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1357 messages, Last post on Jun 16, 2008 at 7:37 AM
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I have a hard time believing that you got EVERYTHING at that price. Did you get the adjustable pedals, the variable suspension, the gold package, the ML/Nav and the chrome wheels? I find it very hard to believe all for $35,000 on an MSRP over $41,000. |
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I just got an quote for $34,400 for a 2004 ES 330 with Nav. and Mark Levinson and everything else except AVS, chrom and adjustable pedals. I live in Northern Virginia. Is this a good quote? SXZ, I'm trying to find out about mine, but based on what you got ($37,400), I think yours is too high. |
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| .. is just about in line with what others have reported paying since November 2003. | |
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If qwerty's car was a 41,000 MSRP and he got it for 35,000, then we are talking 85% of MSRP!! Wonder how much qwery would charge others to negotiate for a vehicle on their behalf!! |
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| Congratulations on your new ES330. You got a very good price. From where and which dealership? What other options did you get besides Nav. | |
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Looks to me like qwerty might be a shill for that web site. wood 3585...based on what I got and what I've seen others report here, that sounds like a good deal. Take it and run like a thief in the night, LOL. Guys, I LOVE this car! It is everything my reseacrh said it would be. Of course, I've only had it since Wednesday. 
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Jim, I am glad that you like the new ES330. I would be interested in what kind of mpg you get when you can get it for me. I would like to know if mpg suffered at all with the larger 3.3l engine. |
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Well, I have a function on the car which calculates average mpg for me. The mileage so far is 19.8, which has been mostly city driving. That's pretty close to the rating. But I only have 280 miles on the car. I would expect that as the engine breaks in (2000 miles perhaps) that fuel economy would improve. I think the extra power is a welcome and very helpful addition. I love having that extra power. I was raised on GM v-8's, which I have had in a lot of cars. In certain situations, it can be crucial to have that reserve. I will try to remember to post the mileage number after 2000 miles. |
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| Options were ND-Navigation Package, HN- Sun Shade, HL-HID Headlamps, HH- Heated Front Seats, WU-Wood Steering wheel and shift nob. Hope this helps. | |
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I'm about to close on a deal but there is something that concerns me. The Lexus ES330 that I'm about to buy already has 32 miles on it. Is that normal on a brand new car? In the greater scheme of things 32 miles don't sound like a lot but it got me thinking that 32 miles it's a bit too much. There were some dirt stains in the front and back seats and the salesperson said that it probably was the Lexus mechanics who are not very clean but are required to inspect the car when it comes from Japan. That concerned it a bit although I know that the car could be completely cleaned. Again, is 32 miles within what could be expected? |
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