Price Paid for a GS-F (Lease or Purchase)
11-14-16, 11:45 AM
#526
The Bay area from Serramonte is selling at 66.7k for a almost 700 miles on Odometers, that is also registered under corporate (which is used for press to some aggressive run)
I told them I can do 70k OTD since the car being in the lot for awhile and with exceptionally high mileage for a "New" vehicle.
They kept on telling me just buy it at 66.7k, and said its a HOT car and will be sold any time, which is bull**** since the car has been in the lot for almost a year now.
The guy who was serving me was also having some serious attitude.
Overall, not a very pleasant experience with them. Would suggest people who look into that dealership to look somewhere.
11-14-16, 11:52 AM
#527
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I might just drive down from Bay area to SoCal to pick one up. Way better than what I had to deal few days ago in Bay area.
The Bay area from Serramonte is selling at 66.7k for a almost 700 miles on Odometers, that is also registered under corporate (which is used for press to some aggressive run)
I told them I can do 70k OTD since the car being in the lot for awhile and with exceptionally high mileage for a "New" vehicle.
They kept on telling me just buy it at 66.7k, and said its a HOT car and will be sold any time, which is bull**** since the car has been in the lot for almost a year now.
The guy who was serving me was also having some serious attitude.
Overall, not a very pleasant experience with them. Would suggest people who look into that dealership to look somewhere.
The Bay area from Serramonte is selling at 66.7k for a almost 700 miles on Odometers, that is also registered under corporate (which is used for press to some aggressive run)
I told them I can do 70k OTD since the car being in the lot for awhile and with exceptionally high mileage for a "New" vehicle.
They kept on telling me just buy it at 66.7k, and said its a HOT car and will be sold any time, which is bull**** since the car has been in the lot for almost a year now.
The guy who was serving me was also having some serious attitude.
Overall, not a very pleasant experience with them. Would suggest people who look into that dealership to look somewhere.
don't pay more than $67K though
Good Luck
11-15-16, 06:53 AM
#530
The GS-F is such an amazing car for both as a DD and at the track. Enjoy it!
11-15-16, 08:25 AM
#532
11-15-16, 06:29 PM
#534
You got such a great deal. I got mine with every single option included, even orange caliper and glass shock sensor...etc, white with red leather, for $68750 plus all fees. You are the man. lol
Last edited by lobuxracer; 11-15-16 at 08:29 PM.
11-15-16, 08:32 PM
#535
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11-22-16, 05:38 AM
#536
Looking for some early morning advice. Finalized a deal yesterday and going to pick up today but wondering if I should change it slightly. This is a Lexus Corp vehicle.
Price: $63,420
36mo. 10k a year
MF:. 00180
Total fees today include first payment and MV+acquisition=$1629
MO payment: $754
I really would rather get my payment to $700 and I would need to do about 5 MSD to get to that or I could put $1700 down cash. I know you shouldn't put cash down but I'm thinking it may be worth it.
Also, it seems like they calculated my payment with the total fees I'm paying today($1629), shouldn't that be excluded from my payment calculation since I'm paying it out of pocket and not financing it?
Price: $63,420
36mo. 10k a year
MF:. 00180
Total fees today include first payment and MV+acquisition=$1629
MO payment: $754
I really would rather get my payment to $700 and I would need to do about 5 MSD to get to that or I could put $1700 down cash. I know you shouldn't put cash down but I'm thinking it may be worth it.
Also, it seems like they calculated my payment with the total fees I'm paying today($1629), shouldn't that be excluded from my payment calculation since I'm paying it out of pocket and not financing it?
11-22-16, 09:34 AM
#537
Lexus Test Driver
Looking for some early morning advice. Finalized a deal yesterday and going to pick up today but wondering if I should change it slightly. This is a Lexus Corp vehicle.
Price: $63,420
36mo. 10k a year
MF:. 00180
Total fees today include first payment and MV+acquisition=$1629
MO payment: $754
I really would rather get my payment to $700 and I would need to do about 5 MSD to get to that or I could put $1700 down cash. I know you shouldn't put cash down but I'm thinking it may be worth it.
Also, it seems like they calculated my payment with the total fees I'm paying today($1629), shouldn't that be excluded from my payment calculation since I'm paying it out of pocket and not financing it?
Price: $63,420
36mo. 10k a year
MF:. 00180
Total fees today include first payment and MV+acquisition=$1629
MO payment: $754
I really would rather get my payment to $700 and I would need to do about 5 MSD to get to that or I could put $1700 down cash. I know you shouldn't put cash down but I'm thinking it may be worth it.
Also, it seems like they calculated my payment with the total fees I'm paying today($1629), shouldn't that be excluded from my payment calculation since I'm paying it out of pocket and not financing it?
To answer your question, payments are based on residual plus tax. Fees like documentation, delivery and acquisition are additional and don't contribute to the payment pool, they are one time buyer's fees. So yeah, that 1629 you're paying out the door doesn't positively impact your overall payments, but I have a feeling the first month's payment is in there.
11-22-16, 12:37 PM
#538
Sounds like a great deal, is this a demo car?
To answer your question, payments are based on residual plus tax. Fees like documentation, delivery and acquisition are additional and don't contribute to the payment pool, they are one time buyer's fees. So yeah, that 1629 you're paying out the door doesn't positively impact your overall payments, but I have a feeling the first month's payment is in there.
To answer your question, payments are based on residual plus tax. Fees like documentation, delivery and acquisition are additional and don't contribute to the payment pool, they are one time buyer's fees. So yeah, that 1629 you're paying out the door doesn't positively impact your overall payments, but I have a feeling the first month's payment is in there.
I ended up putting a little down and got my payment to $699 so my wife couldn't be upset with a payment over $700. Lol
11-22-16, 12:57 PM
#539
Lexus Test Driver
Swung by Sewell in Dallas recently. 3k down, 1052 per month on a 36/10k annual. Told them they could keep it another year. Dallas dealerships just don't want to budge.
11-22-16, 03:27 PM
#540
Lexus Champion
Looking for some early morning advice. Finalized a deal yesterday and going to pick up today but wondering if I should change it slightly. This is a Lexus Corp vehicle.
Price: $63,420
36mo. 10k a year
MF:. 00180
Total fees today include first payment and MV+acquisition=$1629
MO payment: $754
I really would rather get my payment to $700 and I would need to do about 5 MSD to get to that or I could put $1700 down cash. I know you shouldn't put cash down but I'm thinking it may be worth it.
Also, it seems like they calculated my payment with the total fees I'm paying today($1629), shouldn't that be excluded from my payment calculation since I'm paying it out of pocket and not financing it?
Price: $63,420
36mo. 10k a year
MF:. 00180
Total fees today include first payment and MV+acquisition=$1629
MO payment: $754
I really would rather get my payment to $700 and I would need to do about 5 MSD to get to that or I could put $1700 down cash. I know you shouldn't put cash down but I'm thinking it may be worth it.
Also, it seems like they calculated my payment with the total fees I'm paying today($1629), shouldn't that be excluded from my payment calculation since I'm paying it out of pocket and not financing it?