The Q30 SE Business Automatic comes with a choice of colours (Obsidian Black, Moonlight White*, Graphite Shadow*, Ink Blue*, Malbec Black* or Blade Silver*) - the spec-filled Infiniti Business Pack (Infiniti InTouch navigation system, DAB digital radio, Traffic sign recognition, Lane Departure Warning, Auto dimming rear view & driver door mirrors, Driver’s electric adjustable lumbar support, Cruise control and speed limiter, LED front fog lamps, Heated front seats, Black laquer fog-lamp finishers, Heated electric exterior mirrors, Dual-zone climate control, Rain sensing wipers),
8000 miles a year
23x £195 1x £250 deposit
£4735
More expensive than previous Q30 deal but this is a slightly higher spec
£150 delivery or free collection from Hull
Top comments
zx636r to KareemSaid
2 Jun 1713#3
No it's BT.
Rabbit_Exorcist to admpgk
2 Jun 175#12
I bet that is posted from your 10 year old entry level Focus. "It's only a car" you say, as you cry yourself to sleep.
peter1223 to plath
2 Jun 175#21
You've obviously seen some wierd-looking hamsters
admpgk
2 Jun 175#16
Ha Ha - I think your comment says something about your own perceptions and priorities!
BTY I have company car that is from one of the perceived "premium" marques but it's interesting that you can't actually provide an answer to my question but rather prefer to have a lighthearted sideswipe at someone that's got the audacity to ask it!
All comments (62)
Itsabargain69
2 Jun 17#1
lol no price
KareemSaid
2 Jun 17#2
Is Infiniti a Chinese brand? Never heard of them
zx636r to KareemSaid
2 Jun 1713#3
No it's BT.
Rob_1304 to KareemSaid
2 Jun 172#4
It's the premium offshoot of Nissan, like Lexus to Toyota or Acura to Honda.
Dr_Lovegod to KareemSaid
2 Jun 17#19
North Korean I think
jackbremer
2 Jun 17#5
Thanks for the explanation, I genuinely thought Acura was just a model of Honda
GrumpyOldGamer
2 Jun 17#6
Under the shell they are all Mercedes, switches, dash etc are all the same.
dush_yant to GrumpyOldGamer
2 Jun 17#14
Except for the entertainment system which isn't from Mercedes and is no where as good.
DrLamok to GrumpyOldGamer
2 Jun 17#24
Correct... Mercedes chassis, Mostly Mercedes interior, engine straight out of Renault Clio.
VincentGO
2 Jun 17#7
They are premium brands in the US and japan. Infinity Q35 are impressive.
admpgk
2 Jun 173#8
I always wonder what people mean when they describe a car marque as a "premium" brand? Does this mean that they're products are more reliable, better warranty, better mpg, rarer, or is it simply that they're more expensive and perceived by some to have "snob" value therefore appealing to those with such low self esteem that they think ownership of a particular brand will in some way boost how others view them?
Rabbit_Exorcist to admpgk
2 Jun 175#12
I bet that is posted from your 10 year old entry level Focus. "It's only a car" you say, as you cry yourself to sleep.
bensbargains to admpgk
2 Jun 171#25
You've answered your own question there really. Probably offended quite a few people in the process. Great work
stevie_bee_2007 to admpgk
2 Jun 17#43
So basically, if you buy a t-shirt from primark, it's just a t-shirt, made with cheap materials which comes with a cheap price, if you go to say boss or viv westood, anywhere in Mayfair really, then that's premium. . Same goes with cars, you have cheap models from every car manufacturing company. But then you have your premium lines, such as Lexus, infinity, Audi, BMW. Better quality, higher prices.
united4eva to admpgk
3 Jun 17#45
IMO should be better build quality and choice of materials and components which you are paying for and generally a nicer place to be eg reassuring thud of door closing instead of tinny hollow feel. In my experience mostly but not always true. in my current golf I don't see much quality difference between this and a Honda Civic. No insult to the Golf just that the Civic is very well put together. However a recent W205 C class I had. Wow, was genuinely a luxurious place to be. No snob factor here, the small things were really well thought out from the way the heated seats automatically lowered heat over time to quality feel of window switches.
Would categorically say pricing/marque has NO bearing in reliability.
thelatics
2 Jun 171#9
I've often wondered why it costs more per month, the longer you have the lease?
I thought that the bulk of depreciation occurs in the first year, so by the end of year 2 it's lost more in percentage terms than a year later.
So on a 3-yr deal you have then paid another £2,412 to them in yr 3, compared to £2,340 in yr 2.
It's just that I think it's better these days to hold the car for 3 years then you are not paying as many set-up fees, and assuming you don't do too many miles, you should just about get away without brakes and tyres (and MOT).
eagle-i to thelatics
2 Jun 17#29
2 year old cars have better re-sale value due to the car still having manufacturers warranty. Hence I've found 2 years deals are cheaper than 3 year deals.
thelatics
2 Jun 17#10
PS what the heck are 'door mirror puddle lights'?
tattertatter to thelatics
2 Jun 174#13
Little lights on the bottom of the wing mirrors that light up when you press the key to open the doors. The idea is that you can see if you're about to step in a puddle. First world problem solved.
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Opening post
8000 miles a year
23x £195
1x £250 deposit
£4735
More expensive than previous Q30 deal but this is a slightly higher spec
£150 delivery or free collection from Hull
Top comments
BTY I have company car that is from one of the perceived "premium" marques but it's interesting that you can't actually provide an answer to my question but rather prefer to have a lighthearted sideswipe at someone that's got the audacity to ask it!
All comments (62)
Would categorically say pricing/marque has NO bearing in reliability.
I thought that the bulk of depreciation occurs in the first year, so by the end of year 2 it's lost more in percentage terms than a year later.
So on a 3-yr deal you have then paid another £2,412 to them in yr 3, compared to £2,340 in yr 2.
It's just that I think it's better these days to hold the car for 3 years then you are not paying as many set-up fees, and assuming you don't do too many miles, you should just about get away without brakes and tyres (and MOT).