garsarno

In the $30,000 range. But the point is that our 2007 will get a rap in the auto industry, esp Lexus dealers that know the problems with the 2007 and will filter to the used car market as they devalue the trade in value of our cars. Would be very interesting to see what they paid for these cars, even though their asking price is high.

ES350Bob

The above is very true in my own personal experience having dealer get me out of former car where Lexus did nothing.

Although I paid very little, dealer said because he had to wholesale the car due to it's issues he otherwise could have done even better than the great price he had already given me.

And if word of the death and injury attributed to the transmission slipping filed in that federal report gets on cable news, we are doomed as to trade value.

garsarno

Knock on wood - the new transmission is working as it should have at new car mile 1.