Brand new to the site and looking for some info. Have read the sticky posts up top but most of the info seems dated. I've been voluntold to help my mother-in-law with the purchase of her next vehicle. As of right now she is leaning towards a NX. Thus, I'm trying to do my due diligence and get her the best deal I can. Having recently purchased a new Jeep myself, online forums were a godsend to going in informed and getting a great deal. With that...


- Can someone point me in the right direction to a web site, spread sheet, etc... with current msrp and invoice pricing for the NX?

- Are there any preferred dealers out there that do primarily online sales below invoice? I traveled to Virginia from S Florida to purchase my Jeep from a dealership that is huge on online sales. Not sure if my mother-in-law in interested in that, but it's a good place to start and seeing what pricing is possible.

 

There is a thread here that shows what people have paid for their vehicles, but as you noted, there aren’t many recent examples. As to sources to find MSRP there are numerous sources, such as autos.msn.com, kbb.com, edmunds.com and truecar.com. I like kbb as it gives you a nice range for an expected price. Of course, your mileage may vary

 

Current events being what they are, bicycles, furniture and cars are all getting pretty much sold out.
The plants are/were shut down and now that the stores are back open everyone seems to be spending
the airfare, ocean cruise, getaway money they can not spend. You will have a tough time even finding an NX
and will be highly unlikely to find anyone prepared to sell at or near invoice.

 

I see a lot of NX here in SoCal Southbay Torrance, very far from you but they have them. Finding a Rolex sub at retail is another story.

 

Welcome aboard Gregg20.

Here's the thread.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/nx-...-lease-76.html

I agree with Technut has mentioned above. As you have mentioned, your best bet is to probably email the different dealerships and see who will respond with the best deals.

Much easier than a phone call