2019 Lexus GS Lease Deals and Prices

kyfdx

Ask your 2019 GS lease questions here! Get info about prices, money factor, deals, incentives, and payments.

Check out the 2019 Lexus GS here.

johnnyo808

Looking for 36/10 numbers in 12303 for AWD base and fsport.  Thanks

Michaell

johnnyo808 said:

Looking for 36/10 numbers in 12303 for AWD base and fsport.  Thanks

300 or 350?

johnnyo808

350. Thanks.

kyfdx

johnnyo808 said:

Looking for 36/10 numbers in 12303 for AWD base and fsport.  Thanks

johnnyo808 said:

350. Thanks.

.00065 MF
50%/52% residual for Base/FSport
$4000 lease cash

rajshaheb

Please share MF, incentive for zip 85254
2019 GS 300 RWD and 300 F sport 36m/12k
2018 GS 300 RWD and 300 F sport 36m/12k

kyfdx

rajshaheb said:

Please share MF, incentive for zip 85254
2019 GS 300 RWD and 300 F sport 36m/12k
2018 GS 300 RWD and 300 F sport 36m/12k

2019
.00065 MF
51%/52% residual for Base/FSport
$4000 lease cash

Please ask for 2018 model information, here:
https://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/49233/lexus/gs-350/2018-lexus-gs-350-lease-deals-and-prices#latest

guardgomez

Hello, can I get the MF, Incentives for a 2019 GS350 F Sport AWD in zip 46545 for the following:

36m / 15K miles
39m / 15K miles

Thank you!

kyfdx

guardgomez said:

Hello, can I get the MF, Incentives for a 2019 GS350 F Sport AWD in zip 46545 for the following:

36m / 15K miles
39m / 15K miles

Thank you!

.00065 MF
49%/47% residual for 36/39 mo
$4000 lease cash

VC_GS350

Hello,

Could you please let me know MF and incentives for a 2018 GS350 F sport for 36 months/12k for ZIP 91306 (Southern California). Thanks so much.

kyfdx

VC_GS350 said:

Hello,

Could you please let me know MF and incentives for a 2018 GS350 F sport for 36 months/12k for ZIP 91306 (Southern California). Thanks so much.

2019?

.00065 MF and 51% residual
$4000 lease cash

VC_GS350

yes 2019. Thanks so much.

currand

Hello,

Could you please let me know the money factor, residual, and current incentives for 2019 GS350 RWD base and F Sport for 36 month and 22K miles / year lease? Zip code is 30319.

Thanks,
Curran

kyfdx

currand said:

Hello,

Could you please let me know the money factor, residual, and current incentives for 2019 GS350 RWD base and F Sport for 36 month and 22K miles / year lease? Zip code is 30319.

Thanks,
Curran

36/15
.00065 MF
48%/49% residual for Base/FSport
$4000 lease cash

samysumit

Hi Michael,
I'm getting a 2019 GS 350 F Sport - msrp - 55815 , what would be the MF , RV for 36 months 12k a year for 33966,
I know there is 4000 lease credit, still m trying to negotiate the MSRP first to 50k and then apply the 4000 credit on top of it to get a 46,000 car
The dealer is saying the res is 51% and mf 0.0075 for this vehicle.
Thanks,
Sumit B

Michaell

samysumit said:

Hi Michael,
I'm getting a 2019 GS 350 F Sport - msrp - 55815 , what would be the MF , RV for 36 months 12k a year for 33966,
I know there is 4000 lease credit, still m trying to negotiate the MSRP first to 50k and then apply the 4000 credit on top of it to get a 46,000 car
The dealer is saying the res is 51% and mf 0.0075 for this vehicle.
Thanks,
Sumit B

I show .00065 and 51%, and the $4000 incentive

Mojitojorge1

Can I please get the MF, Residual and any incentives for a GS 350 in 33156?
Thanks!

kyfdx

Mojitojorge1 said:

Can I please get the MF, Residual and any incentives for a GS 350 in 33156?
Thanks!

36/15
.00065 MF and 48% residual
$4000 lease cash

ArturoGatti

Good day: I'm looking for your thoughts on the following 2019 GSF 10th anniversary vehicle;
MSRP; $92,835
Sales prive: $73,500
36 mos. 12K miles/yr.
Monthly payment: $863.50 with $7K down payment.
MF:  .00015
RV; $47,173
I believe I'll receive $3K from Lexus for coming from a different car manufacturer.
Any thoughts on how good, bad, or avg. this is? If not a good deal what should I go after them for? Thanks kindly for your expertise, Arturo

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

Good day: I'm looking for your thoughts on the following 2019 GSF 10th anniversary vehicle;
MSRP; $92,835
Sales prive: $73,500
36 mos. 12K miles/yr.
Monthly payment: $863.50 with $7K down payment.
MF:  .00015
RV; $47,173
I believe I'll receive $3K from Lexus for coming from a different car manufacturer.
Any thoughts on how good, bad, or avg. this is? If not a good deal what should I go after them for? Thanks kindly for your expertise, Arturo

California?

