Anyone get a discount on a 2013 RX??
08-02-12, 03:11 PM
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I will wait when any of the dealer is willing to lower down to invoice or near invoice. With the new RX capability of using 87 gas; if you drive like me (avg 500 miles a week) I can save about $5200 a year in gas... hope i didn't calculate this wrong..
500 miles a week x 52 weeks = 26000 miles
87 gas is average .20 cheaper than 91 = $5200 of saving.
So for me in one year I can get the money back....even though I'm losing values as I rack those mileages up like MF...
500 miles a week x 52 weeks = 26000 miles
87 gas is average .20 cheaper than 91 = $5200 of saving.
So for me in one year I can get the money back....even though I'm losing values as I rack those mileages up like MF...
The $5200. figure is really the total you would spend on fuel for the entire year driving 26000 mi @20 MPG and figuring $4.00 a gallon.
08-03-12, 07:23 AM
#93
I think your numbers are a little off.... If you drive 26,000 miles a year and avg 20 MPG overall that is 1300 gallons of fuel per yr X .20 cents difference between regular and premium that's a total savings of $260.00 per yr!
The $5200. figure is really the total you would spend on fuel for the entire year driving 26000 mi @20 MPG and figuring $4.00 a gallon.
The $5200. figure is really the total you would spend on fuel for the entire year driving 26000 mi @20 MPG and figuring $4.00 a gallon.
08-15-12, 01:10 PM
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Purchased 2012 RX450H
Bought 2012 AWD RX 450H last week from SF Bay area dealership
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Starfire Pearl with Black interior
Navigation Package
Premium Package
Park Assist
Cargo mat
Cargo Net
Heated and Ventilated front Seats
Wood and leather trimmed steering wheel and shift ****
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Paid $48,800 + ttl
MSRP $56,600
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Starfire Pearl with Black interior
Navigation Package
Premium Package
Park Assist
Cargo mat
Cargo Net
Heated and Ventilated front Seats
Wood and leather trimmed steering wheel and shift ****
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Paid $48,800 + ttl
MSRP $56,600
08-15-12, 02:37 PM
#95
^^ I noticed when I was over at Pleasanton Lexus (SF Bay Area) a couple of days ago that they still had a good supply of 2012 RX's and ES's. It doesn't surprise me that the saving are in the $8,500 + range (with tax savings).
08-17-12, 12:37 PM
#96
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Just got off phone with Lexus in Pittsburgh. They are offering me a RX 350 AWD with Blindspot mirrors, MSRP: $49545.... they said they will take $1600 off, but I want remote start and mats...the price ends up being $48545 + tax
There is also a RX 350 F Sport, $51925 same thing ending up being $50925.
He said in 2013 Lexus cut their margins from $3500 to 2700 without raising the price so they can give less discount. Previously I got $2500 off my 2010, 2008, 2006 RXs...
Thoughts on if that is a good deal or not?
There is also a RX 350 F Sport, $51925 same thing ending up being $50925.
He said in 2013 Lexus cut their margins from $3500 to 2700 without raising the price so they can give less discount. Previously I got $2500 off my 2010, 2008, 2006 RXs...
Thoughts on if that is a good deal or not?
08-17-12, 03:06 PM
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Just got off phone with Lexus in Pittsburgh. They are offering me a RX 350 AWD with Blindspot mirrors, MSRP: $49545.... they said they will take $1600 off, but I want remote start and mats...the price ends up being $48545 + tax
There is also a RX 350 F Sport, $51925 same thing ending up being $50925.
He said in 2013 Lexus cut their margins from $3500 to 2700 without raising the price so they can give less discount. Previously I got $2500 off my 2010, 2008, 2006 RXs...
Thoughts on if that is a good deal or not?
There is also a RX 350 F Sport, $51925 same thing ending up being $50925.
He said in 2013 Lexus cut their margins from $3500 to 2700 without raising the price so they can give less discount. Previously I got $2500 off my 2010, 2008, 2006 RXs...
