Florida Infiniti Car Dealers

I would suggest using True car.com. Overstocked .com cars, or American Express in locating a dealer to buy from. I checked the price for a 2011 AWD M37 in the 06120 zip code area (Hartford Ct. ) and was quoted $43,813 or $6,262 off sticker. This price was with no added options. I used the American Express site and Truecars .com. site. I was able to use Overstocked cars .com last year to special order a Toyota Sequoia. I had three dealers competing for the sale offering deals with in $100 dollars of each other. Good luck

A dealership in our area still has a few 2009 G37's left, according to their website. Would there be a risk in buying a new 2009 model, i.e. has been sitting on the lot in the sun for at least a year, etc., and what price would I be looking at since no incentives are published for 2009's. A comparable 2010 per Edmunds pricing is invoice $34,698, and TMV $31,287. Anyone has any suggestions?

I read your post and and thought your idea of supply and demand was most likely the right answer. According to Edmunds the inventory levels for all Inifinity vehicles with in a fifty mile radius of Savanah, Ga is 26 vehicles, none of which are the M37 model. The number of infinity vehicles with in a fifty mile radius of Boca Raton, Fl is 517 vehicles and 42 of those vehicles are the M37 model The supply and demand answer in this case has nothing to do with the price difference between states. I know South East Toyota is the distributator for a five state area and they control all sales in this five state area.The dealers in this area are charged at least a 500.00 dollar admistrative fee by (SET)on every vehicle that is sold in this five state area. The Sequoia I purchased in New Jersey did not have this 500 dollar fee as the dealership bought the vehicle directly from Toyota Motor Sales USA . The cost of the vehicle to the dealer in New Jersey was less than any Fl dealer which explains the 500.00 dollar price difference. The 2,200 dollar cost difference between Fla Inifiniti dealers and Georgia Inifiniti dealers on the exact same model can not be explained by supply and demand.

I have been looking to purchase a M37 using sites such as American Express and Overstocked Cars. com and True Car .com. I live in the state of Fla and the quoted price for this vehicle before taxes is $43,563 I checked into the idea of buying the same vehicle using the same sites in Savannah Ga. and the quoted price was $41,312 The difference being $2,251 well worth the trip to Ga. I flew up to New Jersey last year to purchase my 2010 Sequoia as South East Toyota would not sell me the vehicle with the 5.7 l liter engine unless it was the flex fuel version. The price for this vehicle in New Jersey was $500 less than Fla dealers and I got 1300 more selling my old Sequoia to a private party well worth the trip to New Jersey. Anyone know why buying a new vehicle in Fla is more expensive than Georiga or New Jersey?

That's not even $4,000 under MSRP. My current offer is $5,740 under MSRP for a Journey sedan, Premium a few little things and window tinting, in Tampa, FL. I think you could do quite a bit better than that, IMO.