Going to pull the trigger on my new car
Going to pull the trigger on my new car
im looking at the G37 S right now and i think i may be getting a good deal on at at one of my local dealers..G37 S with premium,rear spoiler,splash guards, and mats the msrp came up too $41,130 and im looking at a lease and so far my best numbers are 39 months 15k per year with $3000 total down for $469..i know there some members on here who have the G37 and i wanted to know their opinion as well. Another thing thats holding me back is im in upstate ny and snow is coming soon so i dont want to get the car then have it in storage for 4 months..whats your advice for me.
Does that price include tax? If it doesn't that is a pretty bad deal. Are you going through Lia - I know upstate is a big area, but that is the only dealer near the capital region? They typically are a few grand high. I bought a 07 G35X from them about 2 years ago and have little nice to say about them. One of my friends is in the midst of negotiating a deal on a 08 G35x and there is a dealer in Ramsey, NJ that seems to offer much better deals.
With your deal, keep in mind you are paying $21k to drive the car for 39 months, if you wouldn't sell that car for cap cost reduction, minus the $21k after 39 months of ownership its not a good lease deal, unless of course you are writing it off through a business and even then I have mixed feelings about the benefits of leasing in NY, seeing as you can set a very flexible depreciation schedule for a vehicle owned by a business that is nearly as good as the lease, and you still have the asset.
With your deal, keep in mind you are paying $21k to drive the car for 39 months, if you wouldn't sell that car for cap cost reduction, minus the $21k after 39 months of ownership its not a good lease deal, unless of course you are writing it off through a business and even then I have mixed feelings about the benefits of leasing in NY, seeing as you can set a very flexible depreciation schedule for a vehicle owned by a business that is nearly as good as the lease, and you still have the asset.
Does that price include tax? If it doesn't that is a pretty bad deal. Are you going through Lia - I know upstate is a big area, but that is the only dealer near the capital region? They typically are a few grand high. I bought a 07 G35X from them about 2 years ago and have little nice to say about them. One of my friends is in the midst of negotiating a deal on a 08 G35x and there is a dealer in Ramsey, NJ that seems to offer much better deals.
With your deal, keep in mind you are paying $21k to drive the car for 39 months, if you wouldn't sell that car for cap cost reduction, minus the $21k after 39 months of ownership its not a good lease deal, unless of course you are writing it off through a business and even then I have mixed feelings about the benefits of leasing in NY, seeing as you can set a very flexible depreciation schedule for a vehicle owned by a business that is nearly as good as the lease, and you still have the asset.
With your deal, keep in mind you are paying $21k to drive the car for 39 months, if you wouldn't sell that car for cap cost reduction, minus the $21k after 39 months of ownership its not a good lease deal, unless of course you are writing it off through a business and even then I have mixed feelings about the benefits of leasing in NY, seeing as you can set a very flexible depreciation schedule for a vehicle owned by a business that is nearly as good as the lease, and you still have the asset.
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The longest I've ever kept a car was 37 months, and a few I've had for about a year, so I hear you about getting bored quickly. I was into leasing back in the late 90's but eventually I put enough down to make the 60 month payment the same as the lease payment and paid off the car even faster, then I had the flexibility to do what ever I wanted and had a lot of equity in the car, factor in the tax savings with a trade-in in NY and buying starts to make a lot of sense, you literally save yourself thousands over the cost of a few years. As long as you buy right, your golden.
As far as Lia is concerned I would strongly urge you to shop, a hour and a half drive can easily save you a few grand. Prior to buying the infiniti I had(which I traded in about a year ago) an infiniti driving friend warned me that they were sharks, I should have listened. They never did anything special for me and were a pain in the ass to deal with, they treated my friend the same way. The one recall I needed addressed was not a big deal, and the experience was OK, but again nothing special. The sales people are thieving bastards though.
As far as Lia is concerned I would strongly urge you to shop, a hour and a half drive can easily save you a few grand. Prior to buying the infiniti I had(which I traded in about a year ago) an infiniti driving friend warned me that they were sharks, I should have listened. They never did anything special for me and were a pain in the ass to deal with, they treated my friend the same way. The one recall I needed addressed was not a big deal, and the experience was OK, but again nothing special. The sales people are thieving bastards though.
i actually live in utica and albany and syracuse are the two closest dealers to me and Lia has the G coupe in stock and syracuse has none and i already spoke with cuse and they said that they cant even come close to the deal that im getting from Lia
Doesnt sound like that great of a deal to me. I sold a used one with 2,000 miles on it white in color with all the same features as listed in the OP for $37,000 out the door with VA tax and tags. That's because we traded it for $35K.
I just test drove a G37 Sport w/ Premium and Navigation as well as the rear spoiler. I don't know shit about numbers, but I do know that it's a fucking beast and I loved every minute of the drive.
The G37S is definitely on my top 3 list of cars to get as my next car.
The G37S is definitely on my top 3 list of cars to get as my next car.
i think im gonns go through with the purchase i like the 335i and i know it will out perform the G37 but i like the looks and the style of the Infiniti more..im not buying this car to race to to beat on it its just gonna be mainly a summer ride
I owned a second gen. G granted it was a sedan and not a coupe, it just wasn't that fun to drive. Not to mention the second gen G coupes don't stand out like the first gen G coupes did. For that kind of money I would get a different summer car, my G35 may have been straight line faster then my S2000, but the S2000 is so much more fun to drive.
the S2000 was my original car that i was gonna get but i wanted something with a back seat..i have a 2 year old and just in case if i had to go somewhere with him and i had the G..i just like the over all look of the new G..and its a new body style and i like it overall
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