Pls help new Lexus buyer!
05-22-14, 06:13 PM
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Decision made...not getting hybrid/nav.
I've negotiated and the price differential I'm getting between a 2014 and 2015 is just over $2000. Which would you get, assuming all colors/options are the same?
I've negotiated and the price differential I'm getting between a 2014 and 2015 is just over $2000. Which would you get, assuming all colors/options are the same?
05-22-14, 08:46 PM
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05-22-14, 08:52 PM
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If you will keep the car many years at least 5-6+ years, get the '14 as resale value between the two model years will shrink as more time goes by (all factors being the same like mileage, and condition of vehicle) so might as well save $2K now.
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05-23-14, 08:44 AM
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That's not much of a price difference. I'd expect more at this point. Some of the new features on the '15 include:
Here is the full article.
Standard Display Audio with seven-inch screen for all models
Available F SPORT offers rich Cabernet leather-trimmed interior
Available Premium and Luxury Packages offer a triple-split five-spoke wheel with light gray paint and machined finish
Available HID and LED headlamps paired with LED foglamps
Available navigation system features updated Remote Touch interface **** for improved ergonomics
Available F SPORT offers rich Cabernet leather-trimmed interior
Available Premium and Luxury Packages offer a triple-split five-spoke wheel with light gray paint and machined finish
Available HID and LED headlamps paired with LED foglamps
Available navigation system features updated Remote Touch interface **** for improved ergonomics
05-26-14, 04:55 AM
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The difference shrank to about $1400, so I committed to a 2015! The added advantage was that it's from my local dealer, whereas I would have had to travel a couple of hours to get the 2014.
Now I'm trying to determine whether I want any coatings or film applied (right after I get it).
Now I'm trying to determine whether I want any coatings or film applied (right after I get it).
05-26-14, 11:52 AM
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No, I don't play soccer!
Congrats Artichoke1. Sounds like you got the better deal with the RX being close to home. The add-ons can be costly so make sure you do your research first. You can start by searching the detailing forum to get some opinions. When's the lucky day?
05-27-14, 12:18 PM
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The difference shrank to about $1400, so I committed to a 2015! The added advantage was that it's from my local dealer, whereas I would have had to travel a couple of hours to get the 2014.
Now I'm trying to determine whether I want any coatings or film applied (right after I get it).
Now I'm trying to determine whether I want any coatings or film applied (right after I get it).
05-29-14, 02:11 PM
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I'm in the market for an RX350 and this will be my first Lexus purchase (and much higher priced than any other car I've owned). I spent about 2 hrs with a salesman the other day, including test drives in an RX350 and ES350. Unfortunately I don't have much time to choose my options and try to find a close match because I promised my current car to someone. I could really use a mentor! Any suggestions?
Then consider adding Comfort/Luxury/Premium package.
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