i hope i'm posting this in the right section. if not, please move it to the correct one. but here is my question, does anyone have good buying experiences with Glendale Infiniti? i'm going to be in the market for a new vehicle in the next 3-5 months and as far as i can tell Glendale Infiniti seems to have the largest g35 coupe selection. this is going by what the dealerships post on their websites but they do have a large inventory to choose from. i'm in the san diego area and have heard mixed reviews about the local dealerships in the area. i wouldn't mind driving a few hours if there is a place with good deals and white varieties to choose from as i am very picky to what options i would want on my car. any input would be great.
thanks

 

hey man i got my g from them too ....i knwo the guy so he gave me a good deals on the car.........

 

right on, so i'm guessing u'd recommend them then??

 

I took my car in to metro infiniti and they were great.. i took it in for brakes and the clicking in the axles...had my car back in 3 hours and their service peeps were great.

 

Thats where I got my G, sedan though. Dealt with the asian dude, I think he is the Sales manager. After walking away 3times finally took my offer. I was happy with it.

 

i've been there for service once and i had a bad experience. my sunroof kept going out of place, so they finally ordered the new "frame" or whatever it is. the structure of the whole thing. when i got my car back, my whole roof in the INTERIOR was all black and oil and I could not get it off. But it's alright, nobody looks up anyway i dont take my car there anymore. i drive all the way to miller infiniti. theyre great. i bought my car from miller and they gave us a price. so we went to glendale, and they gave us something expensive. 200 dollars more a month. so then we tell them we got this price from miller and in a matter of 5 seconds, they said, "we'll match it". why would i want to do business with them when miller actually gave me the better deal the first time and not tried to screw me $200?? the guy that was helping us was Andy at Glendale. If you go to Miller, ask for Vadim. HES THE BEST!!!!! NO JOKE!! I am not messing with you. drive the extra 20 miles or so and go to Miller Infiniti.

 

I bought from Glendale. No hassles, decent experience.

 

ask for jerry

got my '05 from him awesome people

 

thanks for all the input everybody. good stuff to know.

 

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 guess it all depends on who u get to deal with and if they're feeling helpful that day huh???

 

I hated trying to "deal" with Glendale...I walked from there..thier manager is an A$$...I went with Thousand Oaks, got a better deal..way better and no hassle. Ask for Chris is you go, the nicest guy.

 

Got mine at Costa Mesa. Pretty large selection as they have a 4 story parking structure full of cars, most of which are G35 coupes and sedans. Their service department is kinda iffy, but if it's selection you want, i'd go there.

 

Glendale has a selection? Dang...I guess some things have changed. Got mine from Miller...good people but hard to negotiate with. Nonetheless good service.

 

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.