I see .00155 as the MF (not .00015) and 51% as the residual.

Why put $7K down on a lease?

We don't track pricing, but almost $20K off sticker seems like a decent discount; use this link to help:

https://www.edmunds.com/tmv.html

kyfdx

ArturoGatti said:

Good day: I'm looking for your thoughts on the following 2019 GSF 10th anniversary vehicle;
MSRP; $92,835
Sales prive: $73,500
36 mos. 12K miles/yr.
Monthly payment: $863.50 with $7K down payment.
MF:  .00015
RV; $47,173
I believe I'll receive $3K from Lexus for coming from a different car manufacturer.
Any thoughts on how good, bad, or avg. this is? If not a good deal what should I go after them for? Thanks kindly for your expertise, Arturo

That seems really cheap. We don't see any incentives on that vehicle, so not sure how they are achieving 20% off MSRP.

The numbers look pretty close with .00155 MF and 51% residual

ArturoGatti

I just ran the numbers and at the price quoted me, the lease payment came to $648/mo. The rate of $862/mo includes me paying an $8K cap cost reduction. So their discount us not really $19K as Lexus pays them $10K and I reimburse them $8K. Let me know if I am incorrect and thanks for the input folks, it's greatly appreciated 

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

I just ran the numbers and at the price quoted me, the lease payment came to $648/mo. The rate of $862/mo includes me paying an $8K cap cost reduction. So their discount us not really $19K as Lexus pays them $10K and I reimburse them $8K. Let me know if I am incorrect and thanks for the input folks, it's greatly appreciated 

$8K is $222/mo for 36 months.

So, your assumption is correct. Smaller discount, more cash up front from you.

ArturoGatti

I was worried I was correct. Thank you kindly for verifying my suspicions. The sales mgr. sent me a text to ask if I had any questions. The opportunity was there so I took my time and explained what I found and told him that I'm more than happy to stay with Jaguar and thanked him for his time. Than came the usual "there must be a miscommunication and will call you Monday to correct the misunderstanding" Car buying was a blood sport when I was young and I don't think much has changed and I'm disappointed but with thanks to folks such as yourself I'm much better educated now.

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

I was worried I was correct. Thank you kindly for verifying my suspicions. The sales mgr. sent me a text to ask if I had any questions. The opportunity was there so I took my time and explained what I found and told him that I'm more than happy to stay with Jaguar and thanked him for his time. Than came the usual "there must be a miscommunication and will call you Monday to correct the misunderstanding" Car buying was a blood sport when I was young and I don't think much has changed and I'm disappointed but with thanks to folks such as yourself I'm much better educated now.

We try to level the playing field.

Take your time and you'll make the deal you'll be happy with.

SeptemberSky

Thank you!

ArturoGatti

How does this offer sound? 2019 GSF 10th anniversery. To just sum it up, 36 mos. 10K miles/yr. $7K down, total monthly payment $630. Can't seem to do any better so curious if I should take the offer. Comments requested and accepted. Thank you for your expertise

kyfdx

ArturoGatti said:

How does this offer sound? 2019 GSF 10th anniversery. To just sum it up, 36 mos. 10K miles/yr. $7K down, total monthly payment $630. Can't seem to do any better so curious if I should take the offer. Comments requested and accepted. Thank you for your expertise

Is it a GS F?

Or, a GS 350 FSport?

What is the MSRP?

ArturoGatti

It is the 2019 GSF 10TH anniversary. MSRP is $92,865

kyfdx

ArturoGatti said:

It is the 2019 GSF 10TH anniversary. MSRP is $92,865

I wouldn't put $7K upfront, but even if you amortize that over the lease, you are in for around $800/mo.

That's cheap.

ArturoGatti

That appears to be the best price right now. Does anyone know if the $10K lease cash to the dealership only for the 10th anniversary car, or all new GSF? I'm getting conflicting info and need to know so I can work-up a lease rate myself.

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

That appears to be the best price right now. Does anyone know if the $10K lease cash to the dealership only for the 10th anniversary car, or all new GSF? I'm getting conflicting info and need to know so I can work-up a lease rate myself.

