glendale infiniti
Originally Posted by LjN_728
I had a so-so experience from them. I eventually bought my G' from Infiniti of Montclair. Lemme tell you why..
I thought my buddy bought his G' coupe from Glendale for $37k out the door. Fully loaded with sports tuned suspension and premium pkg. Pretty sweet deal. The dealer said he'd only sell the DG color for that price, but I really wanted the black coupe. After about 5 price negotiations, he said he'd let me have the black coupe fully loaded for $41k out the door. WTF?!? $4k more just for black. Screwed them and left. Went to Montclair and told them the story. Without hassle, black coupe fully loaded $37k out the door
I thought my buddy bought his G' coupe from Glendale for $37k out the door. Fully loaded with sports tuned suspension and premium pkg. Pretty sweet deal. The dealer said he'd only sell the DG color for that price, but I really wanted the black coupe. After about 5 price negotiations, he said he'd let me have the black coupe fully loaded for $41k out the door. WTF?!? $4k more just for black. Screwed them and left. Went to Montclair and told them the story. Without hassle, black coupe fully loaded $37k out the door
from there dont know who you spoke to tho
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+1 for miller...its really good...glendale gave me problems for the sway bars when i had them...miller is really friendly and plus the sales manager now of milller used to work in my dads comp store lol...too bad i was only like 11 when he worked there
Originally Posted by Dan_K
$500 of msrp, which was huge back then.
Thats $500 more than me in Dec '04 for the first 05 6MT....(I was one of the first 12 people in the U.S.!!!!! with the 05)....
Oh well. Try to get a VPP and a dealer to honor, its better that way.
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Originally Posted by Dan_K
I think Miller Infiniti has the largest selection in the Valley. I went to Glendale first (this is in August of 2003 when the G's were hot) to try to bargain. The sales manager and salesman wouldn't budge and tried to give me all these excuses. I then went to Miller, talked with the Salesman, and got a good deal. A bunch of free stuff(oil changes, tints, mats, etc) and $500 of msrp, which was huge back then.
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well i figured out where "grubbs" is.... texas... how does it work when u buy a car from out of state to register in cali?? plus that would be a 1500 mile drive to bring it back to san diego.
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Originally Posted by sd_21
well just so everybody knows, i haven't actually gone to any of the dealerships but glendale is the only dealership that was showing their inventory online.
If you're going to make the drive, you may want to consider stopping off at Cerritos Infiniti (405 and 605). They usually have a pretty large selection and are willing to deal since there's so much competition next door (Cerritos Auto Square). Not sure if they show their entire inventory online. Just don't let them know that you're absolutely set on a G.
Last edited by flipper; Jan 26, 2006 at 08:54 AM.
I would make your wish list - and call Miller and see what they have in now - and when, if needed, they will get what you want in.
Talk to Rick Esses - General Sales Manager - He'll set you up well.
PM me if you want personal referral info...I've referred to him a few times before and everyone has received Zero Profit deals. Got my 05 IP - list at 41,800 - loaded as they come - for $36 and change...
Talk to Rick Esses - General Sales Manager - He'll set you up well.
PM me if you want personal referral info...I've referred to him a few times before and everyone has received Zero Profit deals. Got my 05 IP - list at 41,800 - loaded as they come - for $36 and change...
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Originally Posted by 94gxe
Consider going to Grubbs, short flight, not a bad drive coming back. They seem to be pretty popular and I don't remember too many bad reviews.
WTF?? First of all, are you from CA or WA? Secondly doesn't matter either state, you would drive all the way down to Texas just to buy a G'? You better be boning down with the owner's daughter or something
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yeah there's no way i'd be able to or willing to drive to texas just to buy a car. altho the drive back would give the car a quick break in. but is that really worth it? don't really think so
