2025 G63 MSRP Estimate
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1998 Land Cruiser, 2003 SL500, 2024 G63
I'm not surprised. Probably because the dealers in Miami don't want to raise your blood pressure. With MSRP and personalizations now all being fixed, the only variable left is the ADM for the dealers to play around with.
I think SoCal, Manhattan and Miami have the highest ADMs in the country, so you should prepare yourself psychologically.
I think SoCal, Manhattan and Miami have the highest ADMs in the country, so you should prepare yourself psychologically.
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University of Texas colors are this color. So I may hit up dealers, down in that area, as it would be a hot color in Austin, TX. Plus, dealers are quoting $100k over prices in TX. So the combo of these two may get me a better price.
I just couldn’t go without the PPF and Ceramic coating, it would have drove me crazy otherwise. It has kept the vehicle in perfect condition, even after being hit with many rocks. The vehicle is a rock magnet. If you have a Magno paint color, I don’t know how you could go without.
I would really like the door locks, roof rack and cherry floor with a saddle/black interior for the 2025 if it doesn’t end up costing me a huge differential. Otherwise, loving my 2024.
Last edited by SLS; Oct 27, 2024 at 02:40 PM.
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2026 G63
With my 2021 I had a bunch of rock hits to windshield and paint but fortunately had an exoshield and PPF respectively. However, I had two rocks that hit, one still chipped the paint on the front edge of the hood through the PPF, and another hit the lower corner right below the windshield and put a divot into the paint.
After that for my 2022 and on, I've avoided driving on the highway or at least one that is crowded. I'll only drive the G if I have enough time to commute avoiding highways or if I'm driving locally.
After that for my 2022 and on, I've avoided driving on the highway or at least one that is crowded. I'll only drive the G if I have enough time to commute avoiding highways or if I'm driving locally.
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With my 2021 I had a bunch of rock hits to windshield and paint but fortunately had an exoshield and PPF respectively. However, I had two rocks that hit, one still chipped the paint on the front edge of the hood through the PPF, and another hit the lower corner right below the windshield and put a divot into the paint.
After that for my 2022 and on, I've avoided driving on the highway or at least one that is crowded. I'll only drive the G if I have enough time to commute avoiding highways or if I'm driving locally.
After that for my 2022 and on, I've avoided driving on the highway or at least one that is crowded. I'll only drive the G if I have enough time to commute avoiding highways or if I'm driving locally.
Would rather have that, than a rock chip on the magno paint. Also have a film on the front windshield, it gets hit all the time. It’s held up after almost 10k miles.
We try to drive on the back roads and avoid the interstates when it’s an option as well. Plus, the two lane roads are more fun to drive. Plus I can do a little bourbon hunting!
PS: I think you’re the one that flips their G63 every year? Any tips or tricks?
It was hard enough shopping for a G at the right price, now I’ve got a trade to consider. Seems more complicated.
Last edited by SLS; Oct 27, 2024 at 02:47 PM.
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Some dealers like the Plano, TX dealership are asking $100k over for the 2025. It was the same with my local Cavender dealership when I shopped for the 2024. $100k over.
So I’m hoping someone out there will pay MSRP to have it right away vs. wait. We’ll see!
Last edited by SLS; Oct 27, 2024 at 02:48 PM.
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2026 G63
Well it was a little bit of luck and having the right dealer(s) to work with, and the market certainly helped too. I think those days are over but I'll still try to upgrade as often as I get allocations if the money works out okay.
