Price Paid for an IS250/350?
12-17-13, 06:43 AM
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definately move to a 350, mpg difference is barely anything (2mpg), better engine, transmission and brakes. And the price difference is smaller than previous gen. 350s are more rare so I wouldnt expect a 250 deal to transfer over.
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12-17-13, 06:50 AM
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12-17-13, 11:43 AM
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No good news for me... They told me they can't get me out of my lease and reduce my payment
that my payment would actually go up. Basically told me that even if I wasn't having to deal with the buyout of my lease that I wasn't going to be getting a good deal on a new IS. I think maybe I need to start checking other dealers.
that my payment would actually go up. Basically told me that even if I wasn't having to deal with the buyout of my lease that I wasn't going to be getting a good deal on a new IS. I think maybe I need to start checking other dealers.
12-18-13, 11:54 AM
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12-18-13, 10:29 PM
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12-18-13, 11:03 PM
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Was the $500 drive first month payment and some other fees? Was the bank fee and reg rolled into cap cost?
Just don't know how they can get that payment so low with that MSRP. Which dealer is this?
12-19-13, 08:19 AM
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Can you provide some more specifics on how this deal was calculated? Sales price? MF? Residual?
Was the $500 drive first month payment and some other fees? Was the bank fee and reg rolled into cap cost?
Just don't know how they can get that payment so low with that MSRP. Which dealer is this?
Was the $500 drive first month payment and some other fees? Was the bank fee and reg rolled into cap cost?
Just don't know how they can get that payment so low with that MSRP. Which dealer is this?
I have a deposit down on an Ultra White w/black interior 350 F Sport and its being sold to me at invoice $45,539 (all the bells n whistles, ML, Nav, etc) my payment with nothing down is right around $615, with 3k down is $530. I would love to know what dealer did this, and how so I can call them before my car on hold arrives in TX.
12-19-13, 02:19 PM
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12-19-13, 02:34 PM
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THIS!!
I have a deposit down on an Ultra White w/black interior 350 F Sport and its being sold to me at invoice $45,539 (all the bells n whistles, ML, Nav, etc) my payment with nothing down is right around $615, with 3k down is $530. I would love to know what dealer did this, and how so I can call them before my car on hold arrives in TX.
I have a deposit down on an Ultra White w/black interior 350 F Sport and its being sold to me at invoice $45,539 (all the bells n whistles, ML, Nav, etc) my payment with nothing down is right around $615, with 3k down is $530. I would love to know what dealer did this, and how so I can call them before my car on hold arrives in TX.
12-21-13, 07:43 AM
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I got around the same deal from a dealer here in TX. Seemed pretty fair to me...I'm young so don't have a lot of credit built up so I had to deal with a tier 3 rate. $560/ per month is what I'm paying with $3,000 down on a loaded RWD IS350F for 36 Months and 12k miles. Not bad IMO, with perfect credit she said I would've been at like $480.
I wanted to purchase an 350F RWD. No dealer offer me anything near a discount, one wanted more than the list price. They all seemed not anxious to sell the 350
I also found the Lexus " build your own" site too complicated , restrictive and limited to give me the build I wanted.
Please do not throw stones, But I am seriously considering the Cadillac ATS. This car is loaded with features . I really liked the looks and relialabilty of the 350, and did not mind the wait for delivery.
I think here in the Northeast there is a major difference between dealerships in the west. I do not understand why this is so
12-21-13, 07:49 PM
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I have contacted more than six dealers in a 50 mile radius of New York city.
I wanted to purchase an 350F RWD. No dealer offer me anything near a discount, one wanted more than the list price. They all seemed not anxious to sell the 350
I also found the Lexus " build your own" site too complicated , restrictive and limited to give me the build I wanted.
Please do not throw stones, But I am seriously considering the Cadillac ATS. This car is loaded with features . I really liked the looks and relialabilty of the 350, and did not mind the wait for delivery.
I think here in the Northeast there is a major difference between dealerships in the west. I do not understand why this is so
I wanted to purchase an 350F RWD. No dealer offer me anything near a discount, one wanted more than the list price. They all seemed not anxious to sell the 350
I also found the Lexus " build your own" site too complicated , restrictive and limited to give me the build I wanted.
Please do not throw stones, But I am seriously considering the Cadillac ATS. This car is loaded with features . I really liked the looks and relialabilty of the 350, and did not mind the wait for delivery.
I think here in the Northeast there is a major difference between dealerships in the west. I do not understand why this is so