mmai65

I'm looking at a CPO 2015 GS 350 with 27k miles, luxury package, park assist, blind spot, and Mark Levinson which is listed at $40,388 and CPO 2015 GS 350 F-Sport, 13k miles, park assist, blind spot, and Mark Levinson for $41,888. Do these prices sound about right? I'm kinda having a hard time determining how much CPO adds on to the price. Going to check them out tomorrow.

bred

Did you get a chance to see the cars?

ssmoked

if you can get them mid 30 before ttl, that's a deal

DallasDave

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That sounds "about" right. I purchased my 2015 GS350 CPO configured the way you mentioned: Luxury, ~22k/mi, park assist, blind spot, Mark Levinson, etc. and it was $40,700. This was in August-Sept 2016.

roblim

Those prices sound high to me, but my 2014 GS350 CPO is a Premium package not a Luxury package. It had 13k miles and was $34k. I think you will find that dealers don't reduce the prices much if at all on CPO cars. Its not like a new car where you can expect a 10-15% discount. At least that was my experience. CPO tacks on an extra 3-5k to the selling price. CPO is actually something that the dealership pays Toyota for. I believe it costs a dealer 1k to sell a car as CPO.