I just picked my diamond graphite 06 with package C up north here in for 28800, but it took about 3 hrs of back and forth. You can probably swing another little bit off if you are already there at 29800. Sticker was 35600, invoice was around 31 IIRC

 

Well, I finally pulled the trigger. I got a final price before TTL of $29.5.

Got an automatic, pearl white with stone, premium package C (Bose, Blue tooth, sunroof, home link remote, keyless entry...etc..), fullsize spare and trunk mat.

Had three dealers playing the bidding game. I feel I got a really good deal.. Should be under 32 OTD..sticker was 35.8....nice...thanks for all your help everyone....I am a new G owner...........

 

That is a great deal on a new car

 

We paid 28,800 after some haggling with the dealer last Saturday. 2006 G35 with premium package, auto, Diamond Graphite Metallic.

Car is great, but anyone else have problems parking it when first driving it? It's kind of hard to judge the sloping front fenders, maybe I am just not used to it.

 

I bought mine end of november, when the 07 G came out. I have everything but the NAVI, it was almost 40,000, i got mine for 33,000... I thought that was a good deal... Hope this helps

 

06 6MT - Fully Loaded 33.5K - 0 miles.

 

It obviously came out to more after the $2000 somewhat of taxes, but i think it was a decent deal. Car had 24 miles on it.

 

Hey CJN8, give me a call- I can get you a nice price.


Sal Benanti
Ramsey Infiniti
201.327.5100

 

On 1/13/07 I picked up an 06 Sedan Premium C, trunk mat, splash guards, Navigation, for $31,400 before TTL. Sticker was $37,650. The car had 30 miles on the odo. I'm coming out of (well, I still own it) a 2000 Acura TL with Navigation, hence my username.
I had to get back to RWD (previous Camaro owner), and I'm in l o v e.

 

Sounds like people are getting some very good prices on the 2006s. For my site I'm thinking of adding a "prices paid" survey.

One big problem in my mind, though, is that most people trade in a car, and that can seriously muddy the waters. If they lowball a trade, they can give you a better deal on the new car. And if you insist on a high value for your trade, the new car price will likely end up higher.

Any ideas on how to realistically deal with this problem when gathering prices paid info?

 

Thats a good deal I got mine for 32k but it has Nav. I bought it in October. I think the only missing option was XM and I'm glad because I won't pay for a subscription anyway. It's good that the Bose Stereo plays MP3s.