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hey everyone.


a little background to get started..


I am finishing up a lemon law buy back on my 2012 Camaro Convertible 2SS/RS.


sadly the car was designed with a serious defect in the top operation, GM has been buying them back left and right for 3 years because they cannot seem to correct the issue.


I loved the car, truly a blast to drive, but 4 tops in 3 years and less than 25,000 miles and I'm done.


I have been a GM customer for 30 years, having a dozen of various GM products from Trucks, to Caddy's, Pontiacs, Chevy's.


However the last two I have owned a 2010 Avalanche and the 2012 Camaro have both been bought back, the Avalanche had a horrible electronics issue and I agreed to a buy back and swap into the Camaro. The Camaro as stated had it's issues.


This time I decided to cash out, GM agreed to reimburse me 100% for all expenses related to the Camaro, registration, tires, brakes, and full 100% repayment of the price of the vehicle (including all interest paid on a 4 year loan) minus $2,000 in depreciation which is calculated based on the mileage the car had at my first dealer trip reporting the problem.


I am glad GM stepped up and took care of me, the car is being returned to them this weekend.


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Currently I own 2 Toyota products, a 1995 4Runner I bought a few years back for off-road fun, it has been a good vehicle for having 240,000 miles, I recently completely rebuilt the motor and heads, was very please that the cost was minimal and only took me 6 weekends of my time to complete.


My wife owns a 2007 Camry Hybrid as well, 80,000 trouble free miles on it, it has never seen a dealer for anything other than oil changes.


That being the case I have decided to turn to Lexus, I have never in the past because I am not a fan of sedans I prefer sport cars or sport coupes.


I loved the RC when I saw it at the Los Angeles auto show 2 years ago, and even told my wife that if I ever dumped the Camaro I would get the RC, at the time they had a convertible on display, sadly they nixed the roadster.. because it is my vehicle of choice.




So as it stands after this weekend I will be in the market for a new vehicle.


I have searched up and down the local dealers for a fully equipped RC350 F-Sport and have a test drive scheduled for Friday night.


As much as I would like to get an RC-F, I personally will not spend $70,000 on a car. $50,000 is a bit above my general rule of thumb, but since GM is handing me a lump sum check for ~$51,000 for the Camaro, I can get what I want free and clear without any payments.


So I guess we are to become a 3 Toyota car family shortly..




now for the good stuff:


lets hear some input on power adders, exhaust, tunes, and any nifty little mods people have going on..


post up some pictures of your rides and tell me about them.
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wow 48 views and not one response..


such a friendly forum..
You can't tell me what to do!



Sorry for the late welcome and GM stepped up to the plate on that one. If you get the RC350 F-Sport all you'll have to add on is 20k give or take a bit for fees and tax.

Not a modder myself but I'm sure you'll find a lot of threads detailing what the other members have done.
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Good call on not getting the RC-F.

I couldn't justify it due to the fact I just rather have the M4 if i was to go that route, still a great vehicle for what it is IMO.
You can't tell me what to do!



Sorry for the late welcome and GM stepped up to the plate on that one. If you get the RC350 F-Sport all you'll have to add on is 20k give or take a bit for fees and tax.

Not a modder myself but I'm sure you'll find a lot of threads detailing what the other members have done.


not sure I get you? $20,000 for fees and taxes? no RC350 F-sport out the door is ~$59,000 with fees and taxes included.


MSRP on the one I am looking @ is $54,854, and I sure as **** won't be paying MSRP.


Invoice on that car is ~$48,900, so there is $5,000 in wiggle room and I am walking into the dealership with cash so if they aren't interested in dealing, I will go elsewhere.


I've never paid MSRP and I don't plan on starting now.
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