranty than the standard 3year/36,000miles. I have also found the service department to be more receptive in scheduling appointments based on my work schedule. In addition, a loaner car is always available and at times they will come to your house to pick up your vehicle and drop off the loaner. For me I have become accustomed to this service.
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Purchased QX56 last night from west houston infiniti. Very happy with the vehicle and buying experience. The one other I considered most was the Sequoia Limited with everything on it. I liked the power and feel of the Sequoia on the road slightly more but what made the difference was the luxury interior and exterior of the QX as well as the value, the MSRP was less than the Toyota as I had it equiped. I have bought 9 Infinitis from this dealer as the buying and owership experiences with them are excellent in my experience. I am planning a two month driving vacation out west this summer with 5 adults, a dog and golf clubs. Got the bench seat version of the QX but otherwise the base, which is incredibilty loaded with features. Really looking forward to the trip but man this thing is big, it just fits in my garage.
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Replying to: mlevine (Mar 26, 2008 5:30 pm)  ) and appreciate the luxury dealership experience. Everybody needs a bit of butt-kissing every now and again 
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Replying to: johnhw (Mar 27, 2008 1:32 am) We also looked at the Sequoia Platinum extensively and came to the same conclusions as you...it drove a bit better and we loved the versatility of the 2nd/3rd rows but we could not get over the haphazard dash and the industrial feel. We might have gotten the Sequoia if it had the Land Cruiser dash/materials or if the Platinum had been 10K cheaper. You'll love your QX...just got ours a month ago (also got the bench seat) and I'm getting ready to put the first few coats of Zaino on it today!
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