Enigma869

I really wasn't driving it at all, so thought it was time to find her a good home. This car is simply AMAZING, but too nice for me as an every day driver. I'll miss this car. The Executive Seating Package is a RIDICULOUS (in a good way) option. At least I now have owning this car out of my system, and I feel like a got a great price for it (see link below). Maybe now, some mileage will get racked up.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=300722249238

John

aazz

OMG
you got a very good price for 2007 !!!

good for you , start looking for 2010

patgilm

Nice little profit you made there based on what you paid a few months ago!

imherenow

that is a nice package but some of the pictures looks different from others...but meh @least you sold the car.

Nick2JZ

yes i noticed that too...............especially no button for rear passenger windows shades?

lbintab

iTrader: (1)

Yeah i seen that online. good sell.

jre002

Wow. Nice car, but someone waaayyyy overpaid for it. Congrats though!

OneOfOne

just goes to show how much these cars are marked up on dealer lots. insane

Nat

iTrader: (1)

Lets hope that "that someone who overpaid for this is not on CL", reading this.

Enigma869

Not really much of a concern for me, at all. I've been a Sales Manager for most of my career and am acutely aware of the fact that something is only worth exactly what one other person is willing to pay for it.

I think the other point here is that everyone is rendering an opinion on what a 2007 LS 460 L with the executive seating package should sell for, when the reality is that this particular car simply doesn't exist (check every website under the sun). Obviously, a hard to find vehicle should sell for much closer to "book value" (and the sale price was still below that) than a run of the mill 2008 Honda Accord (which a buyer has endless thousands to choose from). In my opinion, it's very difficult to put a value on something that is impossible to find. I'm obviously happy with the price, but truth be told, I probably wouldn't have sold the car for much less than that. I wasn't desperate to sell the car. I just felt badly that I never really drove such a superb vehicle.

John

jre002

Nobody put a gun to their head to buy it, so I agree with you. I still think they overpaid, but hey, they're happy, you're happy... who cares?

stas2007

To many people , paying extra 5k is a lot more cost effective than spending next 6 months trying to find one thats a "good deal", i remember all the time I wasted when searching for a white on black long wheelbase-it was not fun at all.

FLDJM

Sounds like a good deal, only thing about the executive seats is who are they for? Your kids? Your friends when you drive them around or you and you are driven?

Enigma869

I guess it's for whomever is sitting in the back seat. I personally thought it was a bad *** option, as the LS is the only luxury car that this exists on. Ultimately, regardless of who it is really for, it makes the car very unique and separates it from the crowd. If I'm not mistaken, it was nearly a $15K option when the car was new. I understand what many are saying about the price, but again, how does one really know what market value is on a car like this, when there probably aren't 30 of them a year that are sold across the nation? I've always been a bit of a car junkie (have owned more than 100 of them in my life), so my rule is to always get the nicest car, for the lowest price, and with the most options. Following that strategy has almost always allowed me to make a profit on every car that I've ever sold in my life.

John

PRSUIT460

iTrader: (3)

Anything is worth whatever someone will pay for it. That is a nice LS. I just have the cooled/recline seats in my LS460 and people that ride in it prefer to sit in the back.