cats899

Hi Everyone,

I am considering purchasing a 2016 Lexus GS F. I noticed that some folks are getting up to 20K off on the sticker price. With that said, I am leaning towards a used 2016 model with low mileage and have it narrowed down to the following two GS F’s:

Option 1:

http://www.hendrickatlanta.com/used-...BP1BL8GA001871



Option 2:

http://www.audiofbedford.com/detail-...-16332851.html



Given the discounts on the new 2016 GS F’s, what do you think is a fair sale price for each ?



Thanks,

ssmoked

Low low 60s

they might not want to sell it to you though

tq745

I would ask for around 65k out the door.

ssmoked

that 65k number might need to be adjusted, in the case if OP is trading in something worth close to 60k

E90076

For what it's worth, I recently was negotiating for a few 2016 GSF's with around 1500 miles and the lowest I got to was 65,500. Keep in mind one dealer was at 71k and wouldn't budge...which was absolutely ridiculous...I wasn't happy with either offer and walked away. Think you could get to low $60's.

lobuxracer

iTrader: (2)

Both are asking more than we paid for new.

Fuji27R

I bought a brand new 2016 GS F at MSRP.
All is good Im very happy with the Lexus Buying Experience.
I got a priceless ______ in return.
It's not all about the mighty $$$.
I rather Give than Recieve. The gesture always comes back ten folds over.
At any rate between 60k to 65k is Fair.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU
The GS F is an awesome Track car pretending as a luxurious Lexus Sedan.
In other word It's a SLEEPER!
LOL

2URGSE

There was a really nice one at Johnson Lexus of Durham here in North Carolina if it hasn't sold yet. 60 something was the price. Silver with orange calipers.

LexusBC

If you are willing to make a drive.....DFW has this one with 1800 miles.

http://www.sewelllexus-fortworth.com...-TX/2975678563

and this one at a non-lexus dealer with 10k miles

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...5967/overview/

dwayne4lex

Here is another option right here in Georgia
http://www.lexusatlanta.com/VehicleD...-GA/2984926063

jman911TTS

Well said. I was planning to get rid of my GSF when I got the P100D a few months ago but wife took it over for DD. I've been driving it as my DD since, it's a great car over all and especially for the price. Cant go wrong! Good luck with your search mate.

Diesel350

Buy this one here for $57k or use the listing to negotiate with other dealers.

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invent...ting=171335696

lobuxracer

iTrader: (2)

Only if they don't realize it has a salvage title. Not much to negotiate there.

mr2dave

Gotta agree with Lobuxracer and being a salvage. You will get toasted trying to trade a salvage in and that will easily offset any savings and then some on this purchase unless you plan to keep it and drive it into the ground but even then...

The car states it has only 281 miles on it, sure would like to know the history (for craps-and-giggles) on how it met its demise. Someone either totalled it or got hit to the extent of totalling it on the initial test drive or a handful of ones thereafter for you have to figure some of the 281 current miles had to come after repairs.

cats899

Thanks for the recommendations everyone. I am in my final negotiations right now and I am either going to purchase the 2016 Lexus blue GS F with ~3,000 miles on it or, believe it or not, purchase a brand new 2018 Audi S4. I know the GS F & S4 are not in the same class, however I test-drove the S4 the other day and I liked it. I was hoping I could get some more thoughts on if I should purchase the GS or the S4 ? The out the door price for both is the same, so I am struggling to make a decision :-)