[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by donaldp

Happy for you!

However, not sure I understand the great deal perspective. I purchased my new 2017 ZL1 M6 in March 2017 for $58,000 plus tax/license. The car you purchased was new in 2016 so it's approaching four years old. Why wouldn't this car depreciate at least $15,000 in almost four years regardless of the low mileage? Doubt the Lexus dealership didn't know what they had.
How much do you think this car is worth after almost four years, 650 Hp or not? Why would it be worth more than $43,000?

The car has 1500 miles on it and paid $43K (from a dealer), for an almost new, 650HP car. Try to find a ZL1 with fewer than 2000 miles for less $. It’s not an easy task.

Someone else payed for the depreciation up till now. The way I see it, he made out like a bandit.

And I agree, the dealer knew what they had and decided to unload it as opposed to wholesaling off.

[LT4Greg]

I feel like it was a great deal also due to the lower mileage for used ZL1s! Try to find one with 1500 miles and less it’s almost impossible! That’s the main reason I bought my 2017 last March 2019 because of the extremely low miles(422)and I felt like I got a good deal that I couldn’t let pass! As long as the Op is happy then that’s all that matters!��

[Scottyz]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

The car has 1500 miles on it and paid $43K (from a dealer), for an almost new, 650HP car. Try to find a ZL1 with fewer than 2000 miles for less $. It’s not an easy task.

Someone else payed for the depreciation up till now. The way I see it, he made out like a bandit.

And I agree, the dealer knew what they had and decided to unload it as opposed to wholesaling off.

I agree 100%. Made off like a bandit. That car is worth more for sure.