Prospective IS300 owner - Question
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Prospective IS300 owner - Question
Hello everyone,
I'm looking to purchase a 2018 Lexus IS300 for my aunt, but have a budget of no more than $500 (taxes & fees included) per month, and can put up to $5000 down. Do you think this can be viable? If not, I may resort to purchasing a used IS. If you don't mind, I was hoping if you could also share what some of your monthly payment numbers are. Thank you! The IS is a beautiful car.
I'm looking to purchase a 2018 Lexus IS300 for my aunt, but have a budget of no more than $500 (taxes & fees included) per month, and can put up to $5000 down. Do you think this can be viable? If not, I may resort to purchasing a used IS. If you don't mind, I was hoping if you could also share what some of your monthly payment numbers are. Thank you! The IS is a beautiful car.
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Hello everyone,
I'm looking to purchase a 2018 Lexus IS300 for my aunt, but have a budget of no more than $500 (taxes & fees included) per month, and can put up to $5000 down. Do you think this can be viable? If not, I may resort to purchasing a used IS. If you don't mind, I was hoping if you could also share what some of your monthly payment numbers are. Thank you! The IS is a beautiful car.
I'm looking to purchase a 2018 Lexus IS300 for my aunt, but have a budget of no more than $500 (taxes & fees included) per month, and can put up to $5000 down. Do you think this can be viable? If not, I may resort to purchasing a used IS. If you don't mind, I was hoping if you could also share what some of your monthly payment numbers are. Thank you! The IS is a beautiful car.
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See what your bank gives you since your credit score is so good and assuming you've been with a bank for a while, they would take care of a loyal customer. Does it have to be a 2018?
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No, I'd actually prefer it to be a 2017 if it's a new car, but that's hoping it'll be a better value-buy. I'll look into my bank. Thanks.
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