Thoughts on if that is a good deal or not?
08-18-12, 08:16 PM
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Purchased the 2013 RX350 AWD Silver Metallic with Grey interior with options:
Navigation Package
Premium Package
Park Assist
Cargo mat
Cargo Net
Heated and Ventilated front Seats
Wood and leather trimmed steering wheel and shift ****
MSRP was $49,160 and purchase price was $44,500 + TTT. Picked up the car two weeks ago and just completed a 2,000 mile trip. RX was awesome and made the 30 hrs of driving a breeze! Really loving this car so far!!!
Navigation Package
Premium Package
Park Assist
Cargo mat
Cargo Net
Heated and Ventilated front Seats
Wood and leather trimmed steering wheel and shift ****
MSRP was $49,160 and purchase price was $44,500 + TTT. Picked up the car two weeks ago and just completed a 2,000 mile trip. RX was awesome and made the 30 hrs of driving a breeze! Really loving this car so far!!!
08-19-12, 12:43 PM
#100
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I used Costco's car buying service and got $2,190 off of sticker on a new 2013 RX-350. Got a good trade, too, and doublechecked by getting a purchase offer from a nearby Carmax. The two were very close. I also got an offer from AutoTrader and it was laughably low.
08-19-12, 12:54 PM
#101
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Desitiger,
I would definitely get the paint protection for $300, just the material would run you over $200.
Just curious, your other post says you got $4259 off msrp but this one says $3780, so did anything change? One of my friend is looking at Sewell for a 2013.
The difference is roughly $500 , which is roughly the free stuff they are throwing in with the club price without installation.
Thanks
I would definitely get the paint protection for $300, just the material would run you over $200.
Just curious, your other post says you got $4259 off msrp but this one says $3780, so did anything change? One of my friend is looking at Sewell for a 2013.
The difference is roughly $500 , which is roughly the free stuff they are throwing in with the club price without installation.
Thanks
08-19-12, 01:23 PM
#102
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I have no way of knowing the specifics of some of these really big discounts off of sticker but I suspect that some have fallen for that old dealer trick of giving a big discount on the new car and then stealing the buyer's trade-in. When that happens, your discount is drastically reduced if not erased completely. Another trick is to sell the buyer a bunch of worthless, overpriced options such as rustproofing and then discounting after those have been added. I don't think anyone is getting a REAL discount on a new RX that is anywhere near $4K. But I could be wrong.
08-20-12, 01:50 PM
#103
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Purchased the 2013 RX350 AWD Silver Metallic with Grey interior with options:
Navigation Package
Premium Package
Park Assist
Cargo mat
Cargo Net
Heated and Ventilated front Seats
Wood and leather trimmed steering wheel and shift ****
MSRP was $49,160 and purchase price was $44,500 + TTT. Picked up the car two weeks ago and just completed a 2,000 mile trip. RX was awesome and made the 30 hrs of driving a breeze! Really loving this car so far!!!
Navigation Package
Premium Package
Park Assist
Cargo mat
Cargo Net
Heated and Ventilated front Seats
Wood and leather trimmed steering wheel and shift ****
MSRP was $49,160 and purchase price was $44,500 + TTT. Picked up the car two weeks ago and just completed a 2,000 mile trip. RX was awesome and made the 30 hrs of driving a breeze! Really loving this car so far!!!
08-20-12, 04:02 PM
#105
Riversair, Rohrich has a lock in the southwestern PA market. When we bought our 2001 RX we went to Canton/Akron and saved $600 at the time. When we purchased the 2011 we bought it from Rohrich on West Liberty Ave. It was 2.7% above the invoice not including and dealer hold back. You can try to talk to the General manager there if you can. His name is Tim Brady and seems to be an OK fellow. We concluded our deal in about twenty minutes. If you decide to do so, tell him that you got his name from Col. Falsetti and let us know how you make out.