gadgetboyatl
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I'm currently leasing 2008 Infinity M35, and I know this car qualifies for rebate.
I have 2 more months till the end of lease and planning to sell it (either trade-in or private party) before lease ends, since market value is higher than my buy-out option (excellent condition and low mileage).
I wouldn't want to use purchase option at the end of the lease because I'll have to pay about $1300 sales tax.
So, since I'm leasing, do I still qualify for rebate?
Or I must have a title in my name?
I'm in a similar situation, my lease on my G35 ends in a month. If anyone knows the answer, let us know. Otherwise I will speak to one of the dealers tomorrow here in Houston.
Does the registration has to be in my name?
I want to know because my brother who is living with me has infiniti g35 and I definitely know he won't let me trade in his car for $1500 rebate.
If nobody answers, I will be looking at buying it in 3 months or so. I could keep it updated
My dealer just told me that you qualify if you have a vehicle registered in your name that is anything other than a Hyundai.Does the registration has to be in my name?
I want to know because my brother who is living with me has infiniti g35 and I definitely know he won't let me trade in his car for $1500 rebate.
If nobody answers, I will be looking at buying it in 3 months or so. I could keep it updated
My dealer just told me that you qualify if you have a vehicle registered in your name that is anything other than a Hyundai.
And for those who already drive a Hyundai... isn't there a "Hyundai Owner Loyalty" discount, for the same amount?My dealer just told me that you qualify if you have a vehicle registered in your name that is anything other than a Hyundai.
If thats a case, it will all be good. But I have thought it was somehow different depending on the dealers, no?My dealer just told me that you qualify if you have a vehicle registered in your name that is anything other than a Hyundai.
If thats a case, it will all be good. But I have thought it was somehow different depending on the dealers, no?
However if this is right, the only people who can't get qualified is kids who never had a car in his name![]()