My RX400h is here, I'm scared!

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04-23-05, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by lexuslover

thanks, limit and flip. took a while to get the garage 100% lexus.

would love to get the 400h but the 330 is doing great right now, and i can't live without my wood trim.

limit, here ya go: front/back.

Does your sc and gs feel more expensive and better quality than your rx being the difference in price? I've only driven the rx and es.

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04-24-05, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by liquidsilver

Yeah it's so true but you gotta remember that the dealer can smell it when the client is gonna back out regardless. I'm sure BS had other reasons but for most people when you get a call stating that ur car has arrived they are at the dealership within 24 hours just because they are so excited. It's still a poor service regardless when they can't even wait a few days.

yeah i agree, a deposit is a deposit. i suppose it makes a difference if you are on the list for a real VIN # or just on the list for any 400h. i was called on a tuesday night for my new GS, the actual car was reserved when the allocation was made - the car came in more than a week earlier than expected. my salesperson wanted me to get up there wedsnesday or thursday, but i couldn't make it on such short notice that week due to work. but i managed to make it there saturday to pick it up; i didn't realize how much crap the general manager had given her to "hold" it for a few days. i guess they must have had some bad experiences with people backing out?

on a side note, lexus has done such a great job building hype around new models that people are on wait lists and putting money down even when they haven't seen or driven the car. so when they get someone who is slightly iffy about it, they probably just want to move on to the next customer . . .