Official RC-F Price Thread (Merged Threads)
09-07-17, 01:57 PM
#796
Yes, I can agree with this. Purchased my RCF with only 2300 miles on the clock from Canada a year ago and I paid $48,900 out the door. Yes transfer and title was paid here in Florida which came out to a little over $3k. So roughly, I paid $51,900 in total. Oh and Endras BMW did free shipping in an enclosed trailer.
09-07-17, 08:25 PM
#797
02-14-18, 12:37 PM
#798
Yes, I can agree with this. Purchased my RCF with only 2300 miles on the clock from Canada a year ago and I paid $48,900 out the door. Yes transfer and title was paid here in Florida which came out to a little over $3k. So roughly, I paid $51,900 in total. Oh and Endras BMW did free shipping in an enclosed trailer.
10-03-18, 12:20 PM
#799
Driver School Candidate
Hey all, I’m considering buying an RCF but I’m totally new to Lexus. I’ve been a domestic car guy my whole life. A dealer near me has a new 2017 on their lot, and it seems the 2019’s are in production. Any idea what I could expect for a 2 model year old new car?
10-03-18, 02:42 PM
#800
I was looking at a '17 this Spring. Was CPO with 8k miles, had all options except performance package. Dealer had a no haggle price of $62. I watched it drop to $58,500 before they sold it. Another dealer had a new '16 and still has it. They want $65k. It's coming into fall, so you may get a better deal? I'd say new '17s are going to be in the$60-65k range depending on options. They are rare and sticker prices are $75-80. I didn't find dealers wanted to deal on older new cars, but saw people on here picking up current year new ones for mid $60s. I ended up getting a CPO '15 with all options, 17k miles for $49k.
10-03-18, 03:33 PM
#801
Lexus Test Driver
Yeah, the major advantage of 19 over the 17 is, the 10 inch screen. Other than that, there is almost no significant difference. 2017 also has the AVS, which gives you better ability to soften or stiffen the suspension. RCF is due for a refresh so buying the 2017 makes the most sense, if you can get a big discount on the 2017.
10-03-18, 06:32 PM
#802
Driver School Candidate
Awesome, thanks! The car is listed as new but has about 900 miles on it, so to me that’s not really new even if it’s never been sold. I’m gonna call the dealer back tomorrow and see what they’re willing to do.
follow up. The dealer emailed me before I returned her call offering 17k off the 76,xxx msrp. I returned the email basically saying no thanks but inviting her to sweeten the pot. We’ll see what happens. I’m really early in my consideration of buying a new car, so it’s gonna have to be a smokin deal to get me to jump on it.
follow up. The dealer emailed me before I returned her call offering 17k off the 76,xxx msrp. I returned the email basically saying no thanks but inviting her to sweeten the pot. We’ll see what happens. I’m really early in my consideration of buying a new car, so it’s gonna have to be a smokin deal to get me to jump on it.
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10-05-18, 05:55 AM
#803
Instructor
Proud Owner
I also live in Fairfax and have yet to meet another RCF Owner in the area! We absolutely MUST link up!
Every Sunday morning I attend a Cars & Coffee gathering out at Dulles Landing. Out of all the Vettes, Porches, Mopar's, Beemers, etc - I have been the ONLY Lexus RCF in attendance! It would be great to park next to another proud RCF owner for sure!
I see all this talk about the fast GTR in this Thread. Despite being super fast - I honestly don't care for the car and would never buy one.
Met a super nice guy there who just got his GTR 3 weeks ago. I know nothing about this car, because I don't care for it - BUT have to admit that hearing this engine and seeing it take off from a stop is definitely a sight to see! On the other hand, I believe the RCF has much more style with its lines, and Im perfectly content with my Armytrix system that enabled 400 Rear Wheel Hp too. I absolutely love driving it thanks to the luxurious ride it provides, and all the attention it draws wherever I go (Nothing new to all of us who own one) I don't try to compare my choice to any other, and wouldn't be here if I did.
Now, since this Thread is all about RCF Prices I guess I should include mine here too. Its a long story which Ive shared in my own Threads.
Despite living just 4 miles from my usual Dealership (Pohanka Lexus) they just could not dial in numbers to my liking when it came to doing a DX with Lexus of Brooklyn for the Color Combo I wanted. Therefore, I contacted the Sales Manager direct up in Brooklyn. My 2017 Ultrasonic Blue & Circuit Red Premium Package RCF had a MSRP of exactly $76,662.00. (Which I would personally never pay- Who pays MSRP these days?)
Without going into my whole story again, I was able to obtain this fantastic car for $58,424.00 - which I am extremely fortunate of (Is this a good deal?)
One can certainly respect the attributes of these other cars mentioned within this thread, but if you're here in this Forum - I assume you drive a RCF ?
10-05-18, 07:15 AM
#804
Driver School Candidate
Hey Kdu-
Therefore, I contacted the Sales Manager direct up in Brooklyn. My 2017 Ultrasonic Blue & Circuit Red Premium Package RCF had a MSRP of exactly $76,662.00. (Which I would personally never pay- Who pays MSRP these days?)
Without going into my whole story again, I was able to obtain this fantastic car for $58,424.00 - which I am extremely fortunate of
Therefore, I contacted the Sales Manager direct up in Brooklyn. My 2017 Ultrasonic Blue & Circuit Red Premium Package RCF had a MSRP of exactly $76,662.00. (Which I would personally never pay- Who pays MSRP these days?)
Without going into my whole story again, I was able to obtain this fantastic car for $58,424.00 - which I am extremely fortunate of
10-05-18, 07:32 AM
#805
Lexus Test Driver
Was this on a current model year? I live in Annapolis, and the Sheehy dealership there isn’t budging from MSRP on the only one they have, which I genuinely wouldn’t buy anyways. It’s Orange. Not my thing... another dealership has a 17 that I like which they offered the same discount you got. Just wondering if there’s more juice to squeeze out of them.
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10-05-18, 07:50 AM
#806
Driver School Candidate
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10-05-18, 11:04 AM
#807
Pit Crew
Was this on a current model year? I live in Annapolis, and the Sheehy dealership there isn’t budging from MSRP on the only one they have, which I genuinely wouldn’t buy anyways. It’s Orange. Not my thing... another dealership has a 17 that I like which they offered the same discount you got. Just wondering if there’s more juice to squeeze out of them.
10-05-18, 11:47 AM
#808
Lexus Test Driver
10-05-18, 12:13 PM
#809
Instructor
Was this on a current model year? I live in Annapolis, and the Sheehy dealership there isn’t budging from MSRP on the only one they have, which I genuinely wouldn’t buy anyways. It’s Orange. Not my thing... another dealership has a 17 that I like which they offered the same discount you got. Just wondering if there’s more juice to squeeze out of them.
I literally took Amtrak to NYC, was picked up by a Driver in LS, and drove back home to FFX in my 2017 in USB.
I DO happen to know they have two 17's here near me. PM me if you want some serious hooks. I know them ALL very, very well too!
10-05-18, 03:20 PM
#810
Driver School Candidate
Sorry if my post misled you at all Dave.
I literally took Amtrak to NYC, was picked up by a Driver in LS, and drove back home to FFX in my 2017 in USB.
I DO happen to know they have two 17's here near me. PM me if you want some serious hooks. I know them ALL very, very well too!
I literally took Amtrak to NYC, was picked up by a Driver in LS, and drove back home to FFX in my 2017 in USB.
I DO happen to know they have two 17's here near me. PM me if you want some serious hooks. I know them ALL very, very well too!
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