2012 G37 Sedan - Sports, Premium, Nav - Good Deal?
#17
Ibanez540r, it's more than $20 because you have to factor in the difference in price and taxes. By my numbers it's almost $50 per month difference. 50 bucks is 50 bucks and there's virtually no difference between 2011 and 2012 from what I can tell.
#18
kaoticdemize, that's what I plan to do. After I hung up with the dealer that eventually called back and quoted me drive out of $39,998 on the 2011, I offered $39,500. He didn't take it.
I feel like my next option is to return to the dealer offering the 2012 and let them earn my business by saying I'm negotiating on the 2011, can you beat this...
I feel like my next option is to return to the dealer offering the 2012 and let them earn my business by saying I'm negotiating on the 2011, can you beat this...
#21
no, 2.9 for 37-66 months. Now with that said, if you are putting a substantial amount down (10k +) then you might be able to convince them to buy the rate down to 1.9% but it all depends on your negotiation skills.
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#23
$39,956-$1000=$38,956 for a 2012 is a good deal. I would not buy 2011 just for $1000 cheaper as the car has been sitting in the lot for a year, plus the fact that 2012 base Journey is $800 more on MSRP than 2011, so the price advantage on 2011 is minimal, 2012 is the way to go.
Last edited by 00Max00; 11-16-2011 at 06:30 PM.
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