Price Paid for a GS-F (Lease or Purchase)
01-25-17, 09:08 PM
#601
I mean wasn't this a similar case with the RC F? Made a lot of them with High asking MSRP, had to lower prices and they started selling. And the price for the most part stayed consistent after that?
02-01-17, 05:18 PM
#602
Driver School Candidate
2016 GS F - price, model, info, etc.
fully loaded w/Mark L, Nav, etc. Blue
1,239 miles (fyi executive car/manufacturer car)
66,800k
Love Love LOVE IT! (upgrade from my 08' IS F)
-S
1,239 miles (fyi executive car/manufacturer car)
66,800k
Love Love LOVE IT! (upgrade from my 08' IS F)
-S
02-02-17, 09:05 AM
#603
I'd like to know actual production numbers for the 2016s. Some article I read hinted at 2300 RCF and GSF combined for 2016. You guys are right, 2017s are scarce at this point. The RCFs don't seem to be flying off the shelves either, but there is a decent amount of 2017s in inventory. I was hoping they'd still build a good amount of them, but they are delayed in shipping, or parked at a port somewhere waiting for the 2016s to clear out. Will there be a 2018 model? I'm hoping to get a GSF in the fall/winter in the mid to high 60s like a lot of members have. Is there any way to find out if some of the low mileage ones were used for the Lexus Driving Experience? May not matter much (cars seem solid), but would be nice to know.
02-05-17, 08:28 AM
#605
Lexus of Arlington in Illinois, 2016 GSF 300miles, used certified for $66,000 Caviar with black, ML audio, orange brake, illuminated door sills, all-weather floor mats, alloy wheel locks, rear bumper applique, cargo net, key glove, carpet trunk mat
02-06-17, 07:59 AM
#606
Tech Info Resource
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You purchased this car? If so, congrats! Sounds like a really solid deal.
02-08-17, 09:06 AM
#607
Again, I'm leasing, and the lease deals are structured poorly. We pay 6% sales tax spread out over the course of the lease in Texas, and you're taxed on the sales price, not the portion of depreciation. So even 20k off, which I haven't seen (87k MSRP, best dealer offer so far is 69k, then add 6% tax onto that), with a paltry 54% residual value, and it's a bad deal. Even if I shopped out of state and brought it home, registration would stick me with that same tax.
The only thing that would fix this, for me at least, is a higher residual percentage, because that would lower the depreciation and therefore the payments. This is a buyers car in this state, in my opinion, not a lease car. Plus the money factor is really high right now. At the end of the day, I waited all year for a great lease on the gsf and never saw it, so it's off my list.
The only thing that would fix this, for me at least, is a higher residual percentage, because that would lower the depreciation and therefore the payments. This is a buyers car in this state, in my opinion, not a lease car. Plus the money factor is really high right now. At the end of the day, I waited all year for a great lease on the gsf and never saw it, so it's off my list.
02-14-17, 06:55 PM
#608
I didn't buy one but lexus of Lincoln has an 16 silver loaded, msrp around 87k, for 72k. That's about 15k off....wow. I wish I'm in the market for it.
they gave me 2k off when I bought my 15 gx and 1k off for my 17 nx200t FSport.
they gave me 2k off when I bought my 15 gx and 1k off for my 17 nx200t FSport.
02-15-17, 01:16 PM
#609
My local dealer has a 2016 demo and offering me 73k + taxes and fees comes out to 76k. If it wasn't a demo I'd be all over it. I asked for 70k out the door but they will not budge.
02-15-17, 01:42 PM
#610
How many miles? I assume its loaded and your in Hawaii. I would think it would be a little more in Hawaii than the mainland. You must have a very low tax rate, around 4%? Mine is almost 9% in CA! I don't think that's a horrible deal assuming its in excellent shape and low miles.
02-15-17, 02:07 PM
#611
How many miles? I assume its loaded and your in Hawaii. I would think it would be a little more in Hawaii than the mainland. You must have a very low tax rate, around 4%? Mine is almost 9% in CA! I don't think that's a horrible deal assuming its in excellent shape and low miles.
02-18-17, 02:13 PM
#612
Just finalized my paper work. Paid 66.9k for a 2016 GS-F USB 2.0. MSRP is 87.9k. Purchased from Nalley Lexus of Roswell. They have one left Ultra White with Red Interior for the same price if anyone is interested. Ask for Carmen he'll hook you up!
02-18-17, 03:11 PM
#613
This Nalley Lexus dealership really seems to be having some great deals as a whole compared to other purchasing their cars from a combination of different locations. I wouldn't mind taking a journey down there once I'm more settled with things.
Congrats on the deal, how many miles were on it?
02-18-17, 04:46 PM
#614
This Nalley Lexus dealership really seems to be having some great deals as a whole compared to other purchasing their cars from a combination of different locations. I wouldn't mind taking a journey down there once I'm more settled with things.
Congrats on the deal, how many miles were on it?
Congrats on the deal, how many miles were on it?
02-19-17, 02:01 PM
#615
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I saw that car when I took in the wife's car for service. The VIN on it is December '15 production, so it's a year old no matter how you slice it. Not a bad car, and if I wanted to sell my IS F, I'd seriously consider it, but it has been sitting a long time.