Originally Posted by MrPLP

None as far as I know. Although I have read that some 2015s did suffer from 1st model year problems such as fuel pump, rear wing operation, and infotainment functionality. You might want to research these issues and how many were affected, as well as their resolutions(if any).

Originally Posted by n2knee

Hello. I am a long time lurker and a first time poster here. I am in the market for an RC-F and I read this entire thread. I am really amazed about the negotiation skills of some of you guys who got $10k or more off the MSRP. I have talked with a few dealerships in the Bay Area and the most discount I I was offered is $4k off the MSRP. I also tried American Express and TruCar, but no one would give a discount over $4k. I even tried dealerships in Southern California to no avail. My observation is that the dealerships who gave the huge discounts are all located in the East Cost. That said can anyone disclose the names of those dealerships for reference? I am willing to travel and pick up the car in the East Coast if that means saving more than $10k off the MSRP on a brand new RC-F. Thanks!

Originally Posted by ssmoked

The biggest mistake by most buyer is going into the dealership. You would get a much better price calling the Internet sales Dept

Originally Posted by n2knee

I have actually contacted the internet sales/fleet department of various Lexus dealerships in the Bay Area. The lowest quote I got from the various dealerships I contacted was $72k (premium package without performance package brand new 2016) . Most will not go below $73k. Then I waited the next day and walked in to their lot. The quote from the floor sales man is actually not far apart compared to the quote I got from the internet sales consultant (around $600 difference between the two of them).

Originally Posted by rberthelot

Finally got talking with a somewhat level headed (&#128556 dealer local here. Black with premium, ML, pre-collision = 75k MSRP. Got an over the phone number of 61.5k. Going to make them wait a few days and see if I can get them to agree on 59k. Don't think I'll get it but I'll just walk otherwise. Good deal?

Originally Posted by Meraki Autoworks

I think its time to sell the ISF for an RCF.. Hopefully I can find a 2015..

-Josh

Originally Posted by rberthelot

Best I got was 61k and they threw in the 15k maintenance. Very easy to work with. On another note, they had a blacked out GSF at 88k 😳. Looked nice but $$$$

Originally Posted by IMCHIA

Before or after TTL?

Originally Posted by Meraki Autoworks

I think its time to sell the ISF for an RCF.. Hopefully I can find a 2015..

-Josh

Originally Posted by Meraki Autoworks

I think its time to sell the ISF for an RCF.. Hopefully I can find a 2015..

-Josh

Originally Posted by msgs350

Sell me your wheels

I should have gotten a RC-F also instead of the 2012 F. Price difference isn't significant, considering age/mileage/technology..etc..etc.

Originally Posted by IMCHIA

Before or after TTL?

Originally Posted by FSportDRM

No one here in So California is playing ball woth these RCF's. The most Ive gotte. Is $5k off, I am going to forward that link to one of the dealers and see what they say.