20,123 miles on my 1992 ES300

 

100,000 needs new shocks

 

192k on my 93 ES300, just bought it but it sounds & runs b-e-a-utiful

 

215,200 as of today (it probably has more...but i don't know how much)

 

Just hit 113K today. Mostly maintenance work minus a radiator and a coolant temp sensor. Still runs great and everything still functions except for a weird issue with the key hole light.

 

Just turned 80k tonight. 03 es300

 

127k on my 97 and still looks great and I've had few problems.

 

Got 213k on my 93. No problems at all. The car was always serviced at lexus dealerships. I might just redo the suspension soon and lower it a bit. Best car I've ever had.

 

Well i'm proud to say I purchased a 1997 ES300 with 44,000 miles on it!! What a great car this is. Now I know why Toyota/Lexus sells the most cars.

I plan to run this car until I see 250,000 + on the odometer.

 

Congratulations on getting your 1997 ES 300. You'll definitely will be able to get to 250,000 miles no problem. I currently have a 1996 ES 300 and I'm at 324,000 miles...

 

190,000 on a 99 GS300. Still going strong!

 

134k on 1995.. runs like a champ after some basic maintenance - valve cover gaskets, egr, knock sensors and o2 sensors.

 

Thank you for the advice. What do you mean by "make sure nothings rusted"? Are you talking about the chassis or ??

Good suggestion with getting the fluids changed. What would you suggest? Just a tranny fluid change at the local toyota dealer? I checked the engine oil and it was freshly changed.

Thanks

 

95 with 140K, I've had it for 7 years and have had no problems whatsoever. I can't seem to talk the wife into selling it, lol.

 

Mine is almost at 167k but still runs great.