Nissan's official take on '07 pricing
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Nissan's official take on '07 pricing
"NASHVILLE, Tenn. (October 27, 2006) – Infinitі today announced pricing on the аll-new, second-generation 2007 Infinitі G35 Sports Sedаn, which is on sale now at Infinitі retailers nationwide. The 2007 G Sedаn offers new exterior and interior designs, a more powerful standard 3.5-liter V6 engіne now rated at 306 horsеpower, a refined suspеnsion design and a number of new standard luxury amenities – yet the base price remains exactly the same as the 2006 Infinitі G35 Sedаn base model.
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The 2007 G35 Journey model with the optional Premium Package, which is projected as the most popular model/trim combination, is priced $700 less than the comparable 2006 model and includes the Infinitі Studio on Whеels by Bose® Premіum Audio Systеm, 10-way power drіver’s seat, Bi-Xenon headlіghts, and Intellіgent Key with Push Button Start – features that were not available on the 2006 model. ..."
http://www.infinitinews.com/infiniti...27083514.shtml
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The 2007 G35 Journey model with the optional Premium Package, which is projected as the most popular model/trim combination, is priced $700 less than the comparable 2006 model and includes the Infinitі Studio on Whеels by Bose® Premіum Audio Systеm, 10-way power drіver’s seat, Bi-Xenon headlіghts, and Intellіgent Key with Push Button Start – features that were not available on the 2006 model. ..."
http://www.infinitinews.com/infiniti...27083514.shtml
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Price comparisons can be deceptive, by juggling the included features. My site tries to eliminate the confusion by adjusting for feature differences.
In the case of the G35, Nissan's spin is pretty close to reality.
If you compare sedans with premium packages (selecting the optional audio does it), the MSRP of the 2007 ends up $650 lower (the $700 they talk about less the $50 increase in the destination charge). Adjusting for remaining feature differences (for example, the reclining rear seat is gone for 2007) actually widens the advantage of the 2007 to nearly $1,000. And this is without putting a value on the improved stereo.
Improved car, lower price, hard to argue with.
Added for 2007: power height/tilt for the passenger seat, power lumbar for the driver, an MP3 input jack, and a trip computer (my understanding, please let me know if I'm wrong, is that it used to be bundled with nav).
I do only give the manual reclining rear seat a $75 value, because I have to give this feature the same value in a sedan as in an SUV or minivan, and it's pretty common in the latter two types of cars and doesn't add much to their prices. If this was a valuable feature for you (anyone?), then site members can input their own values for features based on how much they'd actually be willing to pay for them.
In the case of the G35, Nissan's spin is pretty close to reality.
If you compare sedans with premium packages (selecting the optional audio does it), the MSRP of the 2007 ends up $650 lower (the $700 they talk about less the $50 increase in the destination charge). Adjusting for remaining feature differences (for example, the reclining rear seat is gone for 2007) actually widens the advantage of the 2007 to nearly $1,000. And this is without putting a value on the improved stereo.
Improved car, lower price, hard to argue with.
Added for 2007: power height/tilt for the passenger seat, power lumbar for the driver, an MP3 input jack, and a trip computer (my understanding, please let me know if I'm wrong, is that it used to be bundled with nav).
I do only give the manual reclining rear seat a $75 value, because I have to give this feature the same value in a sedan as in an SUV or minivan, and it's pretty common in the latter two types of cars and doesn't add much to their prices. If this was a valuable feature for you (anyone?), then site members can input their own values for features based on how much they'd actually be willing to pay for them.
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