Excited.. Plan on purchasing this ISF tomorrow
04-12-15, 10:30 AM
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Of course 39k is an awesome deal specially with the color combination. Congrats on the pick up
04-12-15, 11:34 AM
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Also makes me wonder how much they paid for the car at auction ? People with a bigger budget for an isf probably should go that route . Selling it for 39k after originally asking 52k
04-12-15, 01:32 PM
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website is showing 46k? 40k is EXTREMELY cheap for that year, mileage, color combo…i only say this because i purchased one the same year, mileage, color combo in January for 43k and THAT was a steal..(KBB trade in value is higher) if you can get them to agree to that, hats off to you..good luck and let us know how it goes!
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04-12-15, 02:09 PM
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I've been shopping for 2011+ Lexus CPO IS-Fs and there are few in the lower to mid-40s at around that mileage. Since the one he is looking at is not a CPO vehicle, I'd say 40k seems reasonable. Good luck, and we look forward to seeing your next post, hopefully with pictures of your new IS-F.
04-12-15, 02:31 PM
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04-12-15, 02:49 PM
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Price is relative to market and what room dealer actually got it for to make money remember! In Dec 09', I purchased my 08 with 12K for $39K, and there were alot fewer options then than now 
04-12-15, 06:45 PM
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Ur a brave man for posting a good deal like that before u actually bought it. Someone could easily call the dealer and make a better offer if they were looking and read ur post. Awesome car and hope deal works out for u.
04-12-15, 07:21 PM
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Thanks for all the great feedback guys.. Although I cant take my F home till I bring my trade back stripped out, I'm very pleased as all went well with the deal. I did have to go a few grand over the 40,000 only because of what I owed on my trade but I'm good with that. I'll start a fresh thread with pics in a couple of weeks when I take delivery. Here's a quick pic I took while leaving.. Thanks for all the Good Luck guys!!
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04-12-15, 07:38 PM
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Well said my mentality also, someone stated not cpo but you still have the three year or 50k miles warranty and the 70k power rain warranty right? Hell of a deal again congrats
04-12-15, 08:05 PM
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Thats right, that runs out at the end of the year. It was certified.. It went through the cpo inspection and I could of got it for a extra $1,000 for three more years but I choose the after market warranty for 5 years or 100,000 for $2,850 instead.. They would not give me the CPO warranty for the $3999.95.. On the inside door jambs it had all the cpo stickers
04-14-15, 09:07 PM
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Congratulations on the acquisition!
I've been looking at CPOs on the Lexus website and figured that one was not CPO since it didn't show up in their database. It is interesting that they had it qualified as CPO, but chose not to sell it that way.
In any case, these cars are so reliable, I would be comfortable with purchasing a non-CPO, especially if it saved me a few thousand.
Enjoy it, I hope to get one myself here pretty soon. Can you please post most pictures when you get the chance?
I've been looking at CPOs on the Lexus website and figured that one was not CPO since it didn't show up in their database. It is interesting that they had it qualified as CPO, but chose not to sell it that way.
In any case, these cars are so reliable, I would be comfortable with purchasing a non-CPO, especially if it saved me a few thousand.
Enjoy it, I hope to get one myself here pretty soon. Can you please post most pictures when you get the chance?
