Price Paid for a GS-F (Lease or Purchase)
10-08-19, 07:14 PM
#1141
Pole Position
I bought my lx570 / gs430 from them. I went to see couple or used gsf there I think 3 months or so ago they weren't moving on the 67k price for a 2018 with 5k miles on it
I put some pics up on the other page! @IMAGINTHAT
Yeah it seems like Lexus of Towson has more GS F's come through than other dealerships @TrevorR . They have a nice dealership -- nicer than the ones in northern virginia in my opinion.
Yeah it seems like Lexus of Towson has more GS F's come through than other dealerships @TrevorR . They have a nice dealership -- nicer than the ones in northern virginia in my opinion.
11-07-19, 10:47 AM
#1143
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Just made offer.
I told the guy I wouldn’t say the price but just call him and negotiate it to what you think is a doable number, that’s what I did but couldn’t do the blue color.
As as a point of reference I thought the Lexus of Greenwich car (white red w/ 6900 miles for $53k) that sold a few weeks ago was a great price). that is my yardstick for pricing on a GSF. I wouldn’t pay more than $54k for a cpo GSF w/ 5 to 10k miles.
IMO $65k to $68k is the right price for a new 2017-2018 GSF.
W/o TTL obv
As as a point of reference I thought the Lexus of Greenwich car (white red w/ 6900 miles for $53k) that sold a few weeks ago was a great price). that is my yardstick for pricing on a GSF. I wouldn’t pay more than $54k for a cpo GSF w/ 5 to 10k miles.
IMO $65k to $68k is the right price for a new 2017-2018 GSF.
W/o TTL obv
Last edited by Garetgg; 11-07-19 at 12:25 PM.
11-07-19, 11:19 AM
#1144
Pit Crew
I’ll teach you bro don’t worry.
Step 1: Call dealer and give a reasonable offer or be willing to negotiate
yeah there’s really only one step. lol
IMO $50k is prob too low by about $2k to $3k w/ current comps. Wait it out till Spring then offer $50k again; it’s not rocket science.
btw it's "yes or no". I can give you pointers on grammar as well. I feel like this has been a pretty educational post for you Garretgg.
Step 1: Call dealer and give a reasonable offer or be willing to negotiate
yeah there’s really only one step. lol
IMO $50k is prob too low by about $2k to $3k w/ current comps. Wait it out till Spring then offer $50k again; it’s not rocket science.
btw it's "yes or no". I can give you pointers on grammar as well. I feel like this has been a pretty educational post for you Garretgg.
Last edited by Tom44; 11-07-19 at 11:27 AM.
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11-12-19, 07:22 AM
#1146
Intermediate
11-14-19, 07:00 PM
#1147
I just emailed Lexus of Toledo with an offer of 50k...a fair offer for a five year old car that will probably sit until spring. I told them a simple yes or know will be suffice. They call me to say they would absolutely not sell the car for 50k then stopped talking so I said...ok... good day then? And hung up. What a negotiator that Jason* is lol. This model of gs f is just getting older...can't wait to see the next gen of gs f or it's replacement in the near future.
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12-24-19, 07:55 AM
#1150
Intermediate
01-04-20, 04:24 PM
#1153
Awesome deal here in Ontario if someone is up for a road trip, already picked up a 2016 or would be all over this one.
2019 USB on red interior, under 20k KMS or 12k miles. Fully loaded as all Canadian models are.
2 owner clean no accidents.
$75k cad, or about $58k usd. Add 2.5% duty
Good luck.
https://m.autotrader.ca/a/Lexus/GS+F...showVs=1&ms=pv
2019 USB on red interior, under 20k KMS or 12k miles. Fully loaded as all Canadian models are.
2 owner clean no accidents.
