2013 Lexus GS
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2013 Lexus GS
Hey I am looking around and MAY be in a market for a new GS. What do you guys think of this and the price? What would be a good OTD Price on it?
http://www.longolexus.com/VehicleDet...-CA/2167231193
http://www.longolexus.com/VehicleDet...-CA/2167231193
#4
In the Autotrader, you can find a slightly used GS (Less than a year old, @ 10k miles) for about $40k or less. I found quite a few lease returns at the dealerships, they're slashing prices below blue book to move them. In my experience, Toyotas/Lexus still feel new, even when they're @40k miles.
Some of the other luxury makes get GS as trade-ins, also. Mine was a trade-in for a Range Rover.
Some of the other luxury makes get GS as trade-ins, also. Mine was a trade-in for a Range Rover.
#6
Looking at the car, it seems to have minimum premium options, so say about 54k or so MSRP? If the original owner got a really good deal, he/she could've gotten it for 8k+ off MSRP. So that's about 46k or so? 31k miles and almost 2 years later, it can sell for 38k? That is not a bad resale value.
#7
Yup, that's when the reliability and quality workmanship come into play = higher resale value. For comparison, I've noticed BMWs & Audi's drop almost $7-10k per year in value (depending on model), due to bad reliability. That's why smart money dictates getting a quality certified used and/or lease return.
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Yup, that's when the reliability and quality workmanship come into play = higher resale value. For comparison, I've noticed BMWs & Audi's drop almost $7-10k per year in value (depending on model), due to bad reliability. That's why smart money dictates getting a quality certified used and/or lease return.
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