I am loving this car way too much..... I've got them down to 32,500.00. It's looking pretty pristine, but I think $31,000 could be possible....

Used 2009 Infiniti G37 Sport For Sale in Latham NY | Troy, Schenectady, Albany | P12044

 

Price kinda looks high to me..I got an 08 with 45k miles for 22 and mines an AT. I would assume MT is cheaper + maybe 5,000 for the 09?

 

Mileage is huge on these things when it comes to resale value. The 09's are still about $2000-2500 higher in value than the 08's.

Take your 45K 08'. $22,000.00 out the door.
Now subtract 25K miles from it. It would have been $28000.00 or so.

Remember. It's an 09... It has under 20K miles, and is fully loaded, and a rare color with the 6MT.

 

Seems a bit high. I'm picking up a '09 Sedan with similar mileage that has a lease ending. Residual in December is $22Kish I think. Dealership sales price wouldn't be anywhere near a $10K markup of that number I don't think.

 

On the used market, MT is not cheaper than AT. MT will command thousands more than AT if similarly equipped and similar mileage, because ATs are so much more common.

I got my 2008 in Jan 2010 for about 33k w/ 10k miles, so 32,500 seems pretty high for an 09 in 2012.

Food for thought, there was a white 6mt 4 hours north of me for sale, for the same price when I bought mine. It stayed on their lot for about 2 months and it went from 33 to 29, dropping a few hundred every week. I didn't go up and see that one because it had 19k miles compared to the 10 on the one I got.

You're the one with the money, so you just have to see if it's worth it to wait. I probably would, but I don't know how bad the market is for these things up there.

 

I also noticed that red one has the spoiler.

I really dislike the standard chrome lip, and it was a bonus to me that mine already had the spoiler installed along with the light-less rear shelf.

 

Check out some other similar vehicles in the area and have the dealerships fight over your business. Did you KBB or Edmunds the value of the car? That's usually what they'll work off of. Are you trading in? If you can't get the price on the car lowered, then try to get some extra trade-in value for what you're bringing in.

In the end, if you think it's a good deal and love the car, you're gonna end up getting it regardless of what anyone else says.

 

if youre paying that much at least get some extended warranty. It wont cost them anything and it should make a difference to you!

 

don't know if you are financing or not. I financed a good portion of a 2008 I purchased in january. I paid a little over what other cars in the area were going for but....

My 2008 G37S 6MT had 24K miles, Rear Spoiler, Lighted INFINITI running boards, Tinted Glass, Nav, 4 Immaculate Rims without curb rash, the extra rock protection, No Steering Wheel Scratches, Cargo Net. It had one little scratch under the driver door handle that couldn't be seen, and a small scratch on the rear bumper hidden by the trunk lid.

I hesitated and tried to get them to go lower than the last offer. We hit a brick wall and I thought about getting another car. I was really in the market for a 350Z so I had looked everywhere. I went to some of the same places to look at G37's. I found a few that weren't much cheaper but with less equipment. Most were without NAV.

What changed my mind is the fact that the car only had 24K miles. it still has a little bit of original warranty, BUT, I got it Certified Pre Owned. That gave me 2 more years of warranty and a 2.9 percent interest Rate. That made a big difference over buying from other dealers.

I'm happy with my purchase. It was more than the 350z, but after driving it for a month and having one trip under my belt, I'm happy. I test drove a 350z the other day for kicks. 2008, 22K miles. While it's more sporty than the G37, it seems to have a really cheap interior, stereo sucks bad (the Bose in the Infiniti is OK at best but much better than 350z), no Sunroof, no leather, no nav.

Do you know if the Red G37 is CPO? What's the interest rate? I'm laughing at the 6.9% at 72 months suggested in the Estimated Monthly Payment area. You'd have to be seriously mathmetically challenged to finance 32,995 at that interest rate for that loan. Borrowing money for any car is a loosing matter, but that would be just throwing money away.

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You think like me. People have NO idea how to properly afford/finance a vehicle these days. Most are close to or upside down for the whole term.

I will be financing yes. I will be putting 12-14K down... Going for a 48-60 month note. Looking at a cheap $420-$430/month payment. Probably end up @ about 6-8% rate with my credit score. Either way, I will have quite a bit of equity as soon as I drive it away.

It IS CPO also yes.

The car is not the normal run of the mill 2008 you hear people taking about getting for 24-26K. Super low mileage 09' near mint, fully loaded CPO... Basically a brand new car, with $10,000.00 taken off of it.

 

Do you know if this car is on CarGuru.com? I used that site for months until i bought my car. It tracks the car and pricing and how long it's on the market. it tracks other cars and shows you on a graph the average sales. You can get good leverage for buying power.

I'm not sure if CarGuru.com is supported by the dealers or not, because they don't list who has the car for sale. Through a little detective work you can find out who's got the car. Most dealers put there logo on the photos, put on dealer plates, or just take the photo in front of the Dealer Sign.

I'd highly recommend checking it out to see the sale history.

In my area most G37S 6STM sit for a while until the right buyer comes along. After I bought the car the dealer told me he was going to sell it up north if I hadn't purchased it.

Good Luck. Remember, you hold the cards.. You don't NEED a G37, you can get by with a 2003 Hyundai for 4 grand that will get you around. The Dealers though NEED to sell cars to keep the doors open.

With 12 to 14 down the Interest rate won't kill you and won't be as bad as only putting down 2 or 3 grand.

I talked to a few of my friends and got them really pissed off. They purchased cars or trucks for what they thought was a great price. I showed them the interest rate they paid and drew them a diagram that would showed how they could have bought a newer car with lower interest and lower monthly payment. If you have first Tier or near that credit score you can get better interest. Of course the dealer can play tricks and lower the price of the car and hit you with higher interest if you're not looking. Talk about Buyers remorse when you find that out.

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dont accept 6.8% thats high...if you have debt use that cash you have up front, pay it off and wait for it to report. Try and get it below 4%, i know they can do 2.9% or 3.9% on those cars. In the end you'll pay less...

 

Lower than 6.8% isn't happening. I have only been rebuilding my credit for about a year after my divorce in 2007. I have no more debt, but my credit score is only in the 620-635 range as of now. (Was in the low 500's a year ago). I would be happy with 6.8%. 6.8% is nothing when doing a 4 year note. I pay 11.9% on my current auto loan right now.

 

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