$75k cad, or about $58k usd. Add 2.5% duty
Good luck.
https://m.autotrader.ca/a/Lexus/GS+F...showVs=1&ms=pv
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01-16-20, 05:56 PM
#1154
Hey Folks, been reading the forums for quite some time 
Love the group! I'm getting quite close biting the bullet for a GS F. My local dealer has a 2017 with 11.5K miles and they want $59K. Non CPO. Test drove today, seems to be in really good shape. It came from Southern CA and the dealer obtained it through an auction. (Not sure how I feel about auctions but someone can tell me otherwise). There is some small paint imperfections above one of the wheel arches (think bird poo that was left on the paint for a while) so the clear coat is affected and the front lip is cracked underneath. The thing that puzzles me though is that the dealership replaced the tires when they received it (at 11K miles). The dealer is telling me is that they just want to freshen up the car as much as possible before selling it. Questions for you all: 1) I am wanting to take them down a few thousand and/or have them get a new front lip on it (I read on the forums here that those are expensive to replace), does that sound reasonable? They seem to be in KBB territory. 2) Should I be concerned that they replaced the tires at 11K? I just hope the car wasn't part of Lexus Performance School or something.
https://www.toyotaofkirkland.com/veh...BP1BL2HA002225
Love the group! I'm getting quite close biting the bullet for a GS F. My local dealer has a 2017 with 11.5K miles and they want $59K. Non CPO. Test drove today, seems to be in really good shape. It came from Southern CA and the dealer obtained it through an auction. (Not sure how I feel about auctions but someone can tell me otherwise). There is some small paint imperfections above one of the wheel arches (think bird poo that was left on the paint for a while) so the clear coat is affected and the front lip is cracked underneath. The thing that puzzles me though is that the dealership replaced the tires when they received it (at 11K miles). The dealer is telling me is that they just want to freshen up the car as much as possible before selling it. Questions for you all: 1) I am wanting to take them down a few thousand and/or have them get a new front lip on it (I read on the forums here that those are expensive to replace), does that sound reasonable? They seem to be in KBB territory. 2) Should I be concerned that they replaced the tires at 11K? I just hope the car wasn't part of Lexus Performance School or something.https://www.toyotaofkirkland.com/veh...BP1BL2HA002225
01-16-20, 06:04 PM
#1155
Hey Folks, been reading the forums for quite some time Love the group! I'm getting quite close biting the bullet for a GS F. My local dealer has a 2017 with 11.5K miles and they want $59K. Non CPO. Test drove today, seems to be in really good shape. It came from Southern CA and the dealer obtained it through an auction. (Not sure how I feel about auctions but someone can tell me otherwise). There is some small paint imperfections above one of the wheel arches (think bird poo that was left on the paint for a while) so the clear coat is affected and the front lip is cracked underneath. The thing that puzzles me though is that the dealership replaced the tires when they received it (at 11K miles). The dealer is telling me is that they just want to freshen up the car as much as possible before selling it. Questions for you all: 1) I am wanting to take them down a few thousand and/or have them get a new front lip on it (I read on the forums here that those are expensive to replace), does that sound reasonable? They seem to be in KBB territory. 2) Should I be concerned that they replaced the tires at 11K? I just hope the car wasn't part of Lexus Performance School or something.
https://www.toyotaofkirkland.com/veh...BP1BL2HA002225
Love the group! I'm getting quite close biting the bullet for a GS F. My local dealer has a 2017 with 11.5K miles and they want $59K. Non CPO. Test drove today, seems to be in really good shape. It came from Southern CA and the dealer obtained it through an auction. (Not sure how I feel about auctions but someone can tell me otherwise). There is some small paint imperfections above one of the wheel arches (think bird poo that was left on the paint for a while) so the clear coat is affected and the front lip is cracked underneath. The thing that puzzles me though is that the dealership replaced the tires when they received it (at 11K miles). The dealer is telling me is that they just want to freshen up the car as much as possible before selling it. Questions for you all: 1) I am wanting to take them down a few thousand and/or have them get a new front lip on it (I read on the forums here that those are expensive to replace), does that sound reasonable? They seem to be in KBB territory. 2) Should I be concerned that they replaced the tires at 11K? I just hope the car wasn't part of Lexus Performance School or something.https://www.toyotaofkirkland.com/veh...BP1BL2HA002225
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