YOu can go to any dealer and order your car. I ordered mine from McPherson in Tustin and would highly reccomend them. Others here could reccomend other dealers.

Andrew

2003 coupe 6MT blue premium aero (on order)

 

I heard one bad story about Beverly Hills Infiniti but they were great with me. No dealer adds or markups and no grinding in the finance office. BTW, I took a loan through PeopleFirst. If you go that way, if you are a member of Costco and submit your application through Costco, the rate is a quarter point or so lower.

 

just dont go to Infiniti of Montclair, they suck bal|s

 

Miller Infiniti in Van Nuys sucks too. The reason you will see all the coupes at sticker is because Infiniti won't allow thier dealers to stick people and mark them up. So what dealers are doing is putting on useless dealer installed options like chrome wheels, air bag bolts, alarms, paint treatments and all kinds of other usless crap. If you want to go to OC I hear Joe Mac Pherson is good also. Miller installs front license plate brackets (drilling into the bumper skin) and they try to stick you with fees for $600 to have an outside company mail the registration! It doesn't even include the registration cost itself.

'03 G35 Coupe 6spd, brilliant silver, graphite leather, premium, aero and nav packages.

 

that kind of stuff is redicilous.. I purchased my G from Glendale Infiniti.. had a good expeiance with the fleet manager.. but i guess it was becuase it was in fleet..

..pestilence..

 

Gabe,

Miller Infiniti is awesome! bought my car there, absolutely no mark-ups, hell they will sell $300-500 below cost if you know how to bargain!

 

Just for clarification INfiniti cannot specify to it's dealers that they cannot mark cars up. They can if they want.

Andrew

2003 coupe 6MT blue premium aero (on order)

 

manufacturers set an MSRP but that acts more like a guide for dealers.. it's illegal for manufacturers to set a definite price but it's in the dealers' best interest to stay at or close to the MSRP due to dealer costs and desired market level for the vehicle. i think it's a part of the whole antitrust movement way back when.. preventing that price fixing helps nurture competition.. in this case, it would be more like dealer to dealer competition.. and the dealers as a whole are competing w/ other car makers' dealerships..

'03 G35 Sedan: ivory/aero body/sport/sunroof
Warning: Objects in mirror are FASTER than they appear

 

Im looking to buy a G35 also...dealers anyone? pretty much Thousand oaks, and Miller lost my business and Glendale is on the edge of losing my business, all due to being shady.

 

i had a great experiance with miller infiniti . they were willing to work with me and threw in all kinds of free stuff maybe that was because i traded him one of my paintings he liked . The closer can make you or break you . before i saw him my intrest rate was 8.2 % and when i left it was 5.4% huge diffrence you have to work those guys and they gotta like you good luck .put your heart into and you might get lucky

www.derubeisfineart.com

 

WIcked -

I'm glad you had a good experience there at Van Nuys, because I also a terrible time also. Those nimwads wouldn't even let me test drive a G35c and they had all sorts of mark ups.

 

Hi,

They are all shady, sounds like Tustin gets the votes. I got my 6mt from Miller and they tried to stick me with a junk fee for registration services, they got rid of real quick when I blasted them for it. I got a fairly good deal and I worked with the internet guys. The junk fee came from finance.

 

Hi,

Miller tried that registration service fee on me too. I told them to stick it and they did, they did'nt want to blow the deal, but it still sucks that they try to push this on you.

 

Chuck Harris, McPherson Infiniti in Tustin...it was my first pleasant car buying experience...