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New Guy on block
After 6 BMW's wanted to change and see how the Lexus side was. Purchased a 2015 L certified GS 350 with 66403 miles on it. Any notes are things i should be aware of with this car? Looking forward to the new adventure.
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When it FINALLY stops raining here in FL i will post some pic. Doing some research on the CPO side and whats not covered its doesn't state if the BSM or the Parking sensors are covered. Can some one provide some guidance on how good the CPO is or not. Sorry for the questions but just trying to get enlighten. Thanks again for responses!
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When it FINALLY stops raining here in FL i will post some pic. Doing some research on the CPO side and whats not covered its doesn't state if the BSM or the Parking sensors are covered. Can some one provide some guidance on how good the CPO is or not. Sorry for the questions but just trying to get enlighten. Thanks again for responses!
Congrats on the GS 350! Enjoy!
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The very first thing to do... register at Lexus Drivers You can look up the Service History (if it was serviced at a Lexus dealer), Owners' manuals, warranty information, original options the car came with and other stuff.
L/Certified Warranty Info from lexus.com
L/Certified Warranty Info from lexus.com
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When it FINALLY stops raining here in FL i will post some pic. Doing some research on the CPO side and whats not covered its doesn't state if the BSM or the Parking sensors are covered. Can some one provide some guidance on how good the CPO is or not. Sorry for the questions but just trying to get enlighten. Thanks again for responses!
Here are the items that are NOT covered on CPO vehicles (taken from the PDF I posted above):
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Since BSM and PA are options that is probably the reason they aren't listed on the covered items. Chances are nil that you'll have any trouble with either of those two options unless there is something that physically damages the sensors, then of course they aren't going to be covered by Lexus anyway.
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