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This car looks better everytime I see it. The gauges look fantastic. The rioja red still seems like too much for a daily driver.
It needs some spacers for sure. The rear wheels look sunken in...
Honestly, the red didn't seem that different to me. But I'm also not a color aficionado. It might affect those who are more sensitive to slight color variations than to those who are less sensitive.
Has anybody heard whether you can order the F Sport wheel package on a '16 luxury GS350? It's not listed on the Lexus.com '16 GS build site. It was on the '15 GS site.
He's telling you that because he wants to move the 2015s he has.
Give it time, the 2016 will lease out as well as the 2015.
Originally Posted by SammyPesos
Money factors will be high and they will be going for close to MSRP due to the demand, but not $900 buddy...
I know the car will lease out much better by summer or end of next year. As of now with the terms, and 6.25% sales tax included (which you guys may not have been including), it's mid $500's for a 2015 (tax credits + discounts/rebates) or $900+ for a 2016 with no help from dealer.
BTW, I've been looking at Volvo XC90's and Audi A6's, with stickers around the same price, and the lease for those cars are $900-$1000+, so I would say the $900 isn't too far off.
I know the car will lease out much better by summer or end of next year. As of now with the terms, and 6.25% sales tax included (which you guys may not have been including), it's mid $500's for a 2015 (tax credits + discounts/rebates) or $900+ for a 2016 with no help from dealer.
BTW, I've been looking at Volvo XC90's and Audi A6's, with stickers around the same price, and the lease for those cars are $900-$1000+, so I would say the $900 isn't too far off.
I'm a sales manager at a different make, so of course im considering tax. You can get a 15 for mid 400's if you play your cards right
11-29-15, 03:20 AM
Looks so bad *** with them.
Money factors will be high and they will be going for close to MSRP due to the demand, but not $900 buddy...
