Motoring

Now’s the time to buy an Infiniti

By now you may know Infiniti is withdrawing from Australia as a brand. Not because its cars were disasters, but simply because the luxury arm of Nissan just could not nail a decent market share here.

But how’s this for a yarn sent to us by one of our EFTM spies. Ozbargain.com.au has unearthed a treasure trove of Infiniti vehicles, with some prices slashed by almost but half.

The fire sale at Infiniti Centre in Brighton, Victoria is offering brand new cars at staggering prices. For the example the now slightly better looking, but truly epic QX80 is now $94,888 driveway, formerly it was $124,850.

The new QX70 3.7 Litre GT was $84,274, now $46,888 a saving of $37,385.

Take a look for yourself, no doubt when the company does leave after sales service will be left up to Nissan. But put simply these are really crazy prices, I feel awfully sad for those who paid full freight just a year back!

There are some T&C’s as stated below.

Driveaway price on new vehicles ordered between 1 October 2019 and 30 November 2019 and delivered by 14 December 2019 including dealer delivery and statutory charges. `Price excludes $1995 metallic paint optional extra. ~Total percentage off discount applies to Manufacturers October 2019 recommended retail price list and includes onroad costs and dealer delivery. 1. Manufacturers RRP for new QX80 was $124,860, current advertised driveway price including metallic paint is $94,888, total saving is $29,927 which equates to a 24% saving. 2. Manufacturers RRP for new QX70 3.7 Litre GT models was $84,273, current driveway price excluding metallic paint is $46,888, total saving is $37,385 which equates to a 44% saving. 3. Manufacturers RRP for new Q60 2.0 Litre Pure models was $71,122, current driveway price excluding metallic paint is $44,888, total saving is $26,234 which equates to a 36% saving. 4. Manufacturers RRP for new Q50 2.0 Litre Pure models was $61,105, current driveway price excluding metallic paint is $36,888, total saving is $24,218 which equates to a 39% saving. LMCT11798

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