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Replying to: Firebird_EOU (Jan 08, 2009 5:40 pm) |
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It looks like the $6000 may apply to more than just the RXs. I've also been pricing slightly used ESs with Levinson/Luxury on Edmonds and found a bunch yesterday AM Am I misreading the price increase? Does this make sense? |
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Dealer down in melbourne, FL has 3 2008 left. All area full loaded and list at 49,600. They quoted my rock bottom of 44,500. I was hoping to do better - arent we all ! anyways, is this a good deal for a car that is a year old? how much more will it depreciate when I drove off the lot? TIA, Ares |
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Replying to: Ares1X (Jan 11, 2009 4:29 pm) Go to overstock.com and plug in zip codes for Ft Lauderdale, San Jose CA, Los Angeles CA (where I got mine) and New York City - see which overstock dealer has the best price - you definitely won't find a good price in Melbourne or anywhere else where one dealer services a geo area with limited stock. Be prepared to shop and buy from out of state if you want the right car, the right color and the right price.
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Replying to: bocastephen (Jan 11, 2009 4:40 pm) I have no problem traveling for a good deal just didnt know where to look. I'll go check it out right now...thx !!! |
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Replying to: bocastephen (Jan 11, 2009 4:40 pm)
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Replying to: Justinguo (Jan 15, 2009 6:22 am) I can only speculate that Lexus decided not to ship the model as a 2009 because they stopped production before the 2009 calendar year, but they should have looked at the valuation picture from the consumer's point of view and started shipping the model as a 2009 back in late summer, even for a limited production run. That being said, check the overstock.com pricing information for your zip code to see how dealers are applying the cash - you should be able to take the invoice price and chop off at least 5k. You may need to be more price flexible as the retail supply dwindles and your color/option selection becomes harder to find. |
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After a shipping delay, my new 400h just arrived. I want to share my great buying experience with the Lexus of Cerritos (Southern CA) fleet sales team - they offered a great price (no haggling needed), underpriced the competition, found me the car, did most of the work over the phone, and had everything ready for me to sign when I got to the dealer - no shenanigans. Sometimes buying a car remotely can be a hassle, but these folks were top-notch, and although I expected a surprise along the way, nothing came up. If anyone is still finding a tough time getting a good deal, especially in the Southeast or Texas, give these folks a shot.
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Replying to: bocastephen (Jan 21, 2009 12:24 pm)
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Replying to: Justinguo (Jan 21, 2009 12:49 pm) MSRP was 49,4k Selling Price (cap cost before 1k DP) was 40,8k MF was 0.00035 (December to Remember) Residual was 47% Monthly Pymt before sales tax - 506 Total Drive Off was under 2k including 1k DP, license, first month, no dealer fees As I noted in the R400h lease thread, I re-ran the numbers using the 0.00285 MF, the 46% residual and chopped almost another 3K off the selling price of the car because of the better factory money, but the payment went up by almost 80/mo due to the horrible money factor and worse residual being offered now. If you can finance the car instead of leasing it, you should be able to get the same car I did for about 37 and change. My car is a 2WD R400h with leather, Nav, wood, tow prep, heated seats, and graphite wheels |
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