1.9% financing?
1.9% financing?
Usually, May is the month of incentives. Just look at all the other car brands....
Do you think the G35 will have fat incentives next week/next month??
1.9 would be fat savings if you parked 35000 in the bank at 5.3%.
Do you think the G35 will have fat incentives next week/next month??
1.9 would be fat savings if you parked 35000 in the bank at 5.3%.
Guess you will just have to wait and see.
Originally Posted by link
Usually, May is the month of incentives. Just look at all the other car brands....
Do you think the G35 will have fat incentives next week/next month??
1.9 would be fat savings if you parked 35000 in the bank at 5.3%.
Do you think the G35 will have fat incentives next week/next month??
1.9 would be fat savings if you parked 35000 in the bank at 5.3%.
Even ING is offering 5.25% if I am not mistaken.
Also, currently the promotional finance rate offered by infiniti (at least in the Tristate area) is 3.99% .... I have my doubts if they will offer 1.9% ... its been ages I have seen that kind of financing offer .... except from the american manufactrers.
Also, currently the promotional finance rate offered by infiniti (at least in the Tristate area) is 3.99% .... I have my doubts if they will offer 1.9% ... its been ages I have seen that kind of financing offer .... except from the american manufactrers.
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people dont realize that your buying a car not a house...though 3.9 and 5.3 is a diference...its really not that serious. I understand people wanna pay the least possible, but the G is a brand new model, usually u wont see any agressive incentives till mid-end life cycle of the model.
Originally Posted by coolnesh
Even ING is offering 5.25% if I am not mistaken.
Also, currently the promotional finance rate offered by infiniti (at least in the Tristate area) is 3.99% .... I have my doubts if they will offer 1.9% ... its been ages I have seen that kind of financing offer .... except from the american manufactrers.
Also, currently the promotional finance rate offered by infiniti (at least in the Tristate area) is 3.99% .... I have my doubts if they will offer 1.9% ... its been ages I have seen that kind of financing offer .... except from the american manufactrers.
ummm ING can offer higher rates cuz they have practically no overhead
Originally Posted by logik05se
people dont realize that your buying a car not a house...though 3.9 and 5.3 is a diference...its really not that serious. I understand people wanna pay the least possible, but the G is a brand new model, usually u wont see any agressive incentives till mid-end life cycle of the model.
i think what the OP was suggesting is that if he can get a loan with a rate of 1.9 instead of paying CAsh for it, he can leave 35K in a bank account earning 5.9 which will offset the interest being paid on the car and still make a lil more with what he has.
Incentives like that are for less-than desireable cars. I think the G series is still a viable and desirable car. I hope for the resale value of my car that they do not start heavily discounting the G's also.
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Well when we got our '04 and '05 we got 2.9% on both of them. We got one in March and one in June of '05. I'm actually a little shocked that they aren't offering any good incentives right now. Usually when it starts getting close to the end of the model year, they start kicking in the incentives to clear out the stock. I'm guessing any that are going to hit will be in mid to late summer since they haven't already.
Originally Posted by trey's wife
Well when we got our '04 and '05 we got 2.9% on both of them. We got one in March and one in June of '05. I'm actually a little shocked that they aren't offering any good incentives right now. Usually when it starts getting close to the end of the model year, they start kicking in the incentives to clear out the stock. I'm guessing any that are going to hit will be in mid to late summer since they haven't already.
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Well sales have been so strong that they haven't needed to do anything yet. I'm thinking when the coupe comes out the sales will drop a noticeable amount and they may rethink the lack of incentives.




