WeisISF

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paid in full. 1 less bill to worry about

jmaxey6622

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put 5000 down on 24k trade in was -3000 so really only 2000 went to the car.

paying 1000 monthly by choice actual payments are 450

Dac Biet

Paid in full the first day. Then spent another 10K in upgrades in the second month

SUPERBRINO

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ME TOO! YAY! (honestly never thought that would happen but thank god it did)

mong

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Damn, you ppl are ballers!! 15k down, 500 a month payment

KillaIS250

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used..Certified pre-owned. The deal only worked on certified pre-owned and new Lexus cars

allst4r

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10k down. 594 mo for 60 months. 2007 is350 44k sticker.purchased new in 2007

Deegee

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Traded in my 04 Civic SI (hatch)...

Gave me 5K for her, still had a 6K loan left to pay, walked out with the IS for about 21k After taxes everything @ 3.4% for 60 months i believe, 420$ month payments... 720+ Credit score

heyarms

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I think it was ~ $720 down (on my leased is250), $524/month.. but I'm looking to switch it to a buyout this year and put down however much it takes to get my payments at or below the $524 I'm used to. Hooray car payments haha

typhoon44

10k down the rest at 2.9% which at the time was a good deal.

bnizzle87

Great answer! We're already losing money on them once they're driven off the lot, so might as well minimize the loss by paying less interest on them, if any.

brociouz

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^ If you can get the interest rates low enough, and you invest your money wisely, you'll be better off. If offered free financing, for instance, you'd be stupid to pay for your car in full with cash.

shadowman

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10G Down and 1.9% financing which adds up to $420 per month.

sigteacher

Despite what the media spin doctors have you thinking, you don't have to put any money down.

2IS350DT

Yup.. i would def get the F instead of a brand new IS250.. but thats just me.

I got a 07 is350 for 29k.. Paid 18k down.. monthly payment is 180