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Ripped off?: by reallywannamb on Mon Jul 21 15:32:45 PDT 2008; Anyone know if this is a good deal? Lexus of Greenwich, CT 08 GX470 36 months lease 36K allowable miles 822.06 first month 600.00 acquisition 249.00 Dealer Conveyance 50.94 sales tax 108.00 registration ________________ 1830.00 total on signing

Re: 2008 IS 250 AWD in Massachusetts [gnarlydude]: by mvs1 on Thu Jul 17 19:56:26 PDT 2008; Which dealer did you go through and what was the MSRP of the vehicle you bought? I looked at picking this vehicle up but opted for the G35, we're now back in the market for another vehicle and again came back to the IS250. I live in CT so driving to MA is not an issue.

Re: Good deal?/Safety question.... [osobear]: by mpzmba on Fri Jun 13 12:01:44 PDT 2008; Regarding a "good deal"--prices vary by market. I just picked up a GX470 in CT with the following options: Nav/Mark Levinson 3rd Row seat w/AC Convenience Package (net, mat, wheel locks) Tow Prep package Rear Spolier Titanium Silver w/Gray interior $45,800 + tax + tags Only "after market" item we installed was XM radio (so that it would read on Nav sceen)--$695 (a bit more than port installed). With all the travel we do to VT--XM is a blessing (no searching for stations--especially in the boonies). Thought the price overall was pretty good.

Re: 2009 RX 350 help [aubchic]: by karens2008 on Wed Jun 04 21:08:14 PDT 2008; i am new to leasing and just got a quote on a new model, the Infiniti EX35, and they would do a $490 monthly payment: Net Cap: 37,883.64, Residual: 52.% 21,619 and total depreciation of 16,264 term was 39/15. Rate: .760 (msrp: 41,575 ) if this is enough for you to go on how does this compare with what you just stated? I don't understand what .00222 with a 46 residual means -- I like the RX 350 more. This dealership is in Fairfield CT - so the north may differ drastically from the south - i would guess. Can you tell me what you would pay per month on that car and the depreciation, rent, etc.? I may lease if the deal is right - (they are giving 1500 off msrp and 2000 if you buy the car).

Re: what do you think of this lease term? [spacklebucket]: by billyperks2 on Fri May 30 07:48:49 PDT 2008; I can tell you that the sales prices is way too high for this car- I got a quote a couple months back from Mcdermott Lexus is New Haven CT for 45,950.00. Here is the breakdown: Base Price 40,568.00 Nav 1,555.00 Rain Sensing Wipers 420.00 Wood Interior 264.00 Spoiler 160.00 Heat/Ventilated Seats 160.00 XM 389.00 Preferred Accessories 117.00 Park Assist 400.00 Delivery 765.00 Total Invoice 44,798.00 44,798.00 500.00 45,298.00 McDermott Price 45,950.00

Re: IS250 RWD in NYC [kingdrew]: by davidd3 on Wed May 07 16:50:49 PDT 2008; Does any dealer around NYC sell IS250 RWD auto? I'm wondering the same thing, though I haven't seriously looked into it yet. I stopped into the Greenwich CT dealer a few weeks ago and test drove the IS250 AWD. My only complaint was relatively lack of power for a sports sedan, especially acceleration from a stop. So it occurred to me that I may prefer the IS250 RWD. No AWD = less weight. Less weight = more power and better fuel efficiency. No AWD also = less expensive car = lower monthly payment. Buy a set of winter tires for a fraction of the cost of AWD and do the tire changeover thing twice per year. The salesman was bewildered by what I had in mind. He said, um, we basically only get this car in AWD because that is the way our customers want it. It was then I realized for sure that I had left the BMW dealership and entered a Lexus dealership. The Lexus salesman could not relate to the sports sedan mentality of preferring RWD. I didn't push it. I figure if I really want this car they could do a swap with a warm weather dealer. Ordering a car seemed to be a totally foreign concept to the Lexus salesman. Another big difference from BMW.

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