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2791 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2009 at 4:00 PM
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| I'm getting confusing info from the internet guys here in socal regarding what invoice is. according to edmunds and cr, the package i want on i must take on 350 if i want nav also includes whl locks, trnk mat, crgo holder, 18" whls, headlt, pt premium, and bumper trim. MSRP of 42121. Edmunds invoice is approx. 36800. CR is at 36750. Dealer states invoice is 37223? whats up? | |
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after reading everybody's sale price i feel like i got ripped off MSRP $35,222 with Bi-xenon High-Intensity Discharge (HID) headlamps 18-in Alloy Wheels with Summer Tires Sale price $31,150 36 month with 15K no down payment and $500 per month (after CA tax) money factor 0.00220 the dealer kept saying that i got a good deal, did i really? |
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Im in the market for a 250 but am thinking about waiting for the 08' to come out so i negotiate a better deal? Any significant changes to the 08 version? Thanks!!! |
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Replying to: achu0528 (May 28, 2007 10:18 am) I prefer black sapphire w/nav but appear to be very limited in this region. Any case, maybe the dealer is just playing the color game and I will try again end of month. If no success I'm just go for the lowest bidder and discare about the color. Everyone said $2000 below invoice is just not possible...I guess some people really got lucky.
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Replying to: ayu910 (Jun 08, 2007 6:04 pm)
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Hi, I am looking for an IS250 AWD with Navigation and it comes to about MSRP $37k and invoice is $33k. Is invoice the cheapest one can get or can it go lower than invoice? Also, I live in Iowa and there is only ONE dealership where I live. Since all the good deals come from California, is it possible for me to call a dealership in CA and get them to sell me a car? Any help/guidance/tips are greatly appreciated
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Replying to: kcleuk (Jun 09, 2007 2:05 pm) You certainly could call any out of state dealer and purchase, but you'll need to get the car to you, either by driving it or trucking it. Both can be costly at times and may negate any savings advantages. Have you inquired with your local dealer yet to see where they'll begin pricing? -Brian |
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Are the money factors different for an IS350 vs. an IS250? Also, Lexus Financial's money factors seem to be unusually high for the industry -- I've been quoted (in SoCal) .00175 from BMW, .00158 from Infiniti, and an incredible .00065 from Audi (although I'm turning in a leased Audi A4, so that may be some sort of customer loyalty discount). Any reason why Lexus' interest rates are so much higher than the competition?
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Replying to: robbjunk (Jun 14, 2007 12:54 pm) Thanks for the info! |
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Replying to: ansone (May 31, 2007 11:08 pm) thanks |
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