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Lexus RX 350, Car Buying, SUV
#5514 of 5523 Re: anybody got the RX350 recently in bay area CA? [mmejia]
by saz25
May 16, 2013 (3:12 am)
Hope you didn't agree to doc fees or any other add ons.
Steve
#5515 of 5523 2013 RX350 FWD - Feasability
by carknut
May 16, 2013 (4:14 am)
Considering my first Lexus purchase (in a captive but fairly decent volume dealer area), any opinions on how much below invoice is reasonable on the following configuration? Any insight is much appreciated.
2013 RX FWD – MSRP $46, 789 (Edmunds Inv. $43,495)
Display/Audio
19” wheels
Heated front seats
Intuitive Parking
Wood/Leather steering wheel & shift
Towing Prep
Roof Rack
Preferred Accessory Pkg
Door Edge Guards
#5517 of 5523 2013 RX 350 in Twin Cities Area (Minneapolis/St. Paul)
by rx350mn
May 18, 2013 (3:09 pm)
Hi, I am looking for RX 350 in Twin Cities Area (Minneapolis/St. Paul). I can buy anytime between now and December. Please let me know if anyone can team up and do group purchase. I prefer AWD with confort and primium package plus navigation system. Please drop a mail to RX350MNgmail.com
#5518 of 5523 Re: 2013 RX350 FWD - Feasability [carknut]
by jeff011
May 21, 2013 (9:10 pm)
I think 1500 under invoice is considered a good deal on this car. Few people in this forum got even better price than that.You can get better deals if you go in the last week of the month.
I got mine at exactly 1500 under invoice. Another dealer was ready to give it for 1800 less though I opted for the first dealer since they have the car readily available with Michelin tires.
#5520 of 5523 Dealer cash/incentives
by mark_iv
May 22, 2013 (8:32 am)
I am in the Bay Area and I have a couple of quotes for a 2013 AWD that are ~ 9.7% off MSRP (incl. destination), without having to negotiate. This excludes any LFS related rebates.
Now, while I am happy to get these quotes, I suspect that the dealer incentive page on this website isn't reflecting a dealer cash offer. Without it the math doesn't add up.
Here is example ( all numbers include destination fees)
1) MSRP: 50489
2) Base MSRP:41060
3) Invoice: 46732
4) holdback(2% of Base MSRP):821.20
5) Invoice - holdback:45910.80
Even with zero profit ( highly unlikely ) the quote should have been atleast 45,910.
What explains a quote of 45,651? What am I missing?
My hope is to dig out what the real dealer cash/incentive is so that I can drive the price down further.
#5521 of 5523 Re: Dealer cash/incentives [mark_iv]
by saz25
May 22, 2013 (10:37 am)
Based on these numbers and my experience, I would try to get as close to $45,900 as possible, thus I'd offer $45,000 and go as high as maybe 46000,
Good luck
Steve
May 24, 2013 (5:35 am)
I am in ST Louis and trying to buy RX350. Dealers are quoting close to MSRP but reading this board I am seeing near 10% of MSRP.
Willing to travel to Chicago or 200 mile radius to buy the car. Appreciate any suggestions.
#5523 of 5523 Re: ST Louis area [reddyinc]
by gklatv
May 25, 2013 (3:49 am)
It seems the prices people get in the Midwest are higher than, say, in California. It's not impossible to get a good quote below invoice, but you probably be about $1K below at best. Good luck!