2012 infiniti g37x with navigation 18 month lease only $299!!!!!!!!!!

[AJK]

Yeah I leased with Nissan/Infiniti several years ago, and they didn't use to have [the disposition fee], but I understand they added it in the last 2-3 years (I think it is $395).   I believe it is waived if you are leasing another Infiniti or perhaps other circumstances.

Interesting... I've leased with them within the last two years, and not disposition fee.

but would they

For you? Maybe not. For me? Yep.

[KidOOO]

For you? Maybe not. For me? Yep.

Lol

if you know a dealer who is willing to make less money/no money at all on you that is really not relevant to the fact that there is a disposition fee on this lease (:

[AJK]

Lol

if you know a dealer who is willing to make less money/no money at all on you that is really not relevant to the fact that there is a disposition fee on this lease (:

Uhm, it's extremely relevant. Just because you may not be as persuasive as I can be, does not make it irrelevant; it makes you disadvantaged.

[3ZeroT]

Interesting... I've leased with them within the last two years, and not disposition fee.

Originated in the last 2 years?  Yeah then I guess you got out of it, nice - btw infinitiusa.com says it applies to lease contracts that originated after Jan 6, 2009.

[AJK]

Originated in the last 2 years?  Yeah then I guess you got out of it, nice - btw infinitiusa.com says it applies to lease contracts that originated after Jan 6, 2009.

Hmmm... Actually I think it was originated Jan 2010 (or thereabouts).

[KidOOO]

Uhm, it's extremely relevant. Just because you may not be as persuasive as I can be, does not make it irrelevant; it makes you disadvantaged.

Smart words, which don't change the fact there is a disposition fee on this lease which you may manage to avoid if you are as slick as AJK

[PlatinumGuy]

They are all the same one offer from infiniti finance

Can u elaborate?

[MarkS]

Can u elaborate?

Infinity offers the same deal to all of the leasing agencies. The variation in prices is each company competing against the other to earn your business and the cheaper ones are willing to make less money on the deal to get you to sign, and the more expensive ones figure it's not worth it for them to make so little on the transaction.

[PlatinumGuy]

I figured the idea, my question is what the details are. It seems only the frum dealers have this. Does Infinit have their own dealership in the US?

[MarkS]

I figured the idea, my question is what the details are. It seems only the frum dealers have this. Does Infinit have their own dealership in the US?

There are Infinity dealers out there, but they seem to think it's not worth their time to deal with a customer and make so little $$, so they charge more....

[KidOOO]

I figured the idea, my question is what the details are. It seems only the frum dealers have this. Does Infinit have their own dealership in the US?

This is the infiniti original offer

http://www.infinitiusa.com/current-offers/?vehicle=g_sedan

idk if these guys are Jewish or not but seems similar

http://www.kingsinfiniti.com/specials/index.htm

The idea is the 2014 redesigned model is coming out in mid/late 2013 so they want to get rid of these, while making sure they guys who buy now will have the option of buying the 2014 model beginning of 2014

[MarkS]

This whole discussion has the mistaken assumption that leasing is a good deal....

[AJK]

Smart words, which don't change the fact there is a disposition fee on this lease which you may manage to avoid if you are as slick as AJK

Leases are only such after they've been executed. Before that, they are merely words on paper. If my LEASE contains no provision for a disposition fee, "this lease" has no disposition fee, just like the MSRP given by the manufacturer is not the price you pay (or maybe for you it is?).

[KidOOO]

Leases are only such after they've been executed. Before that, they are merely words on paper. If my LEASE contains no provision for a disposition fee, "this lease" has no disposition fee, just like the MSRP given by the manufacturer is not the price you pay (or maybe for you it is?).

Term corrected

"Lease Offer"

Are you happy?

please tell me, its very important to me, i wont sleep at night if you are not happy

 

[3ZeroT]

This whole discussion has the mistaken assumption that leasing is a good deal....

These deals get my attention though - a car with exceptionally high residual value being discounted thousands off MSRP = very little depreciation in between = recipe for a great lease deal.  Whether you lease or buy your big cost is paying for depreciation, unless you plan to keep the car forever.