Price Paid for RC 350
11-26-14, 08:06 AM
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I just got the 2014 is250 f sport less than a year ago. I went into JM Lexus and was told over 1k per month for the rc350 f sport. 10k down to be around 830 and thats with a 720 credit score 
needless to say i said thanks, but no thanks. i will just need to stay in my current lease until its time. i am sweating this car sooooo bad though.
needless to say i said thanks, but no thanks. i will just need to stay in my current lease until its time. i am sweating this car sooooo bad though.
11-26-14, 11:17 AM
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Whaaaaatt??? Sounds like a good bit of highway robbery going on at dealers with this car. Assuming this is a $52k F Sport, a lease with $3000 towards cap cost reduction and the Lexus standard tier 1 money factor, I can't see why the monthly payment should be much over $600 before tax is added in by my calculations, That's assuming a 63% residual on a 36 month lease.....not sure where those are running exactly but should be close.
Are you sure he wasn't quoting an RC-F??
Are you sure he wasn't quoting an RC-F??
Still, it is absolutley insane
11-27-14, 01:01 AM
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Why the shock? The model is hot and brand new. There are no incentives or factory support, supply is likely not meeting demand, and the dealer is not going to discount it when the next guy is willing to pay higher. This happens with all new Lexus's and higher end models. Those who have to be first are going to pay for it. It is their financial decision to do so.
11-27-14, 05:30 AM
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You are right, when the dealer see's you drooling when you walk in to the dealership, they know they got you right where they want you.
Why the shock? The model is hot and brand new. There are no incentives or factory support, supply is likely not meeting demand, and the dealer is not going to discount it when the next guy is willing to pay higher. This happens with all new Lexus's and higher end models. Those who have to be first are going to pay for it. It is their financial decision to do so.
11-27-14, 08:08 AM
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If or when I'm in the market for this car, I will remind the dealership of my additional interest in other new competitive coupes made by Mercedes and Cadillac. That always tends to help the deal.
11-29-14, 05:57 AM
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My RC 350f sport
$0 down
Tire and wheel warranty
Ding and scratch free repair
$723 per month
How bout that?
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01-01-15, 03:28 PM
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01-09-15, 07:42 AM
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I think it would be more beneficial to those planning to buy or lease in the future if you were to state exactly what packages your RC is equipped with. That way we know the price you paid in relation to your specific build!
Also, if you could please state the number you negotiated from and whether it was the MSRP or invoice price, that would go a long way as well! Thanks and hope you all are enjoying your new cars!
Also, if you could please state the number you negotiated from and whether it was the MSRP or invoice price, that would go a long way as well! Thanks and hope you all are enjoying your new cars!
