New member who has a few questions about a LS400 I might be buying...
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Hi PD, since we talking about design change, is '98 LS corrected the 1st gen major problems like: power steering rack & instrument cluster, temp LCD, door handle ?
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Thank you for the insight; I think I'll sell my '94 LS and keep the '98.
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Hello Everyone,
My name is Casey and as noted in the subject line, I am a new member and possible a new Lexus owner. My aunt's neighbor is selling his '97 LS400 Lexus. It is Coach Edition with about 184k miles. It is in excellent condition, he has taken very good care of it. There are just a few paint chips on the hood of the car, but other than...that is it! The asking price is rather nice as well! He changed the timing belt at 122k miles. I have never owned a Lexus before, so I do not know the first thing about them. I'm trying to do some research before I make a decision.
My first question is in regards to the 184k miles on the car. That seems a bit high, but is it for a Lexus, and is that something I really need to reconsider? As I had mentioned earlier, the timing belt was changed at 122k. With the mileage getting "up there", what type of repairs would I be looking at. Again, the present owner has taken very good care of the car. Also, out of curiousity, what type problems have any of you had; and how much life have been able to get out of your Lexus?
I appreciate everyone taking the time to read this.
Thanks,
Casey
My name is Casey and as noted in the subject line, I am a new member and possible a new Lexus owner. My aunt's neighbor is selling his '97 LS400 Lexus. It is Coach Edition with about 184k miles. It is in excellent condition, he has taken very good care of it. There are just a few paint chips on the hood of the car, but other than...that is it! The asking price is rather nice as well! He changed the timing belt at 122k miles. I have never owned a Lexus before, so I do not know the first thing about them. I'm trying to do some research before I make a decision.
My first question is in regards to the 184k miles on the car. That seems a bit high, but is it for a Lexus, and is that something I really need to reconsider? As I had mentioned earlier, the timing belt was changed at 122k. With the mileage getting "up there", what type of repairs would I be looking at. Again, the present owner has taken very good care of the car. Also, out of curiousity, what type problems have any of you had; and how much life have been able to get out of your Lexus?
I appreciate everyone taking the time to read this.
Thanks,
Casey
These are the only cars I know of which get BETTER with age. Once you own a Lexus, you won't want to drive anything else. Don't sweat the miles.
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