How much did you purchase your LS460 for?
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How much did you purchase your LS460 for?
Hello All,
Not new to the forums but I did just picked up a brand new 2014 LS460 F-sport in Ultra White w/ Flaxen Combo with ML/F-Sport Comfort Package/F-Sport Package/BSM for 72k + taxes, lic + reg, etc w/ 22 miles. Can anyone please advise if this was a good deal? (MSRP at 85k sticker w/ only 20 Miles on ODO)
So far LOVIN the car and enjoy the quietness of the car. The Flaxen interior is a one of a kind I must say. I currently also own a 2006 Acura TL and still driving the car. LS460 is stored in garage due to big storm here in SoCal.
Please feel free to post up the prices you paid for yours!
Thanks!
-D
Not new to the forums but I did just picked up a brand new 2014 LS460 F-sport in Ultra White w/ Flaxen Combo with ML/F-Sport Comfort Package/F-Sport Package/BSM for 72k + taxes, lic + reg, etc w/ 22 miles. Can anyone please advise if this was a good deal? (MSRP at 85k sticker w/ only 20 Miles on ODO)
So far LOVIN the car and enjoy the quietness of the car. The Flaxen interior is a one of a kind I must say. I currently also own a 2006 Acura TL and still driving the car. LS460 is stored in garage due to big storm here in SoCal.
Please feel free to post up the prices you paid for yours!
Thanks!
-D
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Hello All,
Not new to the forums but I did just picked up a brand new 2014 LS460 F-sport in Ultra White w/ Flaxen Combo with ML/F-Sport Comfort Package/F-Sport Package/BSM for 72k + taxes, lic + reg, etc w/ 22 miles. Can anyone please advise if this was a good deal? (MSRP at 85k sticker w/ only 20 Miles on ODO)
So far LOVIN the car and enjoy the quietness of the car. The Flaxen interior is a one of a kind I must say. I currently also own a 2006 Acura TL and still driving the car. LS460 is stored in garage due to big storm here in SoCal.
Please feel free to post up the prices you paid for yours!
Thanks!
-D
Not new to the forums but I did just picked up a brand new 2014 LS460 F-sport in Ultra White w/ Flaxen Combo with ML/F-Sport Comfort Package/F-Sport Package/BSM for 72k + taxes, lic + reg, etc w/ 22 miles. Can anyone please advise if this was a good deal? (MSRP at 85k sticker w/ only 20 Miles on ODO)
So far LOVIN the car and enjoy the quietness of the car. The Flaxen interior is a one of a kind I must say. I currently also own a 2006 Acura TL and still driving the car. LS460 is stored in garage due to big storm here in SoCal.
Please feel free to post up the prices you paid for yours!
Thanks!
-D
I cannot comment on the market at the moment, but from the numbers you shared, it doesn't look like you did badly at all.
You are at $13k off MSRP. Lexus appears to have $6k in marketing cash, so that brings you down to a "real" discount of $7k. Without options, MSRP is about 6.2k above Invoice; with options, the spread is probably closer to $7k. So, you effectively purchased the vehicle at around Invoice, which is good.
Could you have gone slightly lower? Maybe, because it's a 2014, but then again (1) this is where the $6k from the factory comes in and (2) this is not a volume vehicle, so there's always that balancing act between haggling and risking losing the car to another buyer.
There are my 2 cents. Curious to hear what others who may have purchased recently will say.
FWIW, I did buy my 600h recently and know I could have probably bought it for slightly less. However, I had been watching that market like a hawk, and 2010+ vehicles in good shape weren't lasting in some areas of the country (like where I found mine), so I had to jump.
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Good price, I've paid the same back in december of 2006 and my car is not the "F" - didn't exist back then, and today, after all those years, it is still completely problem-free. As the Yen goes back down to about Y150 per dollar, these cars will probably keep their prices at those levels or even go down a bit.
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I don't buy new cars. So I can't tell you if you got a good deal or not. However, when it comes down to whether you paid a couple of grand too much, or hit the jackpot with a terrific negotiation, it's not a big deal. I've always found that when you want something bad enough, it's not about the money. It's about loving and enjoying the item you want. If you plan on keeping the car for years and think, well maybe I could have shaved another grand off the price, you're talking $200 a year for 5 years. Chump change when you're talking about spending $70 grand.
I'd say you got your dream car. And that . . . is the best deal out there! Enjoy.
I'd say you got your dream car. And that . . . is the best deal out there! Enjoy.
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Thanks for the breakdown Caha! The LS600 is a beauty! Congrats to you as well and I hope you're enjoying your new baby.
