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Replying to: franklw (Oct 10, 2006 9:17 pm) Thanks for the info. |
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Replying to: franklw (Oct 10, 2006 9:17 pm)
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Replying to: gopinath77 (Oct 11, 2006 8:14 am)  41,4** is for 2WD; 4WD is 2K more I think. Don't forget to apply for "Lexus Pursuits Visa" credit card before buying your car, you will get points worth ~ $500 toward future lexus purchase/maintenance credit.
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For a 2007 RX350 AWD with Premium Pkg., I have gotten internet pricing of about $39,200 to $39,400 with the dealer fees (not incl. taxes and reg. My question is that the vehicle is not on the lot and will not be arriving until sometime in Nov. The dealers are telling me that I need to put down a reservation deposit of either $1,000 or $2,000. My question is -- if I put down the deposit -- and the vehicle arrives in November -- am I guaranteed the price? Or if their is a price increase or something else, will I have to pay the price the vehicle would sell for in November? Also, if I put the deposit down and drive the car when it comes in and decide I don't like the way it handles -- can I get my deposit back? And finally, is a $1000 or $2000 deposit reasonable as I think I am just waiting for the car to arrive rather than special ordering it? Let me know what you think. Somehow, the pricing seems too good to be true and I wonder what I am missing? Thanks for the help. G.
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Replying to: gidget2 (Oct 13, 2006 10:59 am) |
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I am looking for a used RX330 and found 2 with reasonable price (??). Both cars are used for Lexus car dealer service. Here is the price and milage for both cars. $31200 20000miles 2005 model (dealer purchased in Jun.2005) $32500 15000 miles 2006 model (dealer purchased in Sept. 2005) Qestions for all of you: The new car invoic price from Edmund.com is $36,700 for 2006 model (primuin package/heated seats/6CD) (1) are these good price? (2) Anything good or bad to purchase a car used for dealer service dept? Only want to save a few Ks (after getting a new MDX). Worth doing this? Charles
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Replying to: charles12 (Oct 15, 2006 7:20 am) I've read some got the FWD with the same options for $35.5K to $36K, possible $1.5K or $2K more for AWD.
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Replying to: lok888 (Oct 16, 2006 11:10 am) GOOD DEAL to save a few Ks compared to a brand new RX350? |
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Replying to: choony (Aug 09, 2006 1:43 pm)
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Just want to share our car buying experience last two months ago from Longo Lexus. We got AWD RX350 with Premium Plus Package, 18" alloy wheels, heated seats, rain sensing wiper, cargo mat, towing pkg, wheel lock for the base price of $36,800, OTD price of $41,500 that includes extended warranty to 7-year/100,000 miles for $1,600. The sale experience is excellent. We went there; test drove the car; the salesman gave us the final price; accepted it; completed the transaction in short period of time; and drove home the new car. Hope this will help in any way in purchasing your new car. Thanks. |
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