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551 messages, Last post on Nov 26, 2009 at 4:18 PM
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Can anyone help me discern what a good price would be for an 06 400h with AWD and about 40k miles? Looking around, seems like most CPO cars go between 29-32k sticker. I am in Northern California - anyone have an opinion on what a good deal is here? I am not in a rush but would like to be able seize a good deal if one presents itself. Thanks!
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Replying to: cphdn (Jun 12, 2009 10:13 am)
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Replying to: jomabu1 (Jun 12, 2009 11:50 am) |
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Car_man, I looked at an 06 400h CPO w/ Nav today, it only has 15k miles on it and it's in great condition. Comes w/ 3yr 100,000 mile warranty. They quoted me $34,950 before taxes, etc. Is this a good deal? The low mileage and excellent condition I think make this an attractive car, but I was hoping they would come down on the price a bit more from the orig. $35,900. The salesman insisted that they don't get too many hybrids and they don't stick around long. I am in New Orleans. Thanks |
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Replying to: theyare (May 25, 2009 1:51 pm) |
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I know demand for the RX 450h is high and that coupled with short supply does not make for the best of leasing conditions -- from the customer's perspective. Still, I was quoted .00295 MF, which at more than 7 percent seems really high. (The 57% residual seems fine on a 36 month/15k annual). On $52,500 MSRP, the dealer's coming off $1,500, so there's that, but that still leaves the monthly at north of $820. Any indications on if LFS support may change in the short term for the 450h? Or it just is what it is? |
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Car man - what's the money factor for a returning lexus owner/lessor? Also what are the residual factors for 15K and 20K/36 months? thanks |
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3 weeks ago my 2006 400h was totaled. A Ford compact traveling at a high speed ran the red light and hit my right side back tire then spun around and hit the right front tire. My 400 was moved over 1 lane and the estimate was $20,000 plus to repair. I knew the car would never be the same. Neither my passenger or I suffered any injuries which says a lot for the 400h, The other good news is that I took delivery of my new 2110 RX 450h last Thursday. The insurance settlement was more than fair. I wanted the GPS package, but the car came with several extras. Paid $1,000 under MSRP plus the all weather floor mats were thrown in. As much as I loved my 400h, the 2010 is a much better car. I have mastered about 25% of the bells and whistles and adding to my knowledge bank each day. |
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Hi, We bought a new 2010 AWD 450H yesterday. Very happy with it so far. got 2.5k < MSRP in South Bay area (CA) I had quick question about card key. The manual says there should be a card key along with 2 electronic keys, but dealer tells me there are no card keys for 450Hs. Anyone knows what;s the deal here? Thanks
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Replying to: mikku (Sep 28, 2009 11:41 am) |
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