BenRX

Dealer has posted new GS F lease deal:

$799/mo; 36-mos.; $5K at signing

Meraki Autoworks

iTrader: (8)

CA never gets these kind of deals.

-Josh

suprajjang

iTrader: (1)

Looks like the $799, 36 month, 5K down is valid only for west coast folks. Website lists CA, NV, AZ, NM, CO, UT, ID, OR, WA,and AK.

Us folks on the East coast don't have as good of a lease deal. $959 a month, 36 month, & 5k down.

djyoshi626

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You only get this deal if you pay $87,090 (So says the dealer website).

I got offered $74k on a 48 month lease @ $891/month with $8k down. Salesman said there are no offers currently for financing. I've never leased a car before.

isekii

Holy ****! you're paying 51k over 4 years.
Lexus expects this car to depreciate that much?

rominl

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without money factor we don't know how much is depreciation and how much is interest

8spd

I think Lexus is gonna have a real problem with momentum. They tried to get the GS-F more exposure in the media and they have gotten some. But clearly the market has spoken and the GS F is just not priced competitively enough.

People that might have been initially interested are slowly moving onto other prospects. Inventory kept on building up. Sometimes the manufacture has got to step up and help the dealers out.

Soon, the interest of the GS F will die down. Winter will come knocking and the 2017 GS F will start to arrive. The E43 AMG is right around the corner as well. The dealers will then realize that not even a 10K discount is enough to move the GS F off the lots.

If the current trend continues, forget about 10K discounts. Wait until Dec/Jan, we will probably see 18-20K discounts on the GS F. Let's see what happens.

95bat

I know that was true for me... I wanted to upgrade my 2013 GS 350 F Sport to a GS F, but the price and straight line performance were huge disappointments. I was hoping the F would be a $10k price jump over the F Sport, but it was waaaaaaaaaaaay more.

Afrosheen

Not only that but Lexus is holding the triple L LED headlights hostage and only allowing them on the F models for the US market. Other countries can get them on regular models.

ARM350F

Found this deal for a three year lease thought I'd just post it someone might want it.

Loaded car by the way.

Meraki Autoworks

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OH The temptation!!!

-Josh

Afrosheen

7.5k annually? LOL. I can get a Cayman S that costs more with a higher mileage limit per year for that money.

Can't wait to see when TFS/LFS steps up to start incentivizing these. They have a long way to go to move them off lots.

rominl

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i still think that's still not a good deal.

ming15237

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7.5k miles a year! Ya, this is def a joke!

ming15237

iTrader: (3)

If this car gets priced where it belongs (in the $60's) I'll jump. But pricing this thing to compete against the FAR superior CTS-v is suicide for the vehicle and sales! When I bought my 2008 ISF in June of 2009 it stickered for $63.500I walked out paying 7% taxes included for $49.500 those type of DEEP discounts are going to be necessary for them to have ANY hopes in moving this car as well. The only real thing it has going for it is Lexus reliability, it is down on power in a big way compared to its completion, the suspension is the same old same old. The looks are good, but it's just not that special to justify 90k with taxes. For that kind of money I got a nice CTS-v or AMG in my garage.