I'm getting my 6MT w/ Sirius, Premium Package and Trunk mat for 35,100.

 

i Found the car at the other dealer
they are trying to give me a deal on 2004 G coupe
19000miles
lip kit
spoiler
premium package
clean title (out state though)
drive out for 450 a month and 6000 down
i am going to check it out
Its christmas eve
let me have my gift already

 

Suprisingly enough, the MSRP on your car is 37580 but same option on the auto is 38730 (Prem pkg, 19's, Sirius, Mat).

 

I agree with ironmike, and I agree with this poster too.

When I was shopping, I contacted dealers in Oklahoma, Texas, and Tennessee. Grubbs Infiniti offered to fly me to Dallas, pick me up at the airport, do a testdrive, sign paperwork at their dealership, and then send me on my way with my new car. I didn't go with them for a variety of reasons, though I'm thinking I should have now. Oh well.

 

Holy crap that's generous but I'm guessing the price was a little higher due if nothing else to the flight out there. Mine is driving 35 miles to pick me up at the train station but in reality it's the easiest transaction for them so the hour and a half he'll spend driving in and getting me is much less than he would have spent on test drives, sales pitches, calls and what not so it works out well for both of us.

 

Actually, I bought the car on a "VPP" price, which was hard-locked to $32,447 + taxes & registration. I remember it because each dealer gave me the sale quote, except for one (the Oklahoma dealership refused to honor the VPP price).

Grubbs even offered free tints to "sweeten the deal," but my father knows the sales consultant I bought my car from in TN (my dad is a sales consultant for Bluff City Nissan in Memphis, TN), so we had everything lined up for me in Memphis. Maybe in 2010 or 2011 (whenever the "refresh" for the M comes out ) I'll buy from Grubbs... I'm sure the price of a $50 airline ticket is nothing to 'em to close a deal. Since they're in Dallas, they can get tickets to just about anywhere Southwest flies for < $100, which I'm sure doesn't hurt their bottom line.

 

Ah, nice.

 

hey, I just got mine from infiniti of kirkland. Try to get a 2005 if possible...if your credit score is good..you should go for the 3.99 financing. They are easy to work with over there. The guy at Fife are a little harder...cars sell like hotcakes at fife.

Get yourself a quote over the internet...you might get an internet special...thats what I did.

good luck.