Official 2007 Infiniti G35 Negotiated Deal Thread
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01-30-2007, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by kewltea
wow that's a insane deal. And in LA too!!! I'm jealous 
It is the second time I have bought a car from a dealership, the first being a 2003 Acura CL Type-S. Both purchases took nearly 8 hours, but I came away with the best deals. This one was a bit easier, mainly because it was a new car, but it was worth it to negotiate!
Maybe I should start a "how to get the best deal on a new G35" thread.
Sorry you are jealous. But I hope you are happy with your car.
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01-30-2007, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by herschelg123
Hi, new to this forum. Was an Acura owner, now an Infiniti owner:
Car: G35 Sport, Sedan, Liquid Platinum, Black interior
Packages: Premium
Under Invoice: $1000, plus an extra $2000 for my trade in. That is what 8 hours of negotiating got me!
I look forward to reading articles from fellow G owners.
Herschel
Car: G35 Sport, Sedan, Liquid Platinum, Black interior
Packages: Premium
Under Invoice: $1000, plus an extra $2000 for my trade in. That is what 8 hours of negotiating got me!
I look forward to reading articles from fellow G owners.
Herschel
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Originally Posted by acidrane
which dealer?? and yes please make a new thread on how to negociate! haha, $1000 UNDER INVOICE? it just doesnt make sense to me why a dealer would sell a brand new car UNDER invoice when they can EASILY sell $1000 ABOVE invoice. the car isnt old by any means its mind boggling actually! hehe.
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I honestly did not mean to put $1000 under invoice. That would be too good of a deal.
It was $1000 under the sticker price, which was about the MSRP. You are right, the car is too new to go under invoice.
Even using the Costco membership for car buying was not much of a help, but the dealer applied the savings anyway.
Sorry for all the confusion. I still think $1000 under MSRP was still pretty good. Just not as good as $1000 under invoice!
Herschel
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01-30-2007, 06:12 PM
Originally Posted by herschelg123
Wow, thanks for catching my mistake.
I honestly did not mean to put $1000 under invoice. That would be too good of a deal.
It was $1000 under the sticker price, which was about the MSRP. You are right, the car is too new to go under invoice.
Even using the Costco membership for car buying was not much of a help, but the dealer applied the savings anyway.
Sorry for all the confusion. I still think $1000 under MSRP was still pretty good. Just not as good as $1000 under invoice!
Herschel
I honestly did not mean to put $1000 under invoice. That would be too good of a deal.
It was $1000 under the sticker price, which was about the MSRP. You are right, the car is too new to go under invoice.
Even using the Costco membership for car buying was not much of a help, but the dealer applied the savings anyway.
Sorry for all the confusion. I still think $1000 under MSRP was still pretty good. Just not as good as $1000 under invoice!
Herschel
. Still a good deal!!
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Originally Posted by herschelg123
Wow, thanks for catching my mistake.
I honestly did not mean to put $1000 under invoice. That would be too good of a deal.
It was $1000 under the sticker price, which was about the MSRP. You are right, the car is too new to go under invoice.
Even using the Costco membership for car buying was not much of a help, but the dealer applied the savings anyway.
Sorry for all the confusion. I still think $1000 under MSRP was still pretty good. Just not as good as $1000 under invoice!
Herschel
I honestly did not mean to put $1000 under invoice. That would be too good of a deal.
It was $1000 under the sticker price, which was about the MSRP. You are right, the car is too new to go under invoice.
Even using the Costco membership for car buying was not much of a help, but the dealer applied the savings anyway.
Sorry for all the confusion. I still think $1000 under MSRP was still pretty good. Just not as good as $1000 under invoice!
Herschel
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Originally Posted by acidrane
ok that makes mroe sense now. yes thats a good deal considering all the dealers in called in socal wanted sticker (lowest they went was $700 below sticker). which dealer in socal?
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02-09-2007, 05:47 PM
I had a great experience at Herb Chambers Infiniti in Boston. They gave me a great price without hassle.
The sales manager at Herb Chambers was excellent. They couldn't quite match Quirk's price, but they came close, and they had the color I wanted. The tech package cars are hard to find I guess.
