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I simply guessed because the guy failed to provide any info on his car, but asked the forum public what we thought. He got my thoughts based on the info he provided (very little). Deal with it.
Ok after most of my week shopping for a replacement I am going to keep it. I thought I wanted the Lexus LC 500 until I drove it just didn't set me on fire. Nice car though. I had many serious offers that were more than acceptable. Highest was $38000 and this guy has a garage full of restored and untouched vehicles. Money was good but my family said that this was my car and they associated it with me more than all the other ones I had. At 65 that meant something. Most sales people in the know with our cars have lists of clients looking for clean low mileage copies. You just have to become semi business associates and everyone will benefit There is money out there and car enthusiasts will buy what they want. Oh well guess ill stay around for some more fun here. Still looking for my new retirement flag ship.
Since I am keeping my GS figured I would post some pics. So glad I am not sitting with sales folks again today . I also have a set of original silver painted GS wheels incase I get bored and want to change the look. new wheels original wheels
I don't think I could have passed up that $38,000 offer.
38k? Where in this thread was that offered? If it was real I would have put my 2013 GS on a plane in first class and delivered it to the guy who wanted to buy it. Ok I see it now.
All those sites are not realistic when it comes to trade in prices. I am going thru that now, they are not even realistically close. All the sites for a 2013 GS 2LT listed trade in values at $30k-33k. Try taking that to some dealers, you will be laughed at, trust me. More like a high of $25k-$27k
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