Infiniti N Sydney

[wizlb]

A GOOD CONTACT AT THE SYDNEY INFINITI DEALERSHIP

The G coupe and convertable will be in Sydney at the Autoshow and the price should be set then.

I saw the M models Base price which is 84K without drive way price.

If we take a moment and look at the price of the M and I would say the price of the G Coupe shoud be 10K less.

The G price is $10K less then the M.....

If you are looking to get a M or the FX.....contact Steven and he can send the car to your doorstep....someone has purchased A FX from Melbourne, already.

I hope this help those looking to upgrade to a brand new G 37 Model......

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Steven Teixeira

Infiniti Consultant

Infiniti Centre Sydney

134 William Street

East Sydney, NSW 2010

Phone: (02) 8356 6888 Fax: (02) 8356 6889

Mobile: +61 414 464 461

[email protected]

Infiniti-sydney.com.au

[Seano350GT]

So about $70,000 for a 2012/13 G37? They will sell at that price.

[sonicii]

the on road price for the M starts at above $94k. if the base price of the G is $10k less, then you are still looking at over $80k driveaway for the G.. but since the 370z starts at around $74k driveaway, there should be a good number of buyers willing to pay an extra $10k for a 'luxury' verison of the 370z.

[wizlb]

And thats the walk in the door price......and they will want us to upgrade from our models......and what kind of trade in price will give us....but this is more important....how much will our cars loss in value during the first year of the G's release

[interfooler]

The G37 will have no problem selling at $80k drive away.

[Seano350GT]

What Alvin said. I guess this will be the first bit of competition for the 370Z, there's not a lot in that price range for luxury sports cars.

[iamhe77]

So about $70,000 for a 2012/13 G37? They will sell at that price.

Why wouldn't it?

People buy re-badged Toyota's with high pricetags

[sonicii]

So about $70,000 for a 2012/13 G37? They will sell at that price.

Why wouldn't it?

People buy re-badged Toyota's with high pricetags

Ummm...

[Seano350GT]

Why wouldn't it?

People buy re-badged Toyota's with high pricetags

I can't work out why you replied to my comment when you're agreeing with me..

[iamhe77]

I can't work out why you replied to my comment when you're agreeing with me..

Because I am agreeing with you.

Don't have to reply to a comment just to argue... or did I miss that interwebz rule?

[Seano350GT]

Because I am agreeing with you.

Don't have to reply to a comment just to argue... or did I miss that interwebz rule?

You replied agreeing with me but your comment sounded as if you were being synical

[iamhe77]

Okay, perhaps I should have put an "...and" in front of the first line. Would that have read better?

[wizlb]

So are their anyone going to the autoshow in Oct in Sydney and Melb

Maybe can put together a group buy...lol

[Kolossus]

Might buy one in a couple of years if the Z becomes to impractical for my life.

Actually I would probably change that statement to, "will definitely".

[scarf]

find it hard why people buy a car new. 80K as a base price is a lot of money. Sounds like with a few additions it will be closer to 85K.

I'd rather put another 15-20K on top and buy a 2009 R35 or get a used e92 M3.

[interfooler]

^cuz to a lot of people, 15-20k is also a lot of money.

[sonicii]

I have never bought a new car, and probably never will.. wait a couple of years and buy one with a 40-50k km on it with a good service history for 50% of the new price. the new car smell and feel isn't worth that much to me.

[t5iv]

When you can claim interest and depreciation from tax, it makes sense to buy a new car. The only reason you wouldn't is because of the heavy depreciation in it's first few years but if the ATO will cover that for you.... why not?

[sonicii]

Sure, if you can do that..

But I intended to mean a private/personal vehicle.

[Seano350GT]

I could debate the advantages and disadvantages of buying new & used for hours, but basically you won't lose as much money buying used as you will new. Only problem is with a used car you have no idea where it's been, who's driven it, what it's done, where it's been, and most likely you won't have any warranty.. Luckily there are things like a REVS check and a good mechanic that can fill in most of the blanks.

Either way, you will lose money buying new or used.. the older your car gets and the more km's you gain the more money goes down the drain, you just have to deal with it.