Too good to be true?
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From: GA
Who steals them, how do they manage to pocket them without the salesperson noticing, and for what purpose are they stolen? FTR, I've NEVER seen an LS without its shift ****, either temporarily or permanently. Must have something to do with the kind of dealer and WHERE the lot is.
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From: Ca
Who steals them, how do they manage to pocket them without the salesperson noticing, and for what purpose are they stolen? FTR, I've NEVER seen an LS without its shift ****, either temporarily or permanently. Must have something to do with the kind of dealer and WHERE the lot is.
I thought it was weird at the time.
Who steals them, how do they manage to pocket them without the salesperson noticing, and for what purpose are they stolen? FTR, I've NEVER seen an LS without its shift ****, either temporarily or permanently. Must have something to do with the kind of dealer and WHERE the lot is.
Who steals them, how do they manage to pocket them without the salesperson noticing, and for what purpose are they stolen? FTR, I've NEVER seen an LS without its shift ****, either temporarily or permanently. Must have something to do with the kind of dealer and WHERE the lot is.
I used to export cars and all those items usual get stolen in transit.
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From: Harlem, NYC
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From: Atlanta, GA
Tee I really appreciate the gesture but I called and its already gone. I'm pissed since I saw that car listed over a month ago...but then again I wasn't quite ready at the time. Good to know that u sound like you're semi familiar with this place since I have noticed they have quite a few LS L's and was wondering what was up with them. They have other 2010s but I have certain options I'm looking for so I can wait. ...I guess
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I think the price is right for that car. In fact it could be a little high. Remember the new LS is out so the older ones should drop in value a bit. I bought my 07 in 2010 with 32k miles on it for $38,999. It is a SWB though but is relatively with loaded. I think its a great car at a good price. I would beat them up on price a bit. See if you can get a couple grand off
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From: Waiting for next track day
damn just saw the update. It wasnt meant to be . There is a better one out there for you. Are you set on the 460L?? I would tell you to go with the L. Air suspension would be enough reason for me on top if the extra room in the back. Good luck buddy
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From: Harlem, NYC
Yea I'm pretty dead set on a 2010 460L. Although the only thing I would possibly bend on is the 460 Sport. So you think the air suspension makes a big difference in the ride? I have yet to drive an LS w/o air.
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From: Ca
I couldnt feel any bumps in the road with the air but when I took the same route with the one with no air I was shocked.. Don't get me wrong the LS without air is still a great ride it's just SO MUCH BETTER with air.. Im in search of a used LS right now and I won't even look at one without air..