Looking at 2016-2017 Lexus RC F
07-09-19, 10:25 PM
#31
Pole Position
Out west coast, lots of discounts.
You may have to venture out further to find deals. But will it be worth your time? You are the one who can answer this.
You may have to venture out further to find deals. But will it be worth your time? You are the one who can answer this.
07-10-19, 06:24 AM
#32
I personally hate buying cars. If I found a car that worked. I would rather pay a little more and get the deal over with and start enjoying my car.
07-10-19, 06:52 AM
#33
Lexus Test Driver
I had to do it myself. The RCF I own cost me about $3000 more than what I budgeted for, but with only 8k miles, Molten Pearl color, all options and almost brand new condition, it was a very rare find.
07-10-19, 11:05 AM
#34
Agreed x2
OP - not sure where you're located but you need to factor in travel expense unless you're comfortable buying a used car over phone/internet without seeing it in person. I certainly wasn't one. Yes, deals are available everywhere but travel expense and your time can add up too.
IMO, RCF is a rare car and gets more rare when you look for fully optioned, low mileage. I think once you find one w/ all the spec you want and fit within your budget, you should jump on it. Good luck!
OP - not sure where you're located but you need to factor in travel expense unless you're comfortable buying a used car over phone/internet without seeing it in person. I certainly wasn't one. Yes, deals are available everywhere but travel expense and your time can add up too.
IMO, RCF is a rare car and gets more rare when you look for fully optioned, low mileage. I think once you find one w/ all the spec you want and fit within your budget, you should jump on it. Good luck!
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