Is it ok to buy a 36k miles RCF?
06-01-18, 02:55 PM
#16
I believe they compete with each other since they both have two doors! If my next car will be Lexus #7, and want a 2 door, how many choices do I have? Usually buy 2-3 year old very nice used cars, so be interesting to see what the used car price differences will be between the RCF and the LC500.
On the used market they will definitely compete, especially in a few years as the prices get closer to each other.
In reality, I think almost every car-truck-suv competes against most other cars-trucks-suvs. I know someone who was deciding between an RCF and a Porsche Macan, another between an IS350 and RCF, another between and RX350 and RCF. People like what they like and will buy what they will buy. Sometimes I just think Lexus/Toyota tries to fill every gap so that they have a car-truck-suv in every sub segment to keep as many people in their cars and out of competitors cars as possible.
06-01-18, 06:30 PM
#17
NO, I Don't feel that way at ALL! WHY would I without stats, the RCF is Not a car that just gets away from you like say my Viper can, WHY would you think that? Also, I wouldn't think that most RCF owners would drive them like race cars, ONLY thing I can think of your reasoning is IF you think other drivers just like to crash into the RCF's????????
06-01-18, 07:09 PM
#18
thanks for the reply. I just checked that rcf history this morning and found that that car was damaged in an accident. I give up on that rcf. Right now I am thinking use all the insurance money to buy a 15k miles rcf with performance package. Price for that is 47k without tax and other fees. I checked history that car is perfect. I think this is a pretty good deal.
06-04-18, 07:07 AM
#19
NO, I Don't feel that way at ALL! WHY would I without stats, the RCF is Not a car that just gets away from you like say my Viper can, WHY would you think that? Also, I wouldn't think that most RCF owners would drive them like race cars, ONLY thing I can think of your reasoning is IF you think other drivers just like to crash into the RCF's????????
06-05-18, 04:59 PM
#21
Lexus Champion
36K on a 2015 is average. national average is 12K a year, 3 year old car so 36K is average.
warranty is 4yr/50K so it is still covered.
tires/brakes probably due around 36k-40k, and that will be ~$2,000 easy in parts plus labor. $39K seems low, I was offered more for my 2015 with 33K miles on it this past weekend for trade.. is it a CPO from a Lexus dealer? if not check the Carfax, it may have had an accident or been repossessed
warranty is 4yr/50K so it is still covered.
tires/brakes probably due around 36k-40k, and that will be ~$2,000 easy in parts plus labor. $39K seems low, I was offered more for my 2015 with 33K miles on it this past weekend for trade.. is it a CPO from a Lexus dealer? if not check the Carfax, it may have had an accident or been repossessed
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