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Hi all, I recently puchased a 2008 g35x sedan and Infiniti just sent me an offer in the mail... Basically, it's an offer code for a $500 Amex gift card on a new purchase or lease of an Infiniti vehicle. (I will also receive $150 for "referring" you) If any of you have recently purchased or leased a new infiniti and would like the $500, please email me at allprimo  aol.com. According to the instructions on the flyer, i just log on to the infiniti website and enter the vin # of your car and my car and we both get the gift cards - no strings attached. I dont know anyone personally who is buying an infiniti soon so i figured i'd post the offer up here. Let me know if you have any other questions. -Allison |
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I find it curious that ONLY one person "Achieved" $10,000 off MSRP. Having served my Infiniti clients for over 6 years I can debunk this myth entirely. One has only to go to Edmunds.com to see an approximate "Cost" of a vehicle and any rebates offered. If you have a current Infiniti you may get the loyalty $$ which varies by region. I say "May" as it is either a rebate or low interest financing. Some dealers write down their ten oldest new and pre-owned vehicles monthly so that it is possible for one dealer to sell a vehicle for less than another who doesn't follow this practice. It doesn't make sense to throw in a trade difference figure as this too can change especially when one tells another dealer approximately what another dealer is giving (truth or not) as this skews the numbers. Some states tax on the selling price of the vehicle and others only on the trade difference. Some state's sales tax is higher than others.
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Replying to: cargenie (Apr 08, 2009 8:39 am)
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Replying to: md_outback (Apr 08, 2009 12:10 pm) I think in the next month or two, for anyone looking to scoop up an '08, the issue is going to be choice. I think people are grabbing the less optioned models (MSRP from $39k to $43k) and there could be mostly fully optioned cars out there (MSRP $44k to $46k).
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Replying to: cargenie (Apr 08, 2009 8:39 am) Not sure why you mention tax, since I think the numbers people are giving are not inclusive of tax. When someone says 10k off MSRP, they mean that their $43k vehicle was sold to them for $33k plus tax and tags. The $33k would include freight. |
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I recently started shopping for an EX35. I have been looking for months for something small and not so SUV-ish and really like this car. I test drove today at Nalley Infiniti in Marietta, but the initial offer was nothing like I've seen posted here. I test drove a Journey with premium pkg & nav - MSRP was $41,300, dealer knocked off $3500 for cash and $1000 if I financed and added back in $600 doc fees. By the time I added $2500 tax/tags, I was looking at around $40k OTD if I financed or $37.5k if I paid cash. I like the car, but not that much. Anyone have any details on ATL area dealers offering $10 off MSRP? If not, I'm willing to drive within about a 300-mile radius to save some $$.
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Replying to: LilGreen (Apr 11, 2009 5:16 pm) Don't have them give you a number. They aren't going to give you the lowest number. Or you can email the Infiniti dealerships in your area with the number that you are willing to accept. |
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Replying to: lfo (Apr 09, 2009 7:43 am)
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Replying to: investor27 (Apr 17, 2009 9:07 am)
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Replying to: navboy (Apr 17, 2009 9:30 am)
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