2016 RX Best Prices So Far?
#76
Hey guys- my 1st post as I am looking for the best deal of F Sport package.
So far I got a dealer to quote me:
MSRP $59,975
costco discount ($3.817)
selling price $56,158
fees $607
ca tax $ 5k
Total: ~$61.8k
So far I havent see much confirmed deals better than this for F sport. Please let me know otherwise.
Thanks
So far I got a dealer to quote me:
MSRP $59,975
costco discount ($3.817)
selling price $56,158
fees $607
ca tax $ 5k
Total: ~$61.8k
So far I havent see much confirmed deals better than this for F sport. Please let me know otherwise.
Thanks
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Went for a test drive in N. VA dealership over the weekend and came back with a '16 RX 350 with some basic options(moon roof, blind spot monitoring, heat/vent front seats, all weather mat, cross bar), no navi or safety stuff.
MSRP was $48k and got it for $48k out the door. Since my tax is around $2500 already, I would say it gave me $2500 discount on 2016 model. I guess this model/option combo was too generic and dealer has several on lots.
MSRP was $48k and got it for $48k out the door. Since my tax is around $2500 already, I would say it gave me $2500 discount on 2016 model. I guess this model/option combo was too generic and dealer has several on lots.
#78
Hey guys- my 1st post as I am looking for the best deal of F Sport package.
So far I got a dealer to quote me:
MSRP $59,975
costco discount ($3.817)
selling price $56,158
fees $607
ca tax $ 5k
Total: ~$61.8k
So far I havent see much confirmed deals better than this for F sport. Please let me know otherwise.
Thanks
So far I got a dealer to quote me:
MSRP $59,975
costco discount ($3.817)
selling price $56,158
fees $607
ca tax $ 5k
Total: ~$61.8k
So far I havent see much confirmed deals better than this for F sport. Please let me know otherwise.
Thanks
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#80
No set price, each dealer negotiates the deal separately with Costco. I was easily able to match $1500 off through multiple dealers so far.
#81
There are members on here that PMd me that can rep my deal hopefully one us signs the dotted line soon so it can silence the doubters like yourself.
Have a nice day brah.
#82
Lexus of Carlsbad. Newport Beach Lexus also said they would match that. They had a Black Friday deal going on for maintenance/service on new vehicle purchases so you might want to check with them too. If you call and talk to Russ, he seemed like the most willing to offer anything.
#83
Closing in on deal with a 2016 450h F sport. Silver lining, rioja red.
2000 off MSRP.
Got additional 1500 for my trade in from their base offer.
No fees whatsoever.
Special order unit with all options except RSES.
2000 off MSRP.
Got additional 1500 for my trade in from their base offer.
No fees whatsoever.
Special order unit with all options except RSES.
#84
This is what I wanted to know. So dealers do negotiate off from MSRP on special orders?
#85
I got ~3k off MSRP at the time and I'm by no means a hard bargainer. No deposit required either. The RX is hugely popular here and the dealer was confident they would sell it shortly if I wasn't happy with the vehicle.
Each dealer makes their own choice as to how to handle this. the one 20 miles up the road wanted a $1,000 non refundable deposit and full MSRP.
#86
Considering this is a hot New vehicle, I think it's a good deal.
I'm not surprised the above poster got a discount since the 2013 wasn't exactly a new model.
#87
My car is being delivered tonight. I asked dealer 3 times about Costco pricing, but they ignored all of those emails.
RX 350 AWD
MSRP $53,600
My price: $50,000
Had to do a dealer trade with a dealer over 100 miles away to get the car up here in SoCal area.
Gave me $2k more than original quote for trade-in
also had someone refer me to Toyota Associates VIP Referral Program http://www.toyota.com/tarp/?pin=nbd213407#/welcome
not as good as employee pricing and i still have to negotiate with the dealer, but the GM of the dealership gets involved in the transaction and i'm guessing he can be influential...
RX 350 AWD
MSRP $53,600
My price: $50,000
Had to do a dealer trade with a dealer over 100 miles away to get the car up here in SoCal area.
Gave me $2k more than original quote for trade-in
also had someone refer me to Toyota Associates VIP Referral Program http://www.toyota.com/tarp/?pin=nbd213407#/welcome
not as good as employee pricing and i still have to negotiate with the dealer, but the GM of the dealership gets involved in the transaction and i'm guessing he can be influential...
#88
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My car is being delivered tonight. I asked dealer 3 times about Costco pricing, but they ignored all of those emails.
RX 350 AWD
MSRP $53,600
My price: $50,000
Had to do a dealer trade with a dealer over 100 miles away to get the car up here in SoCal area.
Gave me $2k more than original quote for trade-in
also had someone refer me to Toyota Associates VIP Referral Program http://www.toyota.com/tarp/?pin=nbd213407#/welcome
not as good as employee pricing and i still have to negotiate with the dealer, but the GM of the dealership gets involved in the transaction and i'm guessing he can be influential...
RX 350 AWD
MSRP $53,600
My price: $50,000
Had to do a dealer trade with a dealer over 100 miles away to get the car up here in SoCal area.
Gave me $2k more than original quote for trade-in
also had someone refer me to Toyota Associates VIP Referral Program http://www.toyota.com/tarp/?pin=nbd213407#/welcome
not as good as employee pricing and i still have to negotiate with the dealer, but the GM of the dealership gets involved in the transaction and i'm guessing he can be influential...
#89