rd8a

Looking at the pictures, seems to show some interior door stain and dash scratches. Be aware that those cannot be fixed.

rd8a

!!! or it could be pothole bent rim/curb rash repair and just detailing the bumper from parking mistreatments.
Not as mint as the Luxury one you looked at.

Jersey5974

I realize everyone has a different opinion, but OP is clearly wishy washy here and I STRONGLY advise him to stick with a CPO, if nothing else, because he's guaranteed backed by Lexus, Model Years 2020-2023 is perfectly fine, don't fall for the "you must buy new". A freaking 2025 Camry will start at 44K OTD. The one he linked with 24.7K miles looks absolutely within what he wants and I highly recommend he test drive it and buy it if he's fine with it.

Furthermore, you can mod 7th gen ES heavily, including self driving tech. You will not be able to do that with new cars (some exceptions will obviously apply).

july1988

????
What kind of BS is this? What are you trying to prove?
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july1988

It's a good car, has all options as a 2020 MY, but I def. ask for $35,000 OTD, or even $34,000 first and go up from there, it's a buyer market now

Based on your preferences, you may want to ask a salesman for a new 2024 with Premium package that give you 12.3" screen ( I think MSRP around $46k - $47K), to see after all discount and stuff, what would be the OTD price, Memorial sale is coming, with the current market situation, I predict you should get $5000 discount, bring car price to $41k-$42K, OTD should be around $44k-$45K. Hey, it's just an option to think about.

lookinforalexus

@rd8a sent you a PM

lookinforalexus

this search is taking awhile lol. here's another. only thing that scares me is the "dent package" as the last service.

https://www.iralexus.com/inventory/u...ource=cars.com