pay invoice for the end of year model
07-10-02, 05:16 AM
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pay invoice for the end of year model
I read somewhere that someone had paid around $55,000 for a new 2001 LX last year when the 2002 model was coming out. What are the changes that I can get this kind of price again this year with the 2002 model? Does Lexus always give some kind of incentives at each of it's model year?
07-11-02, 12:03 AM
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Come Oct, Nov and Dec the dealers are practically giving them away to make room for all the new 03 inventory. :eek: If not just ask to borrow the keys to one and drive off the lot with it . I am sure they will not notice or care it has gone onto greener pastures. 
07-11-02, 05:42 AM
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I am a little concerned it seems that Lexus has reduced production of 2002 LX due to the current economic climate. There are not that many LXs on dealer's lots. The last time I was in the dealership, they didn't seem very eager to deal and basically saying they don't have one in stock and I have to order and pay pretty much MSRP for it. Since Lexus doesn't have too many left-over LXs they may not give out too much incentive.
07-11-02, 06:41 PM
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They actually average 800+/- a month. Call Ray Catena Lexus in Northern Jersey, he's got a lot of Lexus Vehicles, probably the best in NJ or even the tri-state area.
SharpLS said it right when he was talking about the 2003 model change. Why not search for a used 2001 with 10-15K miles, low $50's to high $40's.
SharpLS said it right when he was talking about the 2003 model change. Why not search for a used 2001 with 10-15K miles, low $50's to high $40's.
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