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392 messages, Last post on Nov 24, 2009 at 2:36 PM
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Replying to: tangofan (Apr 17, 2009 9:36 am) I want around $34,500 for OTD . Is it possible? Thanks for your input.
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Replying to: ttran813 (May 11, 2009 10:55 am) 2008 EX35 Journey AWD in Black Options: Premium, Navigation, wood, splash guards, roof rails, rail crossbars, & cargo mat. I think it's seriously the second-to-last inventory in that trim left in the tri-state area. MSRP $43,125 Invoice $39,384 Paid $33,400 (after $5,000 + $500 incentives) + $865 destination charge + NJ 7% Tax + DMV/misc fees = $37,060 out the door (give or take a few bucks) 0.9% would have required $5,000 additional, but with Chase auto loan of 4.69% APR (3 or 4 years; need 700+ credit score), taking the $5k discount was the much better choice. I just also ordered a third-party $22 cargo organizer from Amazon (MSRP $160!).
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Replying to: jrhee (May 18, 2009 3:23 pm) Dealers would want to get rid of them at any cost! I got mine in Feb/2009 with: RWD, Tech, Prem, Nav, Lux, Mud guards, Trail bars, Tinted, Cargo Net and Cargo organizer for $36,300 cash excluding tax. Texas tax took it to $38000 OTD. Z.
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Replying to: Zanboor (May 18, 2009 4:51 pm)
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With all these posts about 10K-10.5K off MSRP... it seems that you should be scared to think of what the resale will be like. The reviews of the cars quality look pretty good so Why such BIG discounts? I have found 6k to 7k off but not 10K.
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Replying to: littlejoe613 (May 19, 2009 12:31 pm)
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Replying to: jmess (May 20, 2009 7:33 am) We shall see. Every car has its downfalls. BMWs have great resale, but the cost of ownership (and repair) is really great. I was scared off of Audi's repair cost and reliability, same with Saab and Volkswagen and Mercedes and Volvo. No brand is perfect, except maybe Honda and that car was too boring for me. The G37 will have a better resale value than the EX35, but the EX35 costs $5000+ less to purchase an equivalent car and that impacted me, as well as having the utility of a hatchback. But, agreed, resale is not going to be stellar. Hopefully I'll get a long, enjoyable, reliable ride out of this one to counter that.
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Replying to: lfo (May 20, 2009 8:17 am) |
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Replying to: littlejoe613 (May 19, 2009 12:31 pm) There are a few little things that bug me, like no auto hatch (use it more than the auto-up seats but not DOWN) but nothing I can't live without. LOTS of gizzmo's that I really don't need, but they came with the deal. Just need to figure them all out! I'm averaging approx. 22 mph, more city than highway, so I'm happy with that. The best thing for me about this car is the ride. I had taken a 2007 BMW 500 series out on a test drive and thought I'd found the car of my dreams. But I gotta say, this little dude rides like a cloud, plenty of comfort, and yes, even the memories of the sporty need is there when I step on the gas. I find myself over-driving the brakes a little, due to going too fast! I am an ex-soccer mom, and have gone from sedans, coupes, full-sive SUV's and back to a sports coupe, and this car has fulfilled my needs very satisfactorily. I bought it outright, so I'm on OWNER, not a leaser, and I'm looking to pamper and take care of it. But don't be afraid of it...let's see Infiniti put their products to the test. So far, so good. |
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Replying to: littlejoe613 (May 19, 2009 11:58 am) In addition to my 15K, I paid the rest by trading in my X3 (very exagerated) for 23K and since I had paid taxes on the beamer already, the 23K was exempt from the 6.25%. At least, that's how it works in Texas. Don't know about other states. Z. |
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