for those who purchased a is-f

asloudasitgets said:

i was wondering how many miles was on your car when you got delivery?
is it normal that is-f have high milage on them?
i bought numerous cars before, and all of them i bought with no more than 20 miles on it.

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Mine had maybe 15-20 miles on it. Anything over a couple of hundred and the dealer may have been using it for a demo. Andy from McGrath Lexus will probably be able to shed some light on this too...

I got mine with 17 back in June

How many does one of the ones your looking at or purchased have already?

Andy is the guy to talk to about this like ChrisH said

EVERY lexus car will have at least 10-20 miles on it. It's part of Lexus' mantra (if you will) to inspect and test drive EVERY Lexus to ensure your vehicle has no problems.That's why there are very few recalls.If you have more than 20 miles on it then maybe you should ask the dealer why?They HAVE to explain the miles,otherwise dont buy the car,maybe it was a demo,or a saleman of the month got a weekes ride for his/her achievement.

HEY BIGMIKEISF, wassuuuuuuppp glad to see everything's ok.It looks bad over there.I hope you have a truck, if not then maybe you can put a lift kit with big truck tires on the "F" ---- JUST KIDDING have a great day

I would say, if the car has more than 100 miles, ask why? Sometime's dealerships trade car's locally and drive them.

Yeah maybe the 100 Mile mark is a bit rediculous, i had actually 33 miles on it, but it seemed fine not like it was so used or anything, you know what im saying

A car with more than 100 miles is a car that has been test driven, or has been used as a demo. We flat bed our cars for dealer trades to avoid mileage, but not everyone does this. I would ask why the car has the mileage. You may get a discount on a car with mileage, but find out why first.

i am thinking anything over 20 i am not buying. cause i know it has been on a test drive. And we all know what happens when on a test drive.

asloudasitgets said:

i am thinking anything over 20 i am not buying. cause i know it has been on a test drive. And we all know what happens when on a test drive.

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The best way to accomplish that is to order your car.

"i am thinking anything over 20 i am not buying "

EXACTLY,... I had the opportunity to buy a nice black one in the showroom but I knew it was test driven and it had around 100 miles on it and I said no way.! I waited for a Smokey Granite one to come in off the boat,bought it with 13 miles on it...,it's just like rental cars people do beat them up.Not as bad as rentals but you all know what I mean.As for a deal on a Demo, yeah you get a great deal but it's still "used" and I dont feel comfortable buying something I didn't break in properly or did myself.She has to be tight for me the first time...

Dirty old man!

If the mechanic actually drove the car like they are suppose to during PDI, it might be right around 10-20 miles. Again, if it is a local trade, we drive them. 100 is worse case before I would ask alot of questions....

My F had 17 on the ODO... As SuperFreak say.. Order your car as I did. My salesman called the day b4 it was enroute from port of entry. However I feel a new car should have no more than 50 miles ODO.. Period. Or Discount.

ordered my car and took delivery with 3 miles on odometer. Was told only IS-F trained service tech had test driven the car!

That's amazing, they usually have more than that from driving on the ship, driving at port, and then being driven when they go through PDI. I have never seen a car with that little miles on it, usually they may have 7-10 miles on 'em.

the thing if i order it will it now be a 2009 model? If so then i cant since i am getting an unheard of deal for the 08. people here who bought a 08 when it came out prob. have my nuts cut off if they knew how much i am planning to get the car for.

honestly, your not looking at anything below 60k MSRP, excluding taxes and everything...

what you mean not looking at anyting under msrp?

asloudasitgets said:

the thing if i order it will it now be a 2009 model? If so then i cant since i am getting an unheard of deal for the 08. people here who bought a 08 when it came out prob. have my nuts cut off if they knew how much i am planning to get the car for.

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If your getting a F on a Invoice price go for it..I read how much the dealer pays on the F thru a magazine..If the info is accurate and if you get it for the price, I say shoot..DO IT!!! That's less money you spend for the same thing I or some of us paid over $61K..At least I did with every option that came up to little over $70K with Tax and markup fee and I got Ext warranty..