2011 vs. 2013 which to buy
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Ray A.
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I offered $30-$31K and was willing to go up to $33K but the owner made a sort of snide comment that why would he do that if he can get $34K from the dealer today without the hassle of selling to a private owner. Somehow I don't believe the Lexus dealer would pay $34K for that car with the damage and given the 2015s are out this car is now 2 model years old. The only reason it'd be less of a hassle for him is because the dealer would payoff his loan for him. I'd give him a cashier's check so he wouldn't have to worry about me coming up with financing...can't get any more hassle free than that.
How about offering $34k (so that he gets a little bit more of a tax benefit if he recently bought a car) with a $1k cash rebate that he will pay you at the time of the transaction. That should cover the rear bumper replacement or you can just keep it and net out at $33k + taxes of course.
Last edited by dwlink; 07-11-14 at 05:55 AM.
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I would say 11, i feel like a lot of RX owners neglect their vehicles quite a bit. I see 2014/2013 RX with multiple visible bumper scratches, or Obsidians that look like Nebula Greys because it hasn't been washed for months. Think of how bad that is for the paint.
Also, a dishonest seller can be hiding more things you know. No dealer is taking his car in at market value, come on bro...
Also, a dishonest seller can be hiding more things you know. No dealer is taking his car in at market value, come on bro...
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