I don't see any lease incentives for the 2019 GS-F

ArturoGatti

I know Lexus has a $10,000 incentive or rebate to the dealerships who sell a GSF. I'm looking to find out if that dealer incentive of $10K only applies to the 10th anniversary, of any new GSF. I apologize for any confusion I may have caused  Arturo 

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

I know Lexus has a $10,000 incentive or rebate to the dealerships who sell a GSF. I'm looking to find out if that dealer incentive of $10K only applies to the 10th anniversary, of any new GSF. I apologize for any confusion I may have caused  Arturo 

We don't have that information to either confirm or deny your suspicions.

Do you have a link to the $10K offer?

ArturoGatti

Rather than using a broker to do the leg work in finding the car I'm interested in leasing, I decided to do it myself. I sent a R.F.P. to every Lexus dealer from Ca. through Ohio. I found the best deal I could have right here in So. Ca. 2019 Lexus GSF 10 year anniversary edition. MSRP $92,865. I agreed to 36 mo. lease, $7K down, $830/mo. "all in".
Returning my Jag first thing Thursday than to Lexus dlrship. If the paperwork is not what I agreed to, I have a back-up line up in Washington. Shipping cost us $880 with insurance. Hopefully, there is some modicum of honesty left in car sales and things will be as we agreed.

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

Rather than using a broker to do the leg work in finding the car I'm interested in leasing, I decided to do it myself. I sent a R.F.P. to every Lexus dealer from Ca. through Ohio. I found the best deal I could have right here in So. Ca. 2019 Lexus GSF 10 year anniversary edition. MSRP $92,865. I agreed to 36 mo. lease, $7K down, $830/mo. "all in".
Returning my Jag first thing Thursday than to Lexus dlrship. If the paperwork is not what I agreed to, I have a back-up line up in Washington. Shipping cost us $880 with insurance. Hopefully, there is some modicum of honesty left in car sales and things will be as we agreed.

Good luck!

Let us know how everything goes later this week.

Vegasrob78

Hello, what is the MF and RV for a 2019 GS350 F sport for 12k/36mo in zip 89131?

Michaell

Vegasrob78 said:

Hello, what is the MF and RV for a 2019 GS350 F sport for 12k/36mo in zip 89131?

.00065 and 51%
$4000 lease cash

ArturoGatti

I decided to forego using a broker & decided to do it myself. I sent r.f.p's to every lexus dlr. from CA as far ss Ohio. A few asked for quotes i had received. I gave them the downpayment # ,and the mo. lease price. Many were rude and accused me of "gaming" them
At the end of my shopping the best deal was 7K down, $836/mo. If anyone lives in SO. CA. and looking for a GSF 10 yr anniversary, pls feel free to email me @ [content deleted]. I'll ck.-out the MF When the car's delivered. My sense is that the MF used was higher than the 0.00155 but don't know for sure until I see the contract. All things considered, including my time, that's the best I could gotten.

Michaell

ArturoGatti said:

I decided to forego using a broker & decided to do it myself. I sent r.f.p's to every lexus dlr. from CA as far ss Ohio. A few asked for quotes i had received. I gave them the downpayment # ,and the mo. lease price. Many were rude and accused me of "gaming" them
At the end of my shopping the best deal was 7K down, $836/mo. If anyone lives in SO. CA. and looking for a GSF 10 yr anniversary, pls feel free to email me @ [content deleted]. I'll ck.-out the MF When the car's delivered. My sense is that the MF used was higher than the 0.00155 but don't know for sure until I see the contract. All things considered, including my time, that's the best I could gotten.

We do not allow contact information to be posted on our threads; I have deleted the email address from your post.

getUsername

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

kyfdx

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

getUsername

kyfdx said:

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

Sorry forgot to include that. Amount due at signing: $3260
dealer fee 899
bank fee 795
electronic processing fee 799
first payment 767

I'll try to pull the adjusted cap cost and a better break down on paper from them.

Michaell

getUsername said:

kyfdx said:

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

Sorry forgot to include that. Amount due at signing: $3260
dealer fee 899
bank fee 795
electronic processing fee 799
first payment 767

I'll try to pull the adjusted cap cost and a better break down on paper from them.

Ouch - the dealer and electronic processing fees are killing you.

Welcome to Florida.

getUsername

Michaell said:

getUsername said:

kyfdx said:

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

Sorry forgot to include that. Amount due at signing: $3260
dealer fee 899
bank fee 795
electronic processing fee 799
first payment 767

I'll try to pull the adjusted cap cost and a better break down on paper from them.

Ouch - the dealer and electronic processing fees are killing you.

Welcome to Florida.

Haha agreed. However, correct me if I'm wrong and I probably am, I'm paying this up front because it's due at signing and it seems to me they won't budge. So there's nothing I can change there, but I can still try to negotiate more of a discount off of the cap cost? I just don't know how far I can try to negotiate. I hate to be this guy but what's a reasonable discount considering the numbers above?

Michaell

getUsername said:

Michaell said:

getUsername said:

kyfdx said:

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

Sorry forgot to include that. Amount due at signing: $3260
dealer fee 899
bank fee 795
electronic processing fee 799
first payment 767

I'll try to pull the adjusted cap cost and a better break down on paper from them.

Ouch - the dealer and electronic processing fees are killing you.

Welcome to Florida.

Haha agreed. However, correct me if I'm wrong and I probably am, I'm paying this up front because it's due at signing and it seems to me they won't budge. So there's nothing I can change there, but I can still try to negotiate more of a discount off of the cap cost? I just don't know how far I can try to negotiate. I hate to be this guy but what's a reasonable discount considering the numbers above?

Yes, you should negotiate a lower selling price to offset those fees.

And, you don't have to pay them up front; you can choose to add them into the monthly payment.

You aren't there to make friends; don't worry about what the dealer thinks about you being that guy

Use this link to help with your price research:
https://www.edmunds.com/tmv.html

getUsername

Michaell said:

getUsername said:

Michaell said:

getUsername said:

kyfdx said:

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

Sorry forgot to include that. Amount due at signing: $3260
dealer fee 899
bank fee 795
electronic processing fee 799
first payment 767

I'll try to pull the adjusted cap cost and a better break down on paper from them.

Ouch - the dealer and electronic processing fees are killing you.

Welcome to Florida.

Haha agreed. However, correct me if I'm wrong and I probably am, I'm paying this up front because it's due at signing and it seems to me they won't budge. So there's nothing I can change there, but I can still try to negotiate more of a discount off of the cap cost? I just don't know how far I can try to negotiate. I hate to be this guy but what's a reasonable discount considering the numbers above?

Yes, you should negotiate a lower selling price to offset those fees.

And, you don't have to pay them up front; you can choose to add them into the monthly payment.

You aren't there to make friends; don't worry about what the dealer thinks about you being that guy

Use this link to help with your price research:
https://www.edmunds.com/tmv.html

Yup agreed, thanks for the kick haha. I'll aim to at least offset those fees and play with the idea on whether to pay up front or add them into the monthly payment.

Michaell

getUsername said:

Michaell said:

getUsername said:

Michaell said:

getUsername said:

kyfdx said:

getUsername said:

Hoping you guys can provide some input. Is this a good deal?
2019 Lexus GS 350 F RWD
Miami, FL
MSRP 56,145
39 months / 12k miles
Residual Value 0.49
Money Factor 0.00075
$4000 rebate
$767/month

also, any input on how low I can negotiate the cap cost? I'm guessing I'm down to 52,145 right now. Is aiming for $50k or below too much?

You definitely want to negotiate a discount, in addition to the $4000 lease cash
What is the amount due at signing on that quote?

In FL, watch out for huge dealer fees. You need a big discount, just to make up for the garbage they add. Ask for the adjusted CAP cost and a breakdown of the calculation. You might be surprised at the junk in there.

Sorry forgot to include that. Amount due at signing: $3260
dealer fee 899
bank fee 795
electronic processing fee 799
first payment 767

I'll try to pull the adjusted cap cost and a better break down on paper from them.

Ouch - the dealer and electronic processing fees are killing you.

Welcome to Florida.

Haha agreed. However, correct me if I'm wrong and I probably am, I'm paying this up front because it's due at signing and it seems to me they won't budge. So there's nothing I can change there, but I can still try to negotiate more of a discount off of the cap cost? I just don't know how far I can try to negotiate. I hate to be this guy but what's a reasonable discount considering the numbers above?

Yes, you should negotiate a lower selling price to offset those fees.

And, you don't have to pay them up front; you can choose to add them into the monthly payment.

You aren't there to make friends; don't worry about what the dealer thinks about you being that guy

Use this link to help with your price research:
https://www.edmunds.com/tmv.html

Yup agreed, thanks for the kick haha. I'll aim to at least offset those fees and play with the idea on whether to pay up front or add them into the monthly payment.

Be advised that fees and such you pay up front won't be refunded to you in the sad event the car is stolen or totaled during the lease.

taktix1

Hi! Can I get the 36/10 RV/MF/Incentives for a 2019 GS 350 AWD in 20148? Thank you!

Michaell

taktix1 said:

Hi! Can I get the 36/10 RV/MF/Incentives for a 2019 GS 350 AWD in 20148? Thank you!

.00080 and 49%
$4500 lease cash

mustangs00

Hello! Can I please get the 36/12 RV/MF/Incentives for a 2019 GS 350 RWD (F Sport Package) in 75056 (TX)? Much Appreciated.