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Old 07-30-18 | 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by lexusfeeve
2018 Rx 2018 450 MSRP 62000 dealer offer 56600 out of door. is it a good deal?
Out the door is a meaningless value. What are they quoting you before fees and trade, if any? Destination fee can be left in both MSRP and negotiated price.
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Originally Posted by lexusfeeve
2018 Rx 2018 450 MSRP 62000 dealer offer 56600 out of door. is it a good deal?
you need to provide the selling price before taxes and fees. otherwise, people won't be able to give you a meaningful opinion.
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Originally Posted by cezar9
you need to provide the selling price before taxes and fees. otherwise, people won't be able to give you a meaningful opinion.
+ tax is about 60,000.
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Originally Posted by lexusfeeve
2018 Rx 2018 450 MSRP 62000 dealer offer 56600 out of door. is it a good deal?
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+ tax is about 60,000.
Wait... So, your OTD price didn't include tax? Then it wasn't OTD price.

Does that mean your negotiated price was $56,600, before taxes and fees?
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Just leased a 450h today. I probably could have gotten another couple of hundred bucks off but it was our preferred color combo and trim so I pulled the trigger:

MSRP: 55,375
Selling Price: 48,875
Rebates: 1,750 Lexus Lease Cash and $1,000 US Senior Open Volunteer Coupon
Fees: 795 Acquisition and 499 Dealer Handling
MF: 0.00065 base and 0.00001 with 8 MSDs
RV: 51% for 45 months/45k miles (it is the sweet spot term, I ran the numbers for 36, 39, 42, and 48 too)
Tax Rate: 7.5%

Monthly Payment (including tax): 463
DAS: 463 for 1st month’s payment + 3,800 for 8 MSDs

Location: Colorado
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Originally Posted by Mike728
Wait... So, your OTD price didn't include tax? Then it wasn't OTD price.

Does that mean your negotiated price was $56,600, before taxes and fees?
yes, out of door will be 60,000
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Originally Posted by lexusfeeve
yes, out of door will be 60,000
Ask them for at least 11% off MSRP like I just got. So your case would be give them only 55100 before tax and fees, if you finance with them at the 2.9% APR.

If not, you will get 1500 USD cash, so offer them only 53600.

Good luck buddy...
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Originally Posted by MoodyHank
Just leased a 450h today. I probably could have gotten another couple of hundred bucks off but it was our preferred color combo and trim so I pulled the trigger:

MSRP: 55,375
Selling Price: 48,875
Rebates: 1,750 Lexus Lease Cash and $1,000 US Senior Open Volunteer Coupon
Fees: 795 Acquisition and 499 Dealer Handling
MF: 0.00065 base and 0.00001 with 8 MSDs
RV: 51% for 45 months/45k miles (it is the sweet spot term, I ran the numbers for 36, 39, 42, and 48 too)
Tax Rate: 7.5%

Monthly Payment (including tax): 463
DAS: 463 for 1st month’s payment + 3,800 for 8 MSDs

Location: Colorado
This is an excellent deal, how long did it take to negotiate these terms?
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Originally Posted by EXE46
This is an excellent deal, how long did it take to negotiate these terms?
It took me weeks to get to this point. Dealers were telling me the big market (California, NJ/NY) leases would be impossible to replicate in a smaller market like Colorado. I tried again on Monday thinking they might have an end of the month push and two dealers were interested in making a deal so negotiations picked up. My target was $450 a month but wasn't possible to get there. It also helped that I brought a friend who also leased a 450h so the dealer gave a little extra referral discount.
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Is this a good deal for a Lexus RX 350 F Sport? Has anyone gotten 1X% off for the F Sport trim on this thread?

MSRP: $60,400
Sale Price: $55,000 (8.9% off)
Doc Fee: $600
Plus Tax and DMV fees
Lexus Rebate: $-1,500

OTD: $59k
Old 08-02-18 | 10:49 PM
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Thats one of the best deals I’ve seen lately. What area and dealer was this from?
who was your sales person? I am also in the market for one with HUD and premium package.
Old 08-03-18 | 07:32 AM
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who was your sales person? I am also in the market for one with HUD and premium package.
Fernando the internet sales Mgr. I first choose the car that I was kind of interested in on KBB(If I recall correctly) to get a feel for the discount percentage. Then submit a price inquiry(email seller) directly from Serramonte on KBB site. In matter of hours, he sent me all the info about the car and price. But I wasn't satisfied with the particular car(price was good though for a FWD model). After telling him what I was really interested in, he searched his own inventory and sister dealers nearby and luckily found the exact one I wanted. If he hadn't searched his sister stores, I'd have to wait for couple months before his store get the car I wanted. He transferred the car over few days later and rest was history. I think the price I got was somewhat at the low end of the KBB "fair market range" which was good for me.

Here's example of a FWD 2018 RX350 price quote I got from him initially: car was invoiced middle of June so it hasn't been in the lot very long. Its about a 13% discount before lexus cash, with $1500 lexus cash, it'd make it about 16% off msrp.
MSRP: 56,722
My Price: 49,723
Lexus Cash: 1,500
Your Price: 48,223 plus tax

BTW, $1500 lexus cash is still available now for some models.

Good luck!
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Originally Posted by cp2012
Is this a good deal for a Lexus RX 350 F Sport? Has anyone gotten 1X% off for the F Sport trim on this thread?

MSRP: $60,400
Sale Price: $55,000 (8.9% off)
Doc Fee: $600
Plus Tax and DMV fees
Lexus Rebate: $-1,500

OTD: $59k
I just committed to buying a 2018 RX 350 F Sport with everything but cold weather package and ML for 13.16% off.
MSRP: $59,759
Sales Price: $51,895
Excludes doc fee and TT&L.
Old 08-03-18 | 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Bullitt68
I just committed to buying a 2018 RX 350 F Sport with everything but cold weather package and ML for 13.16% off.
MSRP: $59,759
Sales Price: $51,895
Excludes doc fee and TT&L.
Can you provide more details to this deal? I'm looking at a similar build totaling MSRP $58740.00. Thanks.
Old 08-03-18 | 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Bullitt68
I just committed to buying a 2018 RX 350 F Sport with everything but cold weather package and ML for 13.16% off.
MSRP: $59,759
Sales Price: $51,895
Excludes doc fee and TT&L.
What state are you in and which dealer is that? That's a really good deal! Did you get all these options below?
  • 12.3" NAVIGATION SYSTEM
  • 3500 LBS TOW PREP PACKAGE
  • ACCESSORY PACKAGE
  • ALL-WEATHER FLOOR MATS W/CARGO MAT
  • BLIND SPOT MONITOR W/REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT
  • F SPORT PACKAGE
  • POWER TILT & SLIDE MOONROOF
  • PREMIUM TRIPLE-BEAM LED HEADLAMPS
  • TOUCH-FREE POWER REAR DOOR


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