2007 GS350 - Glacier Frost Mica *price check*
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2007 GS350 - Glacier Frost Mica *price check*
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I came across a 2007 GS350 *Glacier Frost Mica*/black interior, and pretty much loaded except for ML sound. The car just turned 28k miles, and the dealer is asking 30k. What would be a fair price out the door for this vehicle? At the current sticker, i would be close to 35k once tax, title and tags are paid, which seems a bit high to me. Thoughts?
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I came across a 2007 GS350 *Glacier Frost Mica*/black interior, and pretty much loaded except for ML sound. The car just turned 28k miles, and the dealer is asking 30k. What would be a fair price out the door for this vehicle? At the current sticker, i would be close to 35k once tax, title and tags are paid, which seems a bit high to me. Thoughts?
Thanks!
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Thanks for the response guys. I'm trying to get to 29-30k max out the door. The car has been on their lot for a couple weeks, so i'm hoping if it sits for another week or so i'll get it to that price.
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30 sounds like a fair asking price. In January, dealer was asking 30681 for my 06 CPO
GS300 with close to 40K on the odo. I got the price reduced but there is still tax, tag and a dealer fee. I love the milage I am getting with the 3.0 litre. I am averaging 25.676 in mixed driving including using air conditioning on warmer days. Longer trips on the hwy are yielding me into the 30's which is fantastic. I don't have the ML or nav.
GS300 with close to 40K on the odo. I got the price reduced but there is still tax, tag and a dealer fee. I love the milage I am getting with the 3.0 litre. I am averaging 25.676 in mixed driving including using air conditioning on warmer days. Longer trips on the hwy are yielding me into the 30's which is fantastic. I don't have the ML or nav.
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Go to Edmunds.com and find out the TMV, then work with that.
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I'm well aware of the edmunds/kbb values, however cash is still king in this economy, and the beating Toyota products are taking right now gives me no reason to pay bluebook for a vehicle.
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That is reasonable. Check with your credit union. They are usually turds about what you should offer the dealership because they want you to low ball them. I bet they will tell you a number around that one.