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Old 08-10-15, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by bgaerttner
What is the msrp? 10-11% off msrp would be a fairly good deal; 13-15% off would be a great deal.

In my opinion.
MSRP is 45,744
Old 08-10-15, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
Selling price for the AWD is 41,744 after tax and the offer came to 44.2 exactly.
41,744 after 8% tax? That would be a great deal. Do you mean before tax is included?
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Originally Posted by bgaerttner
41,744 after 8% tax? That would be a great deal. Do you mean before tax is included?
Im sorry forgot to mention, 41,744 is before tax, everything came out to 44.2k that was his best offer. the guy over in another dealership has an is250 i want non AWD and No Nav for 41.6k told him best i can do is $40k for that vehicle. This awd comes fully loaded . but with the prices ive seen for others they got their is350 for as much as im paying for mines lol , I could be wrong . Keep in mind that i dont have incentives either which sucks but thats okay.
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
MSRP is 45,744
If msrp is 45,744 and selling price is 41,600 - not a good deal in my opinion. That's 9% off msrp.

Many of the past TX deals we have seen on this forum range from 10-15% off msrp.
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
Im sorry forgot to mention, 41,744 is before tax, everything came out to 44.2k that was his best offer. the guy over in another dealership has an is250 i want non AWD and No Nav for 41.6k told him best i can do is $40k for that vehicle. This awd comes fully loaded . but with the prices ive seen for others they got their is350 for as much as im paying for mines lol , I could be wrong . Keep in mind that i dont have incentives either which sucks but thats okay.
If you can hold off til Sep, you might see some rebates come along.
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Originally Posted by bgaerttner
If msrp is 45,744 and selling price is 41,600 - not a good deal in my opinion. That's 9% off msrp.

Many of the past TX deals we have seen on this forum range from 10-15% off msrp.

That's what i've seen as well. for 44k i can probably get 350. but im not complaning. im just trying to see what the best deal / tips i can use to possibly lower the selling price off MSRP. What would you suggest? I've used truecar.com and people have paid roughly 41k around my area. for the vehicle but idk.
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Originally Posted by bgaerttner
If you can hold off til Sep, you might see some rebates come along.
which rebates?
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
which rebates?
I feel like we are going in circles here - we don't know what rebates - September is not here yet. It's the end of the model year and if dealers have excess 2015s sitting on the lots, Lexus may issue some incentives beyond what is available currently - the current sales programs expire on 9/8.
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Bought my IS350 F Sport a month ago and I got 10% off. I kinda regret because I should be able to get 12-14% off. It's not a slick deals but it's reasonable.
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I've managed to get an Non awd vehicle for $40.5k
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
I've managed to get an Non awd vehicle for $40.5k
Congrats - were you able to work a pretty good deal - what was the msrp?
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Originally Posted by bgaerttner
Congrats - were you able to work a pretty good deal - what was the msrp?
Although this isn't as fully loaded as the AWD im still satisfied with the car overall.

Comes with Full accessory Package trunk mat etc. No Nav ( Dont really need it) , BSM/ RV, F sport, Plus its the color i want. Rear Spoiler Included.


MSRP is $42,383

Got Sewell to do it for $40,500 OTD after Tax. What do you think? Invoice according to truecar / edmunds seems to be a good estimate. TMV wass 39,477 ish . iNVOICE CAME OUT TO LIKE 39, 200 I forgot.
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
Although this isn't as fully loaded as the AWD im still satisfied with the car overall.

Comes with Full accessory Package trunk mat etc. No Nav ( Dont really need it) , BSM/ RV, F sport, Plus its the color i want. Rear Spoiler Included.


MSRP is $42,383

Got Sewell to do it for $40,500 OTD after Tax. What do you think? Invoice according to truecar / edmunds seems to be a good estimate. TMV wass 39,477 ish . iNVOICE CAME OUT TO LIKE 39, 200 I forgot.
Without knowing the actual selling price, it's difficult to say - it seems like a pretty good deal because it's 1900 OTD less than msrp - maybe a selling price $37k- $37.5k I'm guessing?
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Originally Posted by bgaerttner
Without knowing the actual selling price, it's difficult to say - it seems like a pretty good deal because it's 1900 OTD less than msrp - maybe a selling price $37k- $37.5k I'm guessing?
Oh sorry! forgot to state that .
Sale price is 37,730
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Originally Posted by mtndoo817
Oh sorry! forgot to state that .
Sale price is 37,730
11% off msrp - nice deal - glad to see it worked out.

Congrats and enjoy the new IS!


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