My $425 GS
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Great buy!
Can't wait to see what you do with the car.
Even if it needed a new motor and interior's trashed...you still came out ahead considering the small costs involved in getting it back 100%
Can't wait to see what you do with the car.
Even if it needed a new motor and interior's trashed...you still came out ahead considering the small costs involved in getting it back 100%
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Wow, how many miles? It's too bad more people don't know the value of these cars. Properly maintained they'll run forever. They can buy new all they want, I'm keeping mine!!!
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I feel the exact same way
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The only down sides of the GS400 (so far) is weight (compared to the Camry), and the brutal expense the dealer experience wants to be (have absolutely no interest in ever visiting the local dealership). The weight translates to more wear, and the parts are heavier and have to be replaced more frequently, if you want the quality to survive. There's fewer units on the road, so not as many used parts out there. And if something breaks, fix it fast, and fix it right, or pay the price later. Yet if you're a geek who can wrench, it's a great car to debug and fix yourself (purchase #1 is a factory manual and odb2 scanner)
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