My Lexus dealer has a used certified 2024 NX350 Premium with 19373 miles on it for $39,999. Is this a good price?

 

That's only about 5k off the MSRP of a 2025 premium. Unless it has a lot of options I would see what I could get off of a 25 instead.

 

The (probable) reason that it is only 5K off is because it is a CPR. A CPR warranty is almost like getting a brand-new vehicle.

 

In my neck of the woods/local market, that is a solid price and would’ve been gone yesterday…

But please don’t impulse buy because of what “might” happen to the market — make sure you’re not settling on a color combo you wouldn’t have wanted had the market been stable.

 

I'll look into it

 

For a 2024, that is a lot of miles. As a rule of thumb, should be 12K miles per year. I'm from a major city and a 2025 RX350 Premium starts off at $42K. If you are able and willing and in a good financial spot to buy, I would opt for the new 2025.

 

What country? In the USA RX350 starts at $50k.

 

It seems like a great price.
In the midwest the 2025 NX350H premium starts at $48K,

I would not worry about the miles; I have 24 NX and already have 17K miles,

Check the option that comes with it. Since it is CPO, you get all the benefits of a new car.

 

Miles aren't an issue, especially since the 2024s first went on sale 2 years ago. I bought my 2024 in June of 2023, it has 30,000 miles on it already. The price would depend on the options, Premiums can range from high $40s to low $50s. If its a low $50s MSRP, that would be a good deal.

 

Seems like an excellent deal. Are you trading? Despite what the MSRP is supposed to be, there are always so many dealer add ons that make it difficult to find a new NX350 Premium under $48k.