volnedan

Hey guys, a friend of mine just got this quote on a G35 sedan from a delear in Grand Rapids, MI, which is on the west coast of Michigan. Its about 2 hour drive from Detroit area, but the deal looks worth it.

It involves the $2000 customer cash incentive going on right now, but not sure if its offered for the coupe. He's only interested in the sedan, but I'd thought I'd ask here since there's no "Buying & Leasing" thread in g35driver.

2008 Infiniti G35 6MT Sedan
Premium Package
Rear Spoiler
Splash Guards
Cargo Net

MSRP $37,080.00

VPP D-Plan $34,219.39

Purchase Rebate -$2,000.00

Purchase Price $32,219.39
Documentation Fee 204.00
Sales Tax 1,945.40
License Transfer 8.00
Title Fee 15.00

Vehicle Total $34,391.79

I told him its a steal, but what do you guys think?

oOmikeyboy

iTrader: (3)

Looks like a good deal to me. What kind of finance rates is he getting

Keng

The cash incentive on Sedan cannot be combined with the 1.9% APR

oOmikeyboy

iTrader: (3)

Yeah i figured.. but if he gets like too high of a APR then its just worth it to take the loss on the incentive and get the better rate, would it not? In the end it would come out to a bigger savings than 2000.

Keng

Also remember less price on the car is less on the registration and tax. We need the rate to make proper decision.

da mayor

iTrader: (2)

he also got a VPP discount which is a fixed price

oOmikeyboy

iTrader: (3)

Yep, and will there be a trade in? that affects things

MMC Racing

I guess the cash incentive isn't good on the coupe?

Dave ISM

Depending on the amount financed (in other words, how much down) you'll save more with special APR in the long run.

Mike

iTrader: (1)

+1

As long as you are financing a decent amount, the 1.9% APR will save you more money in the long run.

volnedan

You are correct that you cannot combine the 1.9% APR with the $2000 cash back, but they offered 4.99% APR.

He has a trade in value of $12,000 for his 2004 Altima sedan, so he would be financing @22,391 for 60 months @ 4.99% APR.