Where you a current Infiniti owner?
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Arnold unfortunately says…
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OP responded above. Under $400 is not for this trim, it’s Lux
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Even though it’s not for this trim most Infiniti are basically the same in trim level just by looking at it correct me if I’m wrong though but it could be $400 but high down payment.
Perhaps $400 effective per month on a lower trim, with loyalty, on a one pay with max msds.
AND if you’re in TX…lol
Well sure, I could lease a Lamborghini Urus for under $400 with enough down
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No I did not have loyalty.
The only thing most people will notice between a base Luxe trim and a Premium Select is the wheels, (smaller silver wheels on Luxe…22" smoke chrome on P. Select) and the smoked chrome trim on the P. select vs the bright chrome on the Luxe. If you don’t care about those things the Luxe is the way to go. I just like the more aggressive look of the P. Select trim.
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The interior from 1998 says “welcome back!”
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Genuinely gorgeous until you get to the steering wheel and Center console buttons that are shared with a 2013 titan. It’s ok for our 45k frontiers but shouldn’t be the case with their 80k flagship model
the wheel looks out of place, but I can appreciate the physical buttons. Oddly enough the second row is more impressive than the front row
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100% agree, 2nd row is pure class
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Agreed, and actually the MSRP for an example like that would be around $90k even. Only the sensory (top) trim has the quilted leather.
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There’s a reason these are being sold at a discount. If you want the latest tech look elsewhere… and pay for it 
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Agreed, my kids enjoyed the 2nd row seats a lot!
What dealership?
Im looking for one if these.
PM me for more info.
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