ohiois350

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Hi guys, at my local lexus dealer have the used 2010 black ISF with 27K miles and ask for $47895, what is the best offer I should ask for ?

Biggu

iTrader: (12)

If your talking at germain Lexus I test drove it last night. I offered 45k out the door and try declined. They said they only wanted to come off the car a few hundred. It's a really nice car, few bumper scuffs and rock chips but other than that it was clean.

Mrd916

There is a 2010 SFP with 10k miles at a dealer near me in Tampa, it has the 2 tone black and red seats which are pretty sweet looking, they are asking 48k, I might stop thee and offer $45k too but I am sure they will tell me hell no

2URGSE

48K is a little high for 2011, it really boils down to how bad they want this car off their lot. Try them again on 03/30 (month's end).

Otherwise, shop other ISF's as well.

ohiois350

iTrader: (13)

Yeah that is the one, how is the ride on that? I never drive the isf before so I dont know the ride different between the 08-09 to 2010 up?

Murph145

considering I purchased my 2011 a year ago exactly this month for $53K with 7K miles on it $48K a year later for a 2010 with 20K more miles on it seems too high to me but in the end its all economics supply vs demand

Autoxer

I bought a 2008 used with 11K miles December 30th,2012 for $44,000. It included extended warranty up to 100K miles, if i remember correctly and a set of snow wheels and tires and taxes as well and i live in a city that has 9.5% sales tax. Just throwing in my experience. I believe that inventory in an area will dictate price. Look outside your area into larger markets..

ISFAE86

I felt I got a great deal on my 2010. high mileage- 65k but I was able to work them down to 35.9k, just under 40k out the door.

Wakemaker8

iTrader: (1)

I picked up my CPO 2010 at the end of november last year for 47k with only 15k on the clock, seems like your dealer is priced a bit high if you ask me.

atl08isf

iTrader: (1)

kbb says around $50k - $51k, sounds like they are right on

rhy

iTrader: (2)

An IS-F is a niche product and the market is unpredictable. The car that you saw may sell tomorrow for full price or it may be on the dealer's lot 6 months later for a couple grand less and still not sell. If you are seriously interested in the car and they want to move it soon, a $46k offer would be fair to everyone.

My 2010 has been listed for sale since October and has not sold yet.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/lex...-pristine.html

Quite a bit of luck is needed to get a good deal on an IS-F, whether you're a buyer or a seller.