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I’m in the market for a used, preferably CPO vehicle. I initially started looking at a Lexus IS 350 F Sport, but after driving a friend’s M440i Coupe, I completely fell in love with the BMW.

I’ve been searching for a used 2025–2026 M440i, but inventory is pretty limited and most of them are somewhat outside my budget. I haven’t had a chance to drive a 430i Coupe yet, but I’m seriously considering a 2025 430i with the M Sport package.

For those who have driven both, do you think I’d enjoy the 430i almost as much as the M440i? How noticeable is the difference in acceleration and overall driving experience in everyday driving?

Also, would the 430i M Sport be a good daily driver? I commute about 30 miles each way, 2–3 days a week, so I’m looking for something fun but still comfortable and practical.

Would love to hear from anyone who has gone from an M440i to a 430i, or has driven both. Is the 430i a good compromise, or will I always wish I had bought the M440i?

I am seeking a pre-owned BMW M440i xDrive Coupe with the premium package and parking assistance package. I came across a 2026 black coupe, and the dealer is asking $60,000 plus tax and registration fees. However, the car has a history of previous rentals. Despite its cleanliness, low mileage, and being listed by a BMW dealer, I’m hesitant to purchase it.

I’m looking at a new 2025 Lexus IS 350 F SPORT (NOT CERTIFIED) with the following options:

Mark Levinson audio
Triple Beam LED headlights
Black exterior
Red interior
9,000 miles

The dealer is asking $51,000 (before taxes and fees).
I’m thinking about offering $48,000 out the door (OTD) and seeing where the negotiation goes.

For those who have recently bought a 2025 IS 350, does $48k OTD sound realistic, or am I too aggressive? What would you consider a fair OTD price in today’s market?

I’d appreciate hearing what discounts or OTD prices others have been able to negotiate recently.

Looking for the best halal food recommendations. What are the absolute must try restaurants or dishes on your bucket list? I’m open to everything Pakistani, Indian, Arabic, Turkish, Afghan, burgers, steaks, BBQ, seafood, desserts, and any hidden gems worth checking out.

Drop your favorite halal spots! 😋🍽️

I’m shopping for a 2026 Lexus IS 350 F SPORT AWD and wanted to compare real-world lease deals.

I’m in DMV and trying to figure out what a competitive lease looks like before signing.

Thanks in advance!

I found a Lexus Certified 2024 Lexus RC 350 F SPORT with the Mark Levinson audio package and around 10,000 miles.

For those who have recently purchased one or have been shopping, what would you consider a good purchase price before taxes and fees? Also, what would you consider a great out-the-door price?

I’m willing to travel for the right deal, so any recent pricing, negotiation tips, or dealer recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

I’m looking at a 2026 Lexus IS 350 F SPORT (no Mark Levinson audio).

Deal:
About $5,000 off MSRP
$50,000 selling price before tax, title, and registration (plus tax and fees)

I’m in the DMV area and have contacted several dealerships. This is the best offer I’ve received so far, but I’m wondering if it’s worth continuing to shop around or if I should pull the trigger. Thanks!

I’m shopping for a new Lexus IS 350 F SPORT AWD with the Mark Levinson audio system (Navigation Package + ML) and I’m trying to get a sense of what people are actually paying.

If you purchased recently, could you share:

MSRP
Selling price before taxes/fees
Out-the-door (OTD) price
State you purchased in
Whether it was purchased or leased

Thanks in advance—I’m trying to compare offers before pulling the trigger.

I’m shopping for a new Lexus IS 350 F SPORT AWD with the Mark Levinson audio system (Navigation Package + ML) and I’m trying to get a sense of what people are actually paying.

If you purchased recently, could you share:

MSRP
Selling price before taxes/fees
Out-the-door (OTD) price
State you purchased in
Whether it was purchased or leased

Thanks in advance, I’m trying to compare offers before pulling the trigger.

Another VERA/DRP offering announced at SBA.