Fs: 2001 Gs 430
06-14-03, 06:47 AM
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Fs: 2001 Gs 430
* Burnished Gold Metallic
* Mark Levinson
* Navigation system (2001 update costing $400; includes Canada)
* Wood & Leather steering wheel
* O-Z Racing 17" wheels (5)
* Owned & exclusively driven by retired automotive Engineer
* No smoking inside the car ... ever.
* 23,000 miles
* About as close to a new GS 430 as you can get with one previously owned.
* Ann Arbor, Michigan area
* MSRP = $54,158
* Purchased 7/25/2001
* 25 months & 27,000 miles of basic warranty remain
* 49 months & 47,000 miles of Powertrain warranty remain
$33,000
Serious inquiries please Email me
gary4444@chartermi.net
* Mark Levinson
* Navigation system (2001 update costing $400; includes Canada)
* Wood & Leather steering wheel
* O-Z Racing 17" wheels (5)
* Owned & exclusively driven by retired automotive Engineer
* No smoking inside the car ... ever.
* 23,000 miles
* About as close to a new GS 430 as you can get with one previously owned.
* Ann Arbor, Michigan area
* MSRP = $54,158
* Purchased 7/25/2001
* 25 months & 27,000 miles of basic warranty remain
* 49 months & 47,000 miles of Powertrain warranty remain
$33,000
Serious inquiries please Email me
gary4444@chartermi.net
Last edited by Drive4Fun; 07-08-03 at 05:20 PM.
06-20-03, 07:15 AM
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No inquiries.
* Wrong price?
* Wrong color?
* Wrong location?
* Wrong wheels?
* Bad national economy?
Something must be wrong; I see this as a terrific value for an outstanding car.
* Wrong price?
* Wrong color?
* Wrong location?
* Wrong wheels?
* Bad national economy?
Something must be wrong; I see this as a terrific value for an outstanding car.
06-20-03, 08:17 AM
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Bad economy is probably the reason but buyers are still out there looking for a bargain. It's a buyer's market on everything from cars to houses, etc. If you really want to sell your car, you may have to consider dropping the price below what you think it's worth or below the market value, checkout www.Edmunds.com for more information.
If you can post additional information like when the car was purchased and how much is remaining on the factory warranty (basic and powertrain), that may peak some curiosity.
Good Luck.
If you can post additional information like when the car was purchased and how much is remaining on the factory warranty (basic and powertrain), that may peak some curiosity.
Good Luck.
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07-01-03, 03:45 PM
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I may be cutting my own throat, but I have to wonder about the credibility of the claims of high resale value (low depreciation) of Lexus.
This is a cream-puff GS 430 at an excellent price, but no inquiries from this listing, or from Autotrader.
This is a cream-puff GS 430 at an excellent price, but no inquiries from this listing, or from Autotrader.
07-01-03, 07:36 PM
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I may be cutting my own throat, but I have to wonder about the credibility of the claims of high resale value (low depreciation) of Lexus.
This is a cream-puff GS 430 at an excellent price, but no inquiries from this listing, or from Autotrader.
I may be cutting my own throat, but I have to wonder about the credibility of the claims of high resale value (low depreciation) of Lexus.
This is a cream-puff GS 430 at an excellent price, but no inquiries from this listing, or from Autotrader.
07-01-03, 11:05 PM
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Nice car. Good price.
I'd have to say that the color is probably not the most choice...esp around here (CL). Black, silver, or white would be more appealing.
If you got really desperate, I'd consider it but my 00 GS is doing just fine.
Best of luck.
Ryan
I'd have to say that the color is probably not the most choice...esp around here (CL). Black, silver, or white would be more appealing.
If you got really desperate, I'd consider it but my 00 GS is doing just fine.
Best of luck.
Ryan
07-01-03, 11:10 PM
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Edmunds price
I know the formatting sucks but it looks like your pricing is dead-on with private party. I've never paid over trade in from an individual though.
2001 Lexus GS 430 4 Dr STD Sedan
Trade-In Private Party Dealer Retail
National Base Price $30,575 $33,033 $35,302
Optional Equipment $4,027 $4,358 $5,180
Leather and Wood Steering Wheel $156 $169 $201
Mark Levinson Audio System $645 $698 $830
Memory System $239 $259 $308
Heated Front Seats $229 $248 $294
Navigation System $1,041 $1,126 $1,338
Compact Disc Changer $562 $608 $723
Power Moonroof $531 $574 $683
Leather Seats $624 $676 $803
Color Adjustment
Light Brown $-70 $-76 $-81
Regional Adjustment
for Zip Code 77546 $-192 $-208 $-222
Mileage Adjustment
23,000 miles $209 $209 $209
Condition Adjustment
Clean $0 $0 $0
Total $34,549 $37,316 $40,388
2001 Lexus GS 430 4 Dr STD Sedan
Trade-In Private Party Dealer Retail
National Base Price $30,575 $33,033 $35,302
Optional Equipment $4,027 $4,358 $5,180
Leather and Wood Steering Wheel $156 $169 $201
Mark Levinson Audio System $645 $698 $830
Memory System $239 $259 $308
Heated Front Seats $229 $248 $294
Navigation System $1,041 $1,126 $1,338
Compact Disc Changer $562 $608 $723
Power Moonroof $531 $574 $683
Leather Seats $624 $676 $803
Color Adjustment
Light Brown $-70 $-76 $-81
Regional Adjustment
for Zip Code 77546 $-192 $-208 $-222
Mileage Adjustment
23,000 miles $209 $209 $209
Condition Adjustment
Clean $0 $0 $0
Total $34,549 $37,316 $40,388
Last edited by AgGS400; 07-01-03 at 11:10 PM.