Originally Posted by BOBFSPORT

You obviously overpay for your cars because you have no knowledge of how volume Lexus dealerships make their money. 1. incentives- Lexus throws money at certain models depending on the month and how well that model is doing. Example- last December dealers were getting up to 10k from Lexus (corporate) for every RCF they leased. 2. Volume- so even though they aren't making "profit" they get huge bonuses each month for moving a certain amount of cars. You could walk into a dealer at the end of the month and be their 100th sale which might be worth a 60k bonus to them, so sometimes they will even move the final few cars at a "loss".

Please stop posting your "calculations" on this forum and inferring that someone else's deal (or friends deal) is BS if you aren't knowlegable on the subject.

Originally Posted by ssmoked

Can you comprehend post #26, the numbers and bait and switch??! Or are you illiterate??

Those incentives you are talking about and what you received are year end promotions for left over 2015s, hence depreciation. Genius, you didn't really receive that much money from Lexus, your vehicle just lost that much by sitting for a year.
We are talking about 2016s, until year end you are not going to receive that discount. Again, depreciation.
Yes I love to over pay for my vehicles. That's why I negotiated 20% off on my 2015 Rcf, again partially depreciation.
Post some real numbers on a 2016 to back up your thesis and I will eat my words. Until then, stop ASSuming.

Originally Posted by BOBFSPORT

Jesus you aren't very intelligent. Lexus didn't give me anything but they 100% did cut a check for 10k to the Lexus dealership I leased from and it's not MY car or MY cars depreciation as I would never purchase a vehicle with terrible depreciation and excellent lease incentives.