Can't say enough about Herb Chambers. They were great. Hope this helps! I love the car! :-)
The sales manager at Herb Chambers was excellent. They couldn't quite match Quirk's price, but they came close, and they had the color I wanted. The tech package cars are hard to find I guess.
Can't say enough about Herb Chambers. They were great. Hope this helps! I love the car! :-)
Last edited by jwbrewster; 02-09-2007 at 11:28 PM.
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02-09-2007, 06:08 PM
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02-09-2007, 07:08 PM
Originally Posted by jwbrewster
I had a great experience at Herb Chambers Infiniti in Boston. They gave me a great price without hassle. I had called around first and Quirk in Quincy MA was basically "giving" cars away at the time since they were losing the dealership.
The sales manager at Herb Chambers was excellent. They couldn't quite match Quirk's price, but they came close, and they had the color I wanted. The tech package cars are hard to find I guess.
I ended up with a Platinum Graphite G35x, Prem/Nav/Tech/Trunk Mat/Mudguards for $37,100 - which is somewhere around $400 - $500 over invoice I think. MSRP was $40,190.
Lease w/Sales tax (not property tax) is $478.00. 12mos/24k miles, and I put about $2900 total out of pocket (1400 down + fees/taxes, etc) to get it.
Can't say enough about Herb Chambers. They were great. Hope this helps! I love the car! :-)
The sales manager at Herb Chambers was excellent. They couldn't quite match Quirk's price, but they came close, and they had the color I wanted. The tech package cars are hard to find I guess.
I ended up with a Platinum Graphite G35x, Prem/Nav/Tech/Trunk Mat/Mudguards for $37,100 - which is somewhere around $400 - $500 over invoice I think. MSRP was $40,190.
Lease w/Sales tax (not property tax) is $478.00. 12mos/24k miles, and I put about $2900 total out of pocket (1400 down + fees/taxes, etc) to get it.
Can't say enough about Herb Chambers. They were great. Hope this helps! I love the car! :-)
Your lease is really for only 12 months with 24k miles?
#221
02-09-2007, 11:29 PM
My mistake - not quite that good. :-) 24 mos / 24k miles. I think it was just because Quirk (a local dealer) was going out of business and practically giving cars away. Plus - January is probably a tough time to sell cars in New England. Still, buying from Herb Chambers was one of the best car buying experiences I've had. Nice guys. If you're looking - go check out the VPP page to see if your company has a deal with Nissan.
If you do - it's probably plan D
PLAN A & C is basically for Nissan employees only from what I can tell ('07 G35 is available on this plan)
http://www.insidenissan.com/vpp/nissan/index.html
PLAN D seems like it's for other companies that have special pricing with Nissan ('07 G35 is not available as of 2/8 on this plan):
http://www.insidenissan.com/vpp/vendor/index.html
If you do - it's probably plan D
PLAN A & C is basically for Nissan employees only from what I can tell ('07 G35 is available on this plan)
http://www.insidenissan.com/vpp/nissan/index.html
PLAN D seems like it's for other companies that have special pricing with Nissan ('07 G35 is not available as of 2/8 on this plan):
http://www.insidenissan.com/vpp/vendor/index.html
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02-11-2007, 10:37 AM
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02-12-2007, 04:11 PM
Originally Posted by edpark30
G35x sedan 2007 (splash guards, sunroof/moonroof, cargo net)
400 UNDER INVOICE = 3200 under MSRP
invoice at 32950
purchased at 32550
out the door 34760.
400 UNDER INVOICE = 3200 under MSRP
invoice at 32950
purchased at 32550
out the door 34760.
Originally Posted by Z2G
I just got a Black Journey sedan w/ premium package today for $500 over invoice at Peninsula Infiniti in Redwood City!
It's such a beautiful car!
It's such a beautiful car!
#225
02-12-2007, 04:17 PM
Originally Posted by G35UKY
edpark30 and Z2G, what dealers did you guys go to (name and location)? I'm in Kentucky, and the two delears I have been working with so far are jacking me around. $400 under invoice sounds like the place to start. I am looking to get a fully loaded AWD.