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Not too many option packages or color choices with the LX. They come very well equipped even on the base models. My only advice is to skip the pimp my ride screens if possible - a total waste of 2k. Odds are every LX you will see will either be base or loaded, though.
Pricing - go to Truecar and bring that to the dealer and negotiate from there. Truecar is very aggressive already and there won't be much more discount beyond that.
I work in the business and we have a love/hate with Truecar. They bring in lots of customers and also cut the profit to the bone.
I love truecar and use it quite often. As a starting point for the price negotiation. A few thousands under the Truecar price is usually a quite good deal :-)
I love truecar and use it quite often. As a starting point for the price negotiation. A few thousands under the Truecar price is usually a quite good deal :-)
Exactly - Truecar is already starting you below invoice, sometimes thousands.
I agree that there are not many option packages to choose from and agree as well on skipping on the entertainment package with those LCD screens. Out dated technology, given the use of cell phones and iPads.
I agree that there are not many option packages to choose from and agree as well on skipping on the entertainment package with those LCD screens. Out dated technology, given the use of cell phones and iPads.
At least the 2016 screens have decent resolution and screen size but the 2013-2015 ones are a joke and I can't believe how many buyers opted for this 2,000 dollar option. But that is how they were/are mostly ordered.
Nice markup on that option but the current manufacturer favorites are backup camera (for now) and navigation.
Chocolate, I agree that they are better, but for that amount of cash, you would expect them to make you a latte, or at least buttered popcorn, as you watch your favorite movie. Crazy spendy for what you get, IMHO.
Chocolate, I agree that they are better, but for that amount of cash, you would expect them to make you a latte, or at least buttered popcorn, as you watch your favorite movie. Crazy spendy for what you get, IMHO.
Like others said it is the only option that may or may not be on your new LX. My dealer did not have a single LX come in without the entertainment system. If you did not want you would have to special order and wait for months and months.
It is a near $100k vehicle and I find the cost of the entertainment system to be a non-issue if you are wanting a new LX in my area.
If i were you, i would test drive a GX and LX back to back and see which drives better. This thing handles awful, and if its an improvment over prior LXs I cant imagine how bad they drove. Its got some serious lag and tranny issues and lacks power. Lexus I believe will be adding turbos to then next generation of suvs and be more on par with the RR.
I am waiting for the next generation LX, which should be here in 2-3 years hopefully. gl anyway whatever your decision.
I would say that the lag is indeed frustrating when first starting to drive the LX, but it LEARNS over time and becomes more responsive the longer you drive it.