Anyone else own a pair of 460's?
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CFIA,
when I do drive it, I guess it's better. Normally, we have 3 screaming kids in the car plus I have hearing issues. I'm sure it is superior in every way to my base, I just don't get to enjoy it that often.
when I do drive it, I guess it's better. Normally, we have 3 screaming kids in the car plus I have hearing issues. I'm sure it is superior in every way to my base, I just don't get to enjoy it that often.
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We don't have 2 GX460s, but are still addicted to Lexus V8's
PIcture is not great, but we have a 2011 GX, just barely in the photo, a 2010 LX, a 2004 GX, and a 1999 LX.
There is a total of more than 750,000 miles now on the collection of four all together! We all drive a lot!
I put my kids in the older ones. They don't break often. They are safe, and quite reliable. I do all my own service and repair, so after having a fleet of Lexus SUV's, I'm pretty familiar with them, and honestly, they are all quite easy to work on and maintain with no special tools.
Even my 21 year old daughter can work on them. She lost a coil on her 1999 just last week. Pulled over, hooked up the obd scanner and found it was coil #1. She keeps a rudimentary tool kit in the car, and given the age of the car, I kept a spare coil in the glove box just in case of this scenario.
She pulled the old coil, explained to THREE different passers by who stopped to help that she didn't need anything, installed the new coil in 10 min, and drove home.
Proud parenting moment.
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