Any Buyers Remorse
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Any Buyers Remorse
Hi everyone! i've been lurking here for a while and going through all your guy's posts and comments. I'm interested in getting a used 2016/2017 GS-F and have found a few for around 50k. Before spending that kind of cash just looking to see if you guys have any buyers remorse? Wish you should have spent the money on a different high powered sedan? please let me know your thoughts!
#2
NO!!! Not one.
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Not me. I bought a 16 new and more recently a 19 new. No buyers remorse here. GSF is a great car and I have had most everything else.
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#7
None at all BUT if you're wanting maximum performance or the latest tech I could see someone being disenchanted after a while. If you're looking for pretty decent performance with enough go-fast technical bits, solid fit and finish, fairly low-cost maintenance AND strong reliability, it's a hard package to beat. Thinking about its competitor set, it's one of the few cars I would own outside of warranty without the angst of something failing (and having to get it repaired).
Good luck!
Eric
Good luck!
Eric
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#8
I looked at the M3/CTS-V/S6 and chose this car over those for various reasons (cost of ownership, reliability, style, build quality, driveability and more) because I plan to keep this car for a long time as I have all my other cars. I compromised on some things but after driving this car for 2 years, absolutely no regrets here. This car is addictive to drive especially with a few mods like exhaust.
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No. I have a 2016 GS-F I bought used with low mileage, 16,xxx.
I've owned a 1991 LS400, 1999 GS400, 2010 LS460 and 2013 LS460, so I like Lexus for the build quality and reliability. I comparison shopped the CTS-V and E63 AMG. I would have been terrified to own a E63 out of warranty, and I had concerns about Cadillac build quality. There are faster cars for sure, but the GS-F struck a good balance for me.
I've owned a 1991 LS400, 1999 GS400, 2010 LS460 and 2013 LS460, so I like Lexus for the build quality and reliability. I comparison shopped the CTS-V and E63 AMG. I would have been terrified to own a E63 out of warranty, and I had concerns about Cadillac build quality. There are faster cars for sure, but the GS-F struck a good balance for me.
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#12
None at all BUT if you're wanting maximum performance or the latest tech I could see someone being disenchanted after a while. If you're looking for pretty decent performance with enough go-fast technical bits, solid fit and finish, fairly low-cost maintenance AND strong reliability, it's a hard package to beat. Thinking about its competitor set, it's one of the few cars I would own outside of warranty without the angst of something failing (and having to get it repaired).
Good luck!
Eric
Good luck!
Eric
#13
Nope, no buyer's remorse. Purchased my '16 in Oct 18 and am loving the car. I told my wife that I was only going to keep the car for a couple years; however I'm not sure how I'm going to let it go now!
#14
I am in the final 12 months of my lease and looking into a CTS-V. How do you like it so far? How's the interior and are they being flexible on the prices at all in your experience?
Thanks in advance for any info!
Thanks in advance for any info!
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#15
Thanks in advance for any info!