Infiniti Launches Summer Incentives on Select 2009 Models
Infiniti launched its “Limited Engagement Summer Event” program offering special lease rates and zero percent financing on select 2009 models.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Infiniti launched its “Limited Engagement Summer Event” program offering special lease rates and zero percent financing on select 2009 models.
The event is scheduled to run through August 31, and excludes the Infiniti G37 Convertible, which went on sale June 18. Long-term financing is available for qualified Infiniti buyers.
“Summer is the season made for driving and what better way to make that trip to the beach, mountains or desert than in a brand new Infiniti?” said Ben Poore, vice president, Infiniti business unit. “Of course, summer always seems to pass too quickly, just like these special offers will, so we’re making a big push to let people know that now’s a great time to act.”
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