Certified vs Non-Certified
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Certified vs Non-Certified
Looking at prices of used LC500's I am seeing many certified, and many non-certified used LCs. Is it worth the extra cost(and models that are not what I am looking for) to get a certified car? I understand that Lexus adds to the warrantee if it is certified.
#2
I would go certified if possible. They treat you as if you’ve bought a new Lexus. I think it’s completely worth it especially on an LC.
#3
Certified would be my choice, but if it came to getting the colour/interior that I want vs non-certified I would likely go with colour choice. Finding an LC convertible is definitely an adventure.
#6
In retrospect, I should have tried to negotiate the certification in the deal but I was too excited to get my LC to think of it.
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71Choptop (12-27-21)
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Been looking at a lot of Lc 500 on line, some certified, some not. In my way of thinking, especially when buying a car of this price/quality, it would be worth it to me to get one that is certified by Lexus, versus buying one that was a trade in to say a Chevy or Ford dealership were they may not know didly about the car and the possibility that you could be buying a problem...
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