Yes the wonderful state of new jersey just passed legislation recently where you have to buy registration for four years when you buy a new car.

The topns I have are listed in my signature I also have floormats+wheelocks.

 

So here it is six days later and I hear that you got your car at that dealership at a very good price! I wouldn't post it here, however, as it will be implied that it's impossible and it's BS. lol

Congrats on a great choice of car at a great price!

 

Read ey experience with trying to get just over invoice

I live in a city where you can go to the beach on Christmas day, the economy is strong, and are population is over 1 million. Those types deals don't EXSIST HERE!

 

We live just outside the Nation's Capital in a County that boasts of one of the highest per capita incomes in the country and also has an extremely high cost of living and cost of housing. National/Homeland security and defense are the current boom town drivers. No one said that YOU could get a good price, but don't suggest that WE can't do so. ;-)

 

Thanks for the intro. I just put a deposit down for a 6MT coupe for $750 over invoice near Baltimore, MD with the help of a few referrals. The deal took 2 minutes over the phone with the GM and the best part is, the car (black/black,PP,splash) was a new arrival. It's not impossible to get a decent deal if you can show you're a serious buyer. I had another dealer willing to match the $750 but screwed me while I was heading towards the dealership to do the paperwork. We had a verbal agreement but some shmuck came in 30mins-1hr before I arrived and took the car for $2k over invoice. They tried to do a dealer trade with a car in Jersey but I wasn't about to accept a "new" car with 300 miles on it so I walked out of Jim Coleman Infiniti. Jba Infiniti where I'm set to pickup the car this weekend still honored their offer.