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I'm actively looking for a GS F. If you have a current contact for Nalley Lexus Roswell I'd like it please. All the names in this thread and others are not listed in their Meet our Staff page. Feel free to PM me. I'm in Orlando, FL, so it's a day trip for me up and back.
I'm new to the world of leasing/buying and I'm currently fancying a GS-F. I was reading through this thread and it seems like the 20k off MSRP is only possible with 2016. I'm in AZ and southern CA so what are some of the better deals you've gotten with leasing so I can have a number to base that off. Thank you for your input.
What's the word on latest deals? I never see GS F around these parts and seems like NorCal dealers don't have any '17's left. Cars.com shows 3 in a 250 mile radius.
Purchased used 2016 GSF with 1,200 miles...had 44 months and almost 49k factory warranty intact...had few extras (Mark Levinson, Orange Calipers, Preferred Accessories Package, Illuminated stills)....paid 63K
Traded in my GS 350 F-Sports
Hi Everyone, I am in Los Angeles and I am considering a white 2017 GS-F with 5,000 miles. Going for a test drive and will report back on the numbers offered by the dealer. I am really interested in how the AVS handles rough roads. Trading in a 2014 GS350 with 18k miles.
UPDATE: Well, the test drive was cool. Great car. AVS is for real. In Eco and Normal it rides almost as nice as my non F sport GS350. Put it in Sport or Sport Plus and everything changes. Loved the color combo too. The dealer (South Bay Lexus) offered $86,370 and then dropped it to 80,000. No deal.
Every dealer That I have talked to me has advised NOT to purchase this vehicle BUT rather to lease it.They told me that the GSF has the LOWEST residual of any current LEXUS. The RCF is just right behind it.
What kind of deal did you get, finny? I see you just pulled the trigger on a 17. Congrats!
Pretty much the same deal as DENNISGSF did. While dealing, I've been going back n forth with it for about 3 weeks to the point where acquiring this car literally started stressing me out. Trust me it got down to the pennies where the dealer wouldn't even take $2.12 to round off the OTD to even the numbers!
Last year a lot of dealers took loss on the leftovers 2016, however that is not the case on the 2017. ParkPlace has still about 9 GSF's on their lot and we have 2 more months before the year ends!
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