Wooo lexus loaner ES!
02-19-12, 06:46 AM
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02-19-12, 09:15 AM
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What's the old saying: "Drive it like you stole it!" Uh, yeah....
Not only would I NOT buy a loaner, I wouldn't buy a rental car either. I'm even leary about leased cars, as some leasees simply don't maintain them or drive them very well as the cars are only "temporary." Like a long-term rental.
Not only would I NOT buy a loaner, I wouldn't buy a rental car either. I'm even leary about leased cars, as some leasees simply don't maintain them or drive them very well as the cars are only "temporary." Like a long-term rental.
I've leased before and treated the car probably better than if I would've if I had financed it. There are usually a handful of rules regarding the condition of the car at lease-end. It can cost you dearly if you hand it over and it's not been properly maintained or it's been mistreated.
02-27-12, 10:36 AM
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Got an ES350 myself for the week, I have my IS350 in for 10k service, some rattles, and headlight bubbling defect replacement.
I LOVE this car! Holy crap I never drove it when shopping the IS. When I went to price it on Lexus' site and saw you could get EVERY option including ML for same MSRP as my FSport IS I almost fainted. I think I know what my next car will be when the IS lease is up.
I LOVE this car! Holy crap I never drove it when shopping the IS. When I went to price it on Lexus' site and saw you could get EVERY option including ML for same MSRP as my FSport IS I almost fainted. I think I know what my next car will be when the IS lease is up.
03-10-12, 04:58 PM
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Even owning an Ls430, I enjoy the Es for loaners. The fastest and best handling cars are loaner cars. There's enough power torque to chirp the front wheels and definitely has go. My dealer doesn't require fill up on loaners because they only give you 1/4 tank
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