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Prebul Infiniti of Chattanooga

5915 Brainerd Rd
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 899-8934

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Re: How 'bout this one... [suketu9]: by dwynne on Fri Feb 15 08:29:56 PST 2008; I have no idea what a "drive out" price would be in GA. You need to deal the price down on the car with the destination and dealer fee included - to no more than $500 over invoice - then when you add the legit taxes and fees you will have the out the door price for where you live. I think just about all the Atlanta area dealers charge $500 or so doc fees, so it will be hard(er) to get a great deal from them - but there are many in a small area so competition for your purchase may help. Prebul in Chattanooga has a more modest doc fee and may deal pretty low. Harper in Knoxville has $0 doc fee and you should be able to deal down to $750 or less over invoice. Dennis

Re: NC prices? [talk2marvin]: by dwynne on Wed Nov 28 07:37:07 PST 2007; The guy in Knoxville told me he would do $1,000 off of MSRP and they have $0 doc fee, you might be able to negotiate a better deal than that. You can also check with Gwinnett in Duluth - they may offer you a nice deal as well. Chattanooga is a bit out of the way for you, it looks like. E-mail me for contract info via my profile if you would like, or just go through their web pages. I have had two BMWs (330i, M5) and they were great cars as long as they were not having problems :D . Even with the improvements, the G models still lag behind a bit as a "driver's car" but the gap is pretty narrow, but Infiniti has an edge in price and reliability and (to me) interior and exterior design. The G coupes retain value at least as well as a BMW coupe, I would think - the sedans do not seem to do quite as well. For 99% of the drivers and 99% of the situations the G is all anyone would need. If you know someone who works for Nissan or you work for a supplier you can get a VPP price - which for most folks ends up about $300 over invoice (less any incentives or rebates). Makes for a simple transaction at a nice price. A loaded up G37 sport (nav, tech, premium, etc) is under $40k invoice and around $43k MSRP. If you configure a BMW 335 coupe with cold/sport/premium/nav/active cruise/PDC/etc the INVOICE is $47,692 with an MSRP of $51.325. So on a loaded car, you cold buy the BMW at invoice and the G37 at full MSRP still pay nearly $5,000 more for it. However you want your car configured would effect that difference, but even stripped it will be a lot of money. Add in a discount off of the G MSRP and the gap is even wider. Dennis

Re: NC prices? [talk2marvin]: by dwynne on Tue Nov 27 21:11:59 PST 2007; How far are you from Knoxville, Duluth, GA, and/or Chattanooga? I am pretty sure you can get a coupe for maybe $1k under MSRP with $0 dealer fee at one of them and maybe a better deal at the others. Dennis

Re: Prices Paid [crvjoe]: by dwynne on Tue Nov 20 09:29:33 PST 2007; Try Harper in Knoxville, Prebul in Chattanooga, and Gwinnett in Duluth, GA. I have contacts at all three, but you should be able to get a decent deal by going through the "Internet" department via their web pages. I think there was another GA dealer I talked to at one time that seemed to want to deal. Another dealer in AL was very helpful as well, but did not have a car available like I wanted. I have that info someplace buried in some notes :D . Dennis

Any experience buying the sedan in Huntsville AL or surrounding area: by kfhmail on Tue Sep 23 10:25:17 PDT 2003; Hey, Anyone out there...have you dealt with the Infiniti of Huntsville dealership...if so what has been your experience (cost, service, salesman, & overall experience). Any experience with the internet sales manager/person? If no one has dealt with dealer in Huntsville Alabama, what about the dealers in Chattanooga TN, Nashville TN, or Birmingham AL...all are about 100 miles away. Thanks.

To 97sunfire - Carribean Blue: by kfhmail on Tue Mar 18 14:08:16 PST 2003; Hope you are enjoying your car. I have been looking at the Carribean blue, but I would like a black interior, most come with the willow interior (I checked with Huntsville AL, Birmingham AL, Chattanooga TN, and Nashville TN). The only one with a black interior had the full Aero package and a price of $38k. I am looking for premium package, winter package, auto. What color is your interior and did you have a choice? Also, after you have had it for a while, please let us know how the carribean blue color does for showing dirt. I am talking about normal everyday dirt...not dirt from snow. Thanks...

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