I have already done KBB, but it values the car $5,000 above the listed price. It seems like that is a big discrepancy. Additionally, I've been reading about $3,500 and $4,500 incentives from Infiniti - I'm not sure if KBB takes that into consideration.cjs37xs wrote:kbb.com
They will give a start. I looked up in my area, but it asks for ZIP code, so it would be a little more relevant in your area. I also don't know what CPO is...is that a cool way of saying coupe, or something else? Otherwise, see if you can find any others that are for sale up in your area. They are typically hard to find...once you get one, it becomes a part of you!
Good luck in your search, hope that helps.
Looks like a reasonable price for a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) '09 G37X. Believe the incentives only apply to new '09. You may want to consider spending a little more ($2,000 or so depending on options) for a new car.TLeong wrote:
I have already done KBB, but it values the car $5,000 above the listed price. It seems like that is a big discrepancy. Additionally, I've been reading about $3,500 and $4,500 incentives from Infiniti - I'm not sure if KBB takes that into consideration.
More or less, I'm looking for a confirmation if this is a good relative price for the car - if it is, I'll be able to pull the trigger with no regrets.
Thanks. I looked at this car for retail, and it's pushing in the $36,000 area. I just hope someone with experience can chime in their thoughts on the price soon I plan on looking at the car this weekend and it's a 4 hour drive! However.... I plan on negotiating with them on a relative price over the phone prior to this weekend. Maybe tomorrow?gnuibe wrote:
Looks like a reasonable price for a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) '09 G37X. Believe the incentives only apply to new '09. You may want to consider spending a little more ($2,000 or so depending on options) for a new car.
Someone will chime in and provide more info.
You should be able to get a brand new 09 Journey sedan with premium & navi pkgs for about $5K below invoice (includes the $2500 cash-to-dealer incentive). Dealers are clearing out the old stock to get ready for the 2010 models.TLeong wrote:
Thanks. I looked at this car for retail, and it's pushing in the $36,000 area. I just hope someone with experience can chime in their thoughts on the price soon I plan on looking at the car this weekend and it's a 4 hour drive! However.... I plan on negotiating with them on a relative price over the phone prior to this weekend. Maybe tomorrow?
This is a G37 with AWD and I believe premium package (it has heated front seats). From what I understand, this same model MSRP at $38k more or less.gnuibe wrote:You should be able to get a brand new 09 Journey sedan with premium & navi pkgs for about $5K below invoice (includes the $2500 cash-to-dealer incentive). Dealers are clearing out the old stock to get ready for the 2010 models.