Best dealership(s) to buy in SoCal?

[wj4]

Hey guys, just want to know what dealerships are good in the SoCal area..preferably the San Fernando Valley, but any suggestion would be appreciated. I'm considering a G37 as my next car..I just want the inputs of the fellas on the board before I start sending emails out to nearby dealerships. Thanks!

[rn79870]

Welcome to the forum. Glad to see you are looking into a G. How far are you willing to travel? I dealt with the one in Carlsbad and they have treated me right so far.

You might post the same question in the G35 forum, as you'll probably get a few more responses.

[AzWildCat]

I got mine at Tustin Infiniti, they were great. A very painless process...

I would not go to Mission Viejo, they jerked me around.

[wj4]

Welcome to the forum. Glad to see you are looking into a G. How far are you willing to travel? I dealt with the one in Carlsbad and they have treated me right so far.

You might post the same question in the G35 forum, as you'll probably get a few more responses.

I would preferably like to stay in the L.A.-O.C. area. I don't mind driving 50-70 miles if the deal is truly unmatchable.

BTW I've been reading on the board and I see that some of you guys are getting around $500-1000 over invoice. Do you think when these cars become more abundant, I can get one at below invoice?

[brianpasch]

I would check out Infiniti of Santa Monica...they are running some G37 lease programs with zero drive off costs if you want to keep you initial cash out of pocket low. Their website is: http://www.infiniticalifornia.com

[wj4]

Ditto on Infiniti of Santa Monica. The have a large offsite storage facility and you can pretty well name your colors and options and they will most likely have it in stock. Add to that an outstanding service facility and I think you'll be happy with the end result. David Persaud is their Internet guy. Tell him the Google dude sent you and I'm sure he'll take extra care of you.

LOL at Google Dude. I posted the same question on another site and I got a PM from a worker at Riverside Infiniti. I currently own a BMW, and if you wanted a loaner, you would have to go back to the dealership where the car was bought from...does this same concept applies to Infiniti? Just wondering, fellas.

[rn79870]

LOL at Google Dude. I posted the same question on another site and I got a PM from a worker at Riverside Infiniti. I currently own a BMW, and if you wanted a loaner, you would have to go back to the dealership where the car was bought from...does this same concept applies to Infiniti? Just wondering, fellas.

I understand that the dealerships have been known to tell you that same thing, but in fact, the loaner is required by Infiniti so they really can't refuse you the loaner. (call Infiniti if they do).

[Magellan]

I’ve been going to Miller Infiniti in Van Nuys for years, having leased my ’04 G35 coupe and purchased my current G37 there. Although I can’t say they offer any bargains on new cars, the service has been excellent. They always give me a nice loaner (except for simple oil changes) and the car is serviced properly and promptly.

[mpbruin108]

I’ve been going to Miller Infiniti in Van Nuys for years, having leased my ’04 G35 coupe and purchased my current G37 there. Although I can’t say they offer any bargains on new cars, the service has been excellent. They always give me a nice loaner (except for simple oil changes) and the car is serviced properly and promptly.

I bought mine from Miller Infiniti and they actually gave me about 1,500 below invoice for a car. I talked to David Marsh. He was great! Service is a bit slow for my taste so I just take it to a Nissan Dealership right next to my house for service. Also, they will let me know when the GTR comes into town.

[RadMav]

Just picked mine up 2 days ago from Infinity Tustin in the Tustin Auto Center. I have to say it was the easiest vehicle purchase I've ever made. I researched prices and options alot before I talked to them. I figured out what I though was a fair price based on invoice and options etc... The first price they offered was $200 better than what I wanted. Maybe I should have tried to get an even better deal but they even threw in some extras some other dealers wanted to charge me for. According to their invoice it was $200 and change below their cost, based on edmunds it was like $500 over invoice. I made 3 trips to put the deal together the first two I was going by on the way to see clients. Total time to put the deal together including 2 test drives was probably less than 2 1/2 hours. Good luck

[Magellan]

Just picked mine up 2 days ago from Infinity Tustin in the Tustin Auto Center.

Congratulations on joining the G37 club. But now that you’re a member please be sure to spell Infiniti with an i at the end, lest we think you’re talking about that audio equipment company.

[RadMav]

Apologies, posting at 4 AM carries with it some inherent spelling hazards.

Thanks for the welcome.