2007 Gs350 Prices
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Hey guys, I'm looking for a deal similar to DunnoJack's. I'm in Houston, TX and so far the lowest offer I've gotten is $42,900 + TTL for a car with the MSRP of $47,150. Does anyone know of dealers in Tx where I can get $41k + TTL?
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Just scooped up a Quartz GS350 w/ 18" summer wheels for $42,250... It was the best offer I got in Houston. I was able to get an offer for $41,000 in SoCal, but didn't feel that $1,250 was worth all the trouble to drive/ship the car.
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haha. i think so....
but you don't live in so cal.
OTOH, we get raped on living expenses.
actually, I think we've all been raped by $5000. I think the starting price should be 39000 rather than 44000.
i just don't see how this car can sticker at 47000. I guess that's why the GS never gets a "Best Buy" rating.
but you don't live in so cal.
OTOH, we get raped on living expenses.
actually, I think we've all been raped by $5000. I think the starting price should be 39000 rather than 44000.
i just don't see how this car can sticker at 47000. I guess that's why the GS never gets a "Best Buy" rating.
Last edited by dunnojack; Jun 8, 2007 at 01:22 PM.
Would anyone buy the ES if this car starts at 39k?
I can see how this car stickers at 47, as a matter of fact, mine is close to 51k sticker... and I still felt it was a bargain compared to M35x, 5, and E.
I can see how this car stickers at 47, as a matter of fact, mine is close to 51k sticker... and I still felt it was a bargain compared to M35x, 5, and E.
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Offer 14% off. Then stop at 13% during your second go-around. Don't ask them for their offer first. State your offer first.
13% off is more than fair to them.
there are too many nav/MLs.
and we're getting toward the end of the model year.
so cal should be easy. call managers at 20 dealers, rinse n repeat.
Last edited by dunnojack; Jun 13, 2007 at 05:01 PM.
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I was getting quotes anywhere from $800 to $1,500 over for a Nav, but non-ML car. I ended up getting this car with a $48,997 MSRP for invoice which was around $43,500. I got the sense that the ML cars are in short supply, so I'm nut sure how anxious they are to deal on them.
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I was getting quotes anywhere from $800 to $1,500 over for a Nav, but non-ML car. I ended up getting this car with a $48,997 MSRP for invoice which was around $43,500. I got the sense that the ML cars are in short supply, so I'm nut sure how anxious they are to deal on them.