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Total of12.7% off MSRP including the rebate (10.2% not including the rebate)
10% discount by dealer is pretty standard I believe. When we were shopping we went as far as NC and also tried a dealer in GA. Most dealers would give a discount like this.
Hi, I'm a newbie here from Houston. I'm looking to purchase my first Lexus, a RX350 F Sport. I'm wondering what type of pricing members have paid for this trim that is fair.
Also this will be my first purchase in a while, and I'm reading that a lot of people here are emailing the dealerships to get their best price. Does this really work? I guess I need a bit help with this technique.
Hi, I'm a newbie here from Houston. I'm looking to purchase my first Lexus, a RX350 F Sport. I'm wondering what type of pricing members have paid for this trim that is fair.
Also this will be my first purchase in a while, and I'm reading that a lot of people here are emailing the dealerships to get their best price. Does this really work? I guess I need a bit help with this technique.
TIA for the feedback!
Most dealerships in Houston wont offer deep discount right off the bat, although that can be of any other dealership nationwide. I got good offer from Lexus of Fort Worth through emails and phone calls. Westside Lexus in Houston then beat it by another 1%. Total discount is 13% of MSRP. In my experience, 12-14% off MSRP is attainable for F sport with the exception with rioja red interior color combo. None of the dealerships in Texas willing to go below 7% off for the red leather unless you catch them at the right time of the month or find one that's been sitting on the lot for more than 60 days
My dealer is offering $8500 off (includes 2000 Lexus Cash) and a $599 Dealer Doc junk fee on any in stock or incoming premium RX or RXH. I'm looking to buy an RX450H with an MSRP of $57,114 (which he doesn't have in stock). So the dealer is ready to place a custom order with a May delivery and a dealer commitment of $6500 discount (and dealer junk fee of $599), so basically the rest $2000 would be replaced by whatever the ongoing Lexus Cash would be at time of delivery. I'm thinking that Lexus Cash for RX would go down to $750 next month, so I'll end up short on discount.
Has anyone had better luck with a custom order with a discount? And is the above discount for in stock vehicle good enough?
Thanks!
Last edited by tipsytopsy; Apr 16, 2019 at 07:02 PM.
I had a offer of $6500 off plus the Lexus 2K on a $63,484 List Price. They also threw in the $699.50 junk fee (dealer Fee). No good enough for me. Lots of these vehicles available .
MSRP: $59,975
Discount:$4,600 (negotiated)
Lexus Cash: $2,000
Selling price: $53,375
Discount comes out to 11% off MSRP including Lexus Cash
Were any of you able to negotiate more off?
This was in Houston. I wanted Mark Levinson, but the color combination was more important to me. Car has to be brought in from another dealer. I said ok. Proud new owner
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