Leasing a 200T F-Sport vs. 350 F-Sport
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On a side note, the Lexus site states that the 350 AWD gets 19/26/21, but the 350 AWD F Sport gets 19/28/21. A few months back I called Lexus and asked if those numbers were correct. I was told that no, the web site is wrong - both the F Sport and non F Sport 350 AWD get 19/26/21. The representative said that they'd get the site corrected right away. Months later, still no correction...
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I looked into a (Lexus) lease as opposed to purchase...(200T)
first, yes, ALE81, you are on the hook for insurance
3 reasons why I preferred the purchase
1. no worries on accumulated miles
2. didn't want to lock to Lexus
3. may want to move to another car before 2 years is up
YMMV
first, yes, ALE81, you are on the hook for insurance
3 reasons why I preferred the purchase
1. no worries on accumulated miles
2. didn't want to lock to Lexus
3. may want to move to another car before 2 years is up
YMMV
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On a side note, the Lexus site states that the 350 AWD gets 19/26/21, but the 350 AWD F Sport gets 19/28/21. A few months back I called Lexus and asked if those numbers were correct. I was told that no, the web site is wrong - both the F Sport and non F Sport 350 AWD get 19/26/21. The representative said that they'd get the site corrected right away. Months later, still no correction...
Great deal and smart move. I would have done the same in getting the 350. Congrats!
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While I've driven the 250 and the 200t I haven't "experienced" the 350. I was initially looking at the 200t for the gas mileage as I commute 50 miles one way to work but am now having second thoughts and may look to test drive a 350 this week to try and finalize my decision.
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