I tried to negotiate lower but they would not budge at all on the price, nor would they give me any additional incentives (no free car washes, etc, etc). Since they advised me that they were taking a "loss" on the car in which I highly doubt would be the case... Luckily, I knew I was around invoice after a few weeks of research on the car! I was so exhausted from that day that I totally forgot to post on here before pulling the trigger. Nevertheless, I am happy with purchase price thus far but would love to hear more!
Amazing. You must do a very good job maintaining the vehicle!
Good to know I didn't get taken advantage of. They did not seem to want to negotiate any further. This may be due to my age. =\
I completely agree with you. It's definitely one of the cars with all the options that I've wanted, therefore, IMO, it was a phenomenal deal! More input the better!
The funny part about this deal was that my intentions weren't to purchase the car that day. I literally just stopped by after work to check out the car and after driven it, I knew this was the car. Asked to see if they would match the price from another lexus dealership that was further away and I even offered to provide them with an email. They did not even bother looking at the email and decided to give me this price immediately. What they didn't know was, the price of the other vehicle was actually a used one w/ 5k miles so that's when I knew I had a deal here.
I tried to negotiate lower but they would not budge at all on the price, nor would they give me any additional incentives (no free car washes, etc, etc). Since they advised me that they were taking a "loss" on the car in which I highly doubt would be the case... Luckily, I knew I was around invoice after a few weeks of research on the car! I was so exhausted from that day that I totally forgot to post on here before pulling the trigger. Nevertheless, I am happy with purchase price thus far but would love to hear more!
Good price, I've paid the same back in december of 2006 and my car is not the "F" - didn't exist back then, and today, after all those years, it is still completely problem-free. As the Yen goes back down to about Y150 per dollar, these cars will probably keep their prices at those levels or even go down a bit.
I don't buy new cars. So I can't tell you if you got a good deal or not. However, when it comes down to whether you paid a couple of grand too much, or hit the jackpot with a terrific negotiation, it's not a big deal. I've always found that when you want something bad enough, it's not about the money. It's about loving and enjoying the item you want. If you plan on keeping the car for years and think, well maybe I could have shaved another grand off the price, you're talking $200 a year for 5 years. Chump change when you're talking about spending $70 grand.
I'd say you got your dream car. And that . . . is the best deal out there! Enjoy.
I'd say you got your dream car. And that . . . is the best deal out there! Enjoy.
The funny part about this deal was that my intentions weren't to purchase the car that day. I literally just stopped by after work to check out the car and after driven it, I knew this was the car. Asked to see if they would match the price from another lexus dealership that was further away and I even offered to provide them with an email. They did not even bother looking at the email and decided to give me this price immediately. What they didn't know was, the price of the other vehicle was actually a used one w/ 5k miles so that's when I knew I had a deal here.
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Sounds like a great deal to me. I just bought my 2014 LS 460 on Black Friday. It stickered for 81.2K and I got it for 73.2K. It's not an F-sport, but had multiple option package upgrades. I perhaps could have got a bit more off of the price, but being here in Hawaii, and they are the only Lexus dealer, I was satisfied that they came off the price 8K. The best part of the equation for me was they gave me what I ask for on my trade in, a 2011 RX 350. They did low ball me on the trade in at first, by 5K. I stuck to my guns and this is my fourth car from them in the past 8 years, so they agreed on my price. Of course they will still make good money on the used car and they made money on the LS too. Enjoy your new ride, I'm loving mine so far.
PS. my other ride is a 2013 GS 350.
Cheers, Tim in Hawaii
PS. my other ride is a 2013 GS 350.
Cheers, Tim in Hawaii
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22,000 miles , no accidents, still under warranty , no ML, or upgraded rear seat, otherwise fully loaded. Bought in August.
36,267.00 USD plus tax, no other fees
36,267.00 USD plus tax, no other fees
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Sounds like a great deal to me. I just bought my 2014 LS 460 on Black Friday. It stickered for 81.2K and I got it for 73.2K. It's not an F-sport, but had multiple option package upgrades. I perhaps could have got a bit more off of the price, but being here in Hawaii, and they are the only Lexus dealer, I was satisfied that they came off the price 8K. The best part of the equation for me was they gave me what I ask for on my trade in, a 2011 RX 350. They did low ball me on the trade in at first, by 5K. I stuck to my guns and this is my fourth car from them in the past 8 years, so they agreed on my price. Of course they will still make good money on the used car and they made money on the LS too. Enjoy your new ride, I'm loving mine so far.
PS. my other ride is a 2013 GS 350.
Cheers, Tim in Hawaii
PS. my other ride is a 2013 GS 350.
Cheers, Tim in Hawaii
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I was also looking into getting a Hyundai Equus but coincidentally found a thread on the Hyundai Genesis pricing thread which really helped me out on what price I should be paying instead of what they listed on sticker. They had a list of True Invoice pricing as well, which helped.
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