Can't find an e-mail address for sales people!

#1

Hi all! I’m back! My lease on our BMW X3 is up and we’re looking to move up to a larger 3 row SUV. After a bunch of test drives, we narrowed it down to Infiniti, Honda and Toyota that would potentially be in our price range. I looked up local Infiniti dealerships to get numbers from them and I can’t find a single e-mail address on their website. The one I’m looking at now is: https://www.kearnymesainfiniti.com/

Anyone have an ideas on what I can do? Thanks!

#2

You’ll get a reply by email, probably.

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#3

Thanks! I did see that, but usually I try to email members of the sales team directly. I guess I’ll give it a try. Thanks!

#4

Or just find a unit in-stock you like on their website and click the button to get a quote/contact.

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#5

While it doesn’t help your issue at hand of not having contact information, I would independently do the research as to what the prices on the vehicles should be and only contact the dealers regarding pricing to confirm. They’re a poor resource for determining what pricing should be.

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#6

Thanks! You make a good point! I was trying to search for what numbers people were getting for the QX60 this month in socal but haven’t been able to find anything yet. I guess I’ll search out the Residuals and MF on edmunds and then do some calculations on the hacker calculator.

#7

I doubt many deals have been done with December numbers, but I can’t imagine they’re that different from the past few months. Obviously confirming with edmunds number is the right way to go as you dig in more.

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#8

My guess would be FirstNameLastName@KearneyMesaInfiniti.com or FirstInitialLastname@KearneyMesaInfiniti.com

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#9

Is this really a thread?

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#10

The guy is back, it’s expected

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#11

Close. I bought my INFINITI at this place.

My sales guy was outstanding, but he’s selling Audis elsewhere now.

Before the @ as quoted above is correct, but the domain for his email address is kminfiniti.com.

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#12

seriously, is this really a question? If you don’t have any reasonable input, then just skip the thread and move on. It’s a reasonable question and some people actually gave me good suggestions.

#13

yup, I’m back and the reason I haven’t checked out this forum in so long is because people like you make obnoxious comments instead of being helpful. Not sure why @michael keeps you on the “Trusted Hackr” list when you just make people want to not come back.

#14

Wow. You were much nicer in your first coming. What happened?

#15

Thanks so much for the fantastic input! :smiley: Too bad your sales guy isn’t there anymore. I could really use a good contact.

#16

I’m still nice. I just don’t appreciate when people are jerks when I ask a perfectly reasonable question. I learned not to just blindly ask for numbers, but I thought this question wouldn’t set anyone off.

#17

Didn’t set me off, that’s for sure. How’s your Model 3 treating you? All good?

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#18

yup, the model 3 is absolutely amazing. I got a lot of crap for getting one on this site, but over a year and a half later and it’s still by far the best car I’ve ever driven. My only regret is not splurging for the performance model 3. :stuck_out_tongue: I wish I could afford the model X for my wife, but unfortunately I need to go with infiniti or something similar.

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#19

Get a Volvo, way better than Infinity

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#20

That’s only because you have RSUs as part of your comp package for your volvo corporate job

All jokes aside, I agree

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