Virginia Infiniti Car Dealers

If you are in the market for a new Infiniti car or truck, your search should begin at Edmunds.com. Our expansive network of Virginia Infiniti car dealerships gives car buyers the ability to start shopping for their new or used vehicle from the convenience of their desktop. Once you locate Infiniti car dealers in Virginia, you can compare online price quotes to find the lowest possible rate. Whether you are interested in a car, truck, SUV, wagon, or minivan, the comprehensive listing of Virginia Infiniti car dealerships at Edmunds.com is a great place to start.

Choose a different Virginia car dealership
Choose a Virginia car dealership by County

VA Infiniti Car Consumer Discussions

Re: 2009 G37xS Prices Paid [nj_dannyboy]: by members78 on Wed Nov 25 17:48:16 PST 2009; if you are paying nearing invoice for the car before the incentives, then that's a good price. i paid 36.6k for my Xcoupe with nav, cargo net and 3 oil changes. i noticed you are looking at the tsx as well. how do these two compare? i owned a 1st-gen tsx and loved it, but haven't had a chance to drive the new one.

Re: g37 coupe [rayjr75] - AMEX Site [woj207]: by members78 on Wed Nov 25 14:55:23 PST 2009; go to zag.com and click on AMEX

Re: keyless entry [mefromfl]: by members78 on Wed Nov 25 14:28:18 PST 2009; yes, most models come with keyless. however, for 09 i believe the journey model without premium does not include keyless. and even with the keyless system, one can still use a key to enter and start the car, for whatever reason. i never thought using a key was much of a hassle, but now i realize what a convenience it is.

Sewellsgm: I appreciate your inputs: by vinnyny on Fri Nov 20 17:39:28 PST 2009; I think your candid comments are valuable inputs to this discussion. I don't always agree with everything you say, but I don't believe that you've ever purposely misled anybody here. You certainly have never hidden the fact that you're a dealer either. A while back, there was a used car dealer that regularly contributed on one of the forums here. I always felt the he lowballed all the numbers for trade-ins. Guys seemed to take his word as gospel and I'm sure many took less than they had to for their trades. He was one of those guys that makes us all distrust car dealers--you're not in that category.

Re: Don't really know what you're talking about and I don't think you do either [m6user]: by members78 on Fri Nov 20 13:52:45 PST 2009; lol he really is too smart - just like Sarah Palin. but what do you expect from his 50+ years on Earth, certainly not some vacuous egoist. :P the reason dealerships service cars is b/c they make profit. so i agree, it behooves any dealership to sell cars in hopes of ramping up additional profits from the service dept.

Re: Amount under invoice? [m6user]: by members78 on Wed Nov 18 15:02:21 PST 2009; m6user, i agree with everything you've said. when i was car shopping on the internets, i noticed plenty of people reporting they had negotiated sub-invoice pricing on their new car purchase, so it is possible! there is just so much misinformation and deception out there regarding buying a new car that we as consumers often have to cut through a lot of bull just to get a decent price. and while the internets has leveled the playing field in many respects, there are still hordes of dealers out there who will use any trick in the playbook to move a few more dollars from your wallet to theirs.

Research Infiniti Cars

Find a Car Dealer by: State | Make

City & State or Zip Code: