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Based on a recent look at their web site, DAR Cars Lexus (Silver Spring), has a seems to have a number of 300's currently in stock, and may be more willing to deal than in the past. I think the key is finding one you want on the lot, and having a "quote" from another dealer to use as leverage. Try e-mailing Lexus of Annapolis, they were very easy to work with over the Net.
I'm about a week or so away from buying a RWD GS300. I'm in the bay area and am happy that a lot of you got some pretty good discounts off msrp.
I'm new to buying cars and am not sure what approach to take when going to the dealerships. Should I just straight out say that I know people are getting $3k discounts and that I would want one too? I assume I have to be prepared to walk.
Any hints or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
$53804 MSRP
$49580 capitalized cost
$716 + tax per month
$1519 due at signing(no cap. cost reduction)
what's your status? I've been looking for blue/tan and nav, but no one seems to have one at? Pleasanton auto said they got one last month, but they didn't want to sell it for $46,400, which is what oak was offering for what they had in stock.
I was able to get them to give me a killer deal on my trade-in, a '00 GS 300 -- which I also bought at Lexus of Glendale.
The new car is great. It has much more of a sporty feel than my old Lexus.
Contact the internet / fleet manager and get pricing. That should be much lower than if you walked into the door. Make sure to get your price quotes from multi dealers...and be willing to drive even 150 miles...as geographic differences happen.
Even though the price may be lower...feel free to negotiate via email.
Don't set your price and tell them you want $3k off. Let them make the initial moves. You should be able to strike a deal before you even walk into the door.
Most importantly...become as informed as you can about pricing and options. Be educated...negotiate well.
Thanks.
I posted about a month ago. I purchased my blk/blk gs430 from Sarasota fl and they were awesome. They were able to get the color combo that i wanted and also gave me 4500 off of msrp. dealers here wouldn't budge as I indicated in my last post.
Shipping cost 1000, so I saved 3500 and got the exact car that I wanted. This was the easiest and best car deal that I've ever been a part of. In fact, when my wife's lease on her gx 470 is up next year, i will buy from the same salesman at Wilde lexus; he was absolutely awesome and because of the way he handled his business I didn't worry at all.
For obvious reasons, he could not coordinate the transport, but he checked off on it when it was picked up and had the driver sign the form so that there would be no questions as who was responsible if there was damage when it arrived.
Funny thing is, is that my family and I were scheduled to go on vacation shortly before the car arrived. Went to Scotland (attended British Open on championship day) and also London. This is the one negative part of the car, we had be looking forward to this vacation for almost a year and it was ruined because all I could think of was my car waiting for me back home. My buddy took delivery of it right at his house.
Awesome experience, and I will buy every Lexus that I purchase in the future from this dealership and this salesman. Best experience ever and this was my 3rd lexus purchase.
Hope that helps.
Any way, the dealer wants $21K for it, this seems like a lot for a 6 year old car, BUT, I do really like it. Anyone have any thoughts, or maybe has bought a similar car recently and wouldn't mind telling me how much they paid?
Thanks for any help, its sitting there waiting on me!
2006 AWD (no Nav) GS300
3 years/36K miles
MSRP $47,829
Sale Price: $44,427.26
Res: 65% (!)
MF: .00240
Total sales tax: $807.80
Bank fee up front: $795
Doc free up front: $217
Reg fee up front: $253
Monthly payment: $624.99
What do you all think? This was in NJ (englewood)
Valerie.
Have you tried the Chicago dealers? I would try them because it's obviously more convenient to buy it locally. This is a Lexus sales month (until 9/5), and one dealer called me and said he had 5-10 of them in stock. So maybe they're willing to deal now (compared with a couple of months ago when I last checked).
Most 300s in the midwest are going to be AWD, which is fine if that's what you want ($2,000 more than RWD). One dealer in Madison said that Lexus has stopped shipping RWD altogether to the midwest, so they might be scarce. California inventory is almost completely RWD, plus they have other options (check Lexus.com, building your GS. You have to put in your zip code. Compare options available in your zip code with a Calif. zip code (e.g., 90210!)
Good luck and let me know what you do.
The California dealers where people have gotten a good price include Longo Lexus (biggest in the country), Lexus of Serramonte, Lexus of Stevens Creek, Lexus of Westminster, Coliseum Lexus, Glendale Lexus.
I'll get a few more internet quotes from chicago dealer and let you know how that goes. thanks again.
Question is:
What is the best lease prices you all have been paying for the Lexus GS300 with all the goodies included? What is the invoice price and are there any incentives for the 2006 model?
The averge info I've seen on the Acura RL 2005 is about 43,000.00 invoice and there is apparently 2,500.00 dealer cash available and a holdback maybe. Monthly payment of about 610.00 which includes tax and everything rolled into the monthly payment and includes 15,000 miles per year (15¢ for additional)-- nothing down. I'm trying to find out the bottom line monthly price of getting a Lexus GS300. I mean including sales tax and everything with 15,000 miles. And anybody know what the extra mile cost is on average for Lexus GS300?
I would be grateful for any help you can provide.
Thank you.
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$1,500 total due at start including 1st month, tax tag and everything
39 month lease
12K miles/year
$579 month plus tax
All equipment except NAV package
-Akshay
It took only an hour to get the car. No hassles whatsoever. I simply told the sales person (he was the internet sales manager) that I already got some quotes over the internet from other dealers and asked what he could do for me. His quote was between $1k and $2k less than the other dealers.
The car is amazing!!!! I'm so glad I finally made the purchase.
A fantastic deal. Can you tell us the dealer you bought from? From your name, I assume it was somewhere in L.A., no?
For that price, was it a demonstrator or brand new?
Has anyone bought or leased in NJ here at the end of August? What's my 98 with 77K worth?
Thanks
Mickey
MSRP was $52, 595, and I got it for $49, 834 ($2,761 off list).
It took about a month to come in once I ordered it, and the whole process was smooth. There were two small marks on the back seat, but they took care of it.
I did the whole "fax a bunch of dealers and bring the lowest price to the dealer you want to buy from" thing. Meh. Out of 12 dealers, five responded and three gave me prices. The only one that came close was Beliz Lexus - they were lower by $12. So, in the end I got the same price that I would have gotten if I just walked in off the street. So much for Fighting Chance when buying a Lexus.
So far I love the car, and haven't had any problems except for programming the HomeLink garage door button. I haven't spent a whole lot of time on it, so I'll keep trying. I also just got a Motorola E815, but I haven't tried the Bluetooth stuff yet. Yes, I know about the phone book issue.
FYI: in case anyone was curious if you can link a Macintosh laptop and transfer contacts that way - you can pair the laptop to the car, but it won't transfer any files.
36m/12k - $929 a month (56% residual)
48m/12k - $850 a month (47% residual)
60m/12k - $771 a month (38% residual)
These numbers are terrible in my opinion. How is the residual so low!! Does anyone else have residual #'s they have received.
I am looking for: 06 GS 300 (RWD) (silver ext./black int.) w/ Navigation, Mark Levinson, 18" G-spider, XM and plan on paying $48k based upon others experience getting them from $53,559
Just interested in lease payments and what folks are paying.
Jason
I imagine that if I did have a true special order, it would have taken longer.
You need to show around to a bunch of dealerships. Don't hesitate to look outside of the local area. There are great GS deals to be had in South Florida, as prior posts show.
One in the US with ML? That can't be right - my dealer showed me the allocation for the Northeast, and there were 60 due just for August, most with ML.
Opening a dispute tomorrow with them. Wonder how long this will take.
Jason