Subtract the destination charge from the MSRP, and then multiply the difference by 91%. That will give you the invoice within $10 to $50. If you have to know which is the more accurate, you probably shouldn't be looking to spend that much money.
truecar.com is the answer to all questions automotive pricing.
I tried Truecar, but just ended up with a local sales person emailing me.
Perfect. Thank you.
Where it gives you the bell curve for pricing with options, look all the way to the left and it says dealer invoice.
And there it is, the internet forum dagger to an honest question. God forbid the OP asks a fair question without getting judged.If you have to know which is the more accurate, you probably shouldn't be looking to spend that much money.
It's right below the graph.
and who's doing the judging? Look really close and you'll see a big smiley face
D) after his statement. Easy guys. I wasn't offended. I've been on the net long enough to recognize feeble attempts at humor.and who's doing the judging? Look really close and you'll see a big smiley face
You obviously missed the humor in his statement, but you also missed the BIG SMILEY FACE.
For crying out loud - it's called Snark
+1 on both
Oh, come on. A little facetious humor is too much for you? Sheeesh!
I just leased the same car (same msrp) and got my selling price down to $44922. You should also be able to get i believe $1000 conquest cash on top of that if you are not a current infiniti customer. I got $44922 plus $3250 customer cash because i already have an infiniti. You can do better than what they are offering you. Call around to different dealerships. Good luck and enjoy the car when you get it!
