Is this a good deal? Getting it today
03-01-15, 11:13 PM
#46
Lexus Test Driver
It'll probably start vibrating really bad at 50+ MPH and start falling apart at 60+ and u'll be riding on frames when u hit 80+ MPH. 
My salesman purposely took me to an empty back road and highway and told me to gun it hard and feel the POWAAHHHH when I test drove my car.
My salesman purposely took me to an empty back road and highway and told me to gun it hard and feel the POWAAHHHH when I test drove my car.
Last edited by ItzFilyO; 03-01-15 at 11:18 PM.
03-02-15, 03:13 AM
#47
Driver School Candidate
That is a great deal! Only 10k mi. You may not find a better deal. Just ask if it's a CPO and the deal is even sweeter!
03-02-15, 08:39 AM
#48
When I go test drive I usually floor it with my wife holding on for dear life and a shook glance from the salesman as he tries in vain to hold that "friendly grin" in place...f that if im buyin im tryin
03-02-15, 09:28 AM
#49
Lexus Test Driver
that sounds awesome! If my salesman had done this for me i would have been signing papers before we pulled in just based on the adrenaline factor.
When I go test drive I usually floor it with my wife holding on for dear life and a shook glance from the salesman as he tries in vain to hold that "friendly grin" in place...f that if im buyin im tryin
When I go test drive I usually floor it with my wife holding on for dear life and a shook glance from the salesman as he tries in vain to hold that "friendly grin" in place...f that if im buyin im tryin
But he didn't let me do that on the LS, he had to come.
03-02-15, 09:36 AM
#50
Lexus Test Driver
Sorry guys was at work therefore we could not reply.
No I did not buy the car and am still contemplating. I test drove the car on Saturday asked if I could take it on the highway and the sales rip told me I could not is the insurance company really frowns upon that.
I like the guy but I don't understand why I cannot drive a car I am about to purchase and drive it on Highway, especially considering that 99% of my driving will be on the highway.
Looking at the car from the inside looks very good except for the rearview mirror the home button was very discoloured and there was a white marking on it, I couldn't figure out if it was the paint that was missing for if there was an extra paint like a nail polish on it.
The The salesman already told me that initially the company had decided not to cpo the car As it was too old but then they change their mind. the car was hit on the side but the work was done on left and on the roof. No body work. The Lexus reports note small "dings" on the left - but if so- why would the dealer decide not to coo it?
It looks like a nice car but I'm not sure if I want to purchases especially given the uncertainties and the fact that I just don't have a good gut feeling about it.
I can buy a brand-new car however I don't think it would be a wise financial decision, given my driving habits I'll probably put about 150,000 miles over the next 4- 5 years .
I'm really overwhelmed with the support I received when it came to making decisions and I really want everybody to know I'm very grateful for that...
No I did not buy the car and am still contemplating. I test drove the car on Saturday asked if I could take it on the highway and the sales rip told me I could not is the insurance company really frowns upon that.
I like the guy but I don't understand why I cannot drive a car I am about to purchase and drive it on Highway, especially considering that 99% of my driving will be on the highway.
Looking at the car from the inside looks very good except for the rearview mirror the home button was very discoloured and there was a white marking on it, I couldn't figure out if it was the paint that was missing for if there was an extra paint like a nail polish on it.
The The salesman already told me that initially the company had decided not to cpo the car As it was too old but then they change their mind. the car was hit on the side but the work was done on left and on the roof. No body work. The Lexus reports note small "dings" on the left - but if so- why would the dealer decide not to coo it?
It looks like a nice car but I'm not sure if I want to purchases especially given the uncertainties and the fact that I just don't have a good gut feeling about it.
I can buy a brand-new car however I don't think it would be a wise financial decision, given my driving habits I'll probably put about 150,000 miles over the next 4- 5 years .
I'm really overwhelmed with the support I received when it came to making decisions and I really want everybody to know I'm very grateful for that...
03-02-15, 11:44 AM
#51
sharmila19 - I personally would absolutely, most definitely, without any doubt, and without any regret whatsoever, go elsewhere to look for and purchase or lease a car if what you say is true. I would recommend that you DO NOT buy a car from Lexus of Bridgewater if this is how they conduct business.
03-04-15, 12:50 AM
#52
Sorry guys was at work therefore we could not reply.
No I did not buy the car and am still contemplating. I test drove the car on Saturday asked if I could take it on the highway and the sales rip told me I could not is the insurance company really frowns upon that.
I like the guy but I don't understand why I cannot drive a car I am about to purchase and drive it on Highway, especially considering that 99% of my driving will be on the highway.
Looking at the car from the inside looks very good except for the rearview mirror the home button was very discoloured and there was a white marking on it, I couldn't figure out if it was the paint that was missing for if there was an extra paint like a nail polish on it.
The The salesman already told me that initially the company had decided not to cpo the car As it was too old but then they change their mind. the car was hit on the side but the work was done on left and on the roof. No body work. The Lexus reports note small "dings" on the left - but if so- why would the dealer decide not to coo it?
It looks like a nice car but I'm not sure if I want to purchases especially given the uncertainties and the fact that I just don't have a good gut feeling about it.
I can buy a brand-new car however I don't think it would be a wise financial decision, given my driving habits I'll probably put about 150,000 miles over the next 4- 5 years .
I'm really overwhelmed with the support I received when it came to making decisions and I really want everybody to know I'm very grateful for that...
No I did not buy the car and am still contemplating. I test drove the car on Saturday asked if I could take it on the highway and the sales rip told me I could not is the insurance company really frowns upon that.
I like the guy but I don't understand why I cannot drive a car I am about to purchase and drive it on Highway, especially considering that 99% of my driving will be on the highway.
Looking at the car from the inside looks very good except for the rearview mirror the home button was very discoloured and there was a white marking on it, I couldn't figure out if it was the paint that was missing for if there was an extra paint like a nail polish on it.
The The salesman already told me that initially the company had decided not to cpo the car As it was too old but then they change their mind. the car was hit on the side but the work was done on left and on the roof. No body work. The Lexus reports note small "dings" on the left - but if so- why would the dealer decide not to coo it?
It looks like a nice car but I'm not sure if I want to purchases especially given the uncertainties and the fact that I just don't have a good gut feeling about it.
I can buy a brand-new car however I don't think it would be a wise financial decision, given my driving habits I'll probably put about 150,000 miles over the next 4- 5 years .
I'm really overwhelmed with the support I received when it came to making decisions and I really want everybody to know I'm very grateful for that...
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