Anyone out there who can get one at Auction or can point me in the right direction (other than
cars.com and autotrader) on where a "fairly" priced model with less that 40K miles is? It seems
like dealers charge more for this color...at least that is what I have seen and I refuse to pay
more for just a different color paint. What are the manheim prices on these models?

Thanks in advance,

-HL

 

we both looking at same cars,,since i sold my GS few weeks ago been searching but no luck,,
i can find 100 silver LSs but nothing for white ones,,,

 

wonder if this has anything to do with it

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/car...int-color.html

 

you be lucky to find a pearl opaline in swb, so if you need to repaint the bumer, are you gonna tell them no im not paying extra for the pearl just use the flat paint lol

 

My favorite color to say the least, especially if it was White on Charcoal. Good Luck!

 

OK - how about silver or black....even burgundy would do....with tan interior of course.

 

Too bad you're not interested in Black Sapphire Pearl. I'm selling mine as soon as my '12 ships from Japan. Only 14K miles.

 

i am thinking of selling mine, I just posted it today just to see what is out there...

I just posted pics on th vossen thread

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv...654985795.html

It took me 6 months to wait for a white one LW to come into reach of my checkbook and i drove 10 hours to get it. Only reason I am selling it is to get out of my current career and back in school for my master's

 

Is it me or do those 19 inch wheels look larger than they are and really nice??

 

i know huh its crazy they look so much like 22"s.................

 

Those are 22s in the pic...the ad said it would come with oem 19s though

 

White is a hard color to find, especially LWB. When I bought mine, there were maybe 3-4 in all of California. Good luck.

 

yes those are 22s....

 

I believe 2008 was the point in the recession where luxury car sales took a dive. There are likely to be fewer cars available and dealers are still buying up used units to maintain profitable used car inventories.