07-IS350

Loaded with everything but premium stereo.

Extra set of 18" wheels (as new) Lexus Chrome 18's installed.

Has 13,300 miles. Non smoker, garaged, never dinged. Lojack.

GSM, black interior.

So............ do I or don't I accept the offer????

Supposed to make a decision 2/17/10!!!!

Best offer from a dealer is about $26,000 so far.

greg0723

take it if you dont want your car

JoshIS408

iTrader: (11)

Just trade your car in for a new F

llamaboiz

ok but after you pay back the loan how much will you have left? then with whats left what will you buy?

98023IS250

if dealer offered $26k, then that is a better deal as you are not paying taxes on $26k.

bnizzle87

it depends on if you still have any amount owed. after that it become a matter of what you might want to get with the money. the 350 is a great car, and you do have all the options minus the premium sound. 28k is around FMV, so id lean towards accepting. but if you're attached to the car, it doesnt hurt to keep it. i mean you dont get profit from cars for holding onto them longer, so you either sell it to make back a dollar amount on the car almost 3 yrs later, or keep it and save the money from not having to purchase another car or making payments. i say sell it if you dont want the car anymore. best of luck!

jadu

iTrader: (42)

I say sell it. But what will the 28k go towards?

syzygy

i say upgrade to an F, C63 AMg, m3, or S5

s5s are sexy mother ****ers.

TLe2006

Since you're asking around for the best offer for your car, you might as well sell it because that's the best offer.

iLexi

iTrader: (1)

Sell it and get a F

iRock

iTrader: (12)

It all depends on how much you owe if your still payin for it

600rr05

iTrader: (9)

if you dont want it sell it but like someone said above if dealer is willing to give you 26K take that as it saves you the headache of dealing with paperwork.

BADFNZ

iTrader: (2)

Considering I just spent well over a month shopping for an IS350, I'd say that offer is right on par (assuming it doesn't include TTL). Most '07's I was looking at were in the $26k-$28k range, but those all had at least 20k miles. You could probably get another $500 out of it due to the low mileage, but if you don't want to deal with haggling, I'd say it's a pretty fair offer.

IS-SV

A decent price for private party sale. Not sure why you would want to sell it.

edgeucated

iTrader: (4)

its a decent price. if your going to upgrade or change cars take it. IMO if you like your car, dont do it.