Altima Coupe vs. Infiniti G37
I've been researching both of these and found that, if my figures are correct, on a 24 or 36 month lease, it's actually less expensive to lease the Infiniti than the Altima, despite the higher MSRP on the Infiniti. I like the Altima a lot but the Infiniti seems to offer more in terms of luxury and performance. Especially if it's less to lease. Wondered if 1) I've missed something here and 2) if anyone else has been looking at this comparison. Any thoughts on the comparison?
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Altima Coupe 3.5SE w/ Premium and Technology Pkg. and mats
MSRP= $37,395 (inc. Destination)
36-month Residual (12K miles per yr) = 56%
Lease MF= .00244 (from LeaseCompare on Sedan -don't have rate on coupe)
Monthly = $527
Infiniti G27 Journey w/Premium, Nav, Sport Wheels
MSRP = $42,315
36-month Residual (12K miles per yr.) = 63%
Lease MF = .00202
Monthly =$475
On both I used a $500 over Invoice as the net cap cost. Where did I make the mistake on this?
You need to go to the dealer to get the rate for the coupe, you cannot use the rate for the sedan. For the G, the rate for the coupe is usually better than the sedan.
That makes more sense, since I show the Infiniti coming in at about $100 per month more even with a better lease rate and slightly higher residual.
So...given the current incentives, does invoice price seem a realistic place to land as far as final cap cost or should I be pushing for more given end-of-quarter, end-of incentives, etc?
If money is tight and you can live w/ the Altima, I think the base Altima 3.5 (invoice ~24.3K) is a good choice because the payment will be a lot lower.
But let's say the numbers are approximately $400 and $550. Who cares? Just get the G37. If a $150 matters then I would say you can't really afford either.
When I saw the Altima coupe at the LA Auto Show, I was blown away, thought it was awesome. Lately I've been seeing it on the road and have fallen way out of love with it. I really think the G37 looks fantastic though. All your numbers aside, you've got to add some major weight to what you really want.
I was wondering why? I realize that everyone has their own personal preferences, and thats OK. But, if you liked it earlier, what changed your mind?
Just wondering...
The fact that the sedan version looks so avant-garde tasty, has double the trunk space and a real back seat takes away whatever "sportiness" the coupe tries to flaunt.
thoughts, I'm thinking about pulling the trigger