Trading In Newer Honda for Older Lexus
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Trading In Newer Honda for Older Lexus
I was thinking of turning in my 2008 Honda Civic for a 2006 GS.
I really like the GS, and I've been mulling it over, and I think I'd feel guilty trading in a newer model for an older one.
Does it sounds like a reasonable idea? I know that the Lexus gets worse mileage and takes premium instead of regular, but I really want a GS.
I really like the GS, and I've been mulling it over, and I think I'd feel guilty trading in a newer model for an older one.
Does it sounds like a reasonable idea? I know that the Lexus gets worse mileage and takes premium instead of regular, but I really want a GS.
#4
Um, a little below 80,000 for the Civic, 65,000 for the GS. I think I'm ready for the maintenance. I'm not quite sure how much more expensive it is, though. I picked Lexus for that reason, it's reliable.
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Excuse my rant... bottom line, the parts are not really that expensive for regular maintenance. Beware of certain Lexus dealerships, they aren't all bad, but some will really try to rob you blind while others will go out of their way to please you.
Lastly, you won't regret the car at all. If you're going to lower it and add rims, stay away from AWD. Get a 2007+ if you can afford it, but I have a 2006 and 2010 and I enjoy both. the 2007 and up have better navigation. If you get the 2008+ you get a facelift as well, though I prefer the 2006-2007.
#11
Unless something big goes, maintenance is not too bad if you don't mind taking it to a Toyota dealership for oil changes and brakes and such. I usually take it to Lexus because I don't have time, but it feels good every now and again to take it to Toyota to spite my dealer (Lexus of Tampa Bay). I hate my dealership service dept.
Excuse my rant... bottom line, the parts are not really that expensive for regular maintenance. Beware of certain Lexus dealerships, they aren't all bad, but some will really try to rob you blind while others will go out of their way to please you.
Lastly, you won't regret the car at all. If you're going to lower it and add rims, stay away from AWD. Get a 2007+ if you can afford it, but I have a 2006 and 2010 and I enjoy both. the 2007 and up have better navigation. If you get the 2008+ you get a facelift as well, though I prefer the 2006-2007.
Excuse my rant... bottom line, the parts are not really that expensive for regular maintenance. Beware of certain Lexus dealerships, they aren't all bad, but some will really try to rob you blind while others will go out of their way to please you.
Lastly, you won't regret the car at all. If you're going to lower it and add rims, stay away from AWD. Get a 2007+ if you can afford it, but I have a 2006 and 2010 and I enjoy both. the 2007 and up have better navigation. If you get the 2008+ you get a facelift as well, though I prefer the 2006-2007.
As for the car itself, I wasn't planning on doing anything to it. Maybe paint it. I'm all about the silver, but all I'm seeing is white and black. I would prefer to have an newer one, though. Get rid of some of that guilt of trading in the newer car. I'm not sure if I can afford the extra $4,000-$6,000 price difference to get a 2007. I know for sure that I can't afford a 2008.
#13
Come on home brother !!!!! Get the Lexus !!!! There's no comparison.... There's nothin to think about!! Park ur honda next to the Gs and that should help u make up ur mind(I'm not tryna talk trash about ur car). On that note, I'm gonna say welcome to the family in advance!!! Cuz I know you'll make the right choice!
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