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So here’s an update, car is pretty much done damage wise towards the roof, just need a hood still no luck. This car has such a bad vibe with me now, I plan to purchase a 2004 GS300 tomorrow.
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Yea the Whole reason I bought the LS400 was for something cheap and reliable. if you are constantly fixing it it I can see it being a pain. good luck with the new Lexus.
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Exactly. If you are always fixing something how can you call that reliable? Everyone always says how reliable the LS400 is. I agree......to a point. Most of them are. That's why I bought both of mine. And I'll be looking for a better one in the near future.
I only called the tow-truck once for each, and both was for a failed ball-joint. You'll never kill the engine in these. But lately I've been seeing alot more posts from the same people changing and fixing so many things on their cars. There's a time that comes where ya just need to "throw in the towel"
I think I heard someone say that before. "kambam" Hope ya have better luck with the GS.
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Yeah, if it weren’t for the moving sunroof, weak tie rods, and shocks I would be okay with fixing the hood. The stigma behind this LS is painful, I do agree with what you mean, everyone says this car invincible, and the motor and tranny are but there are lots of faults as there are with every car. I test drove the GS, needs a valve cover but other than that it was a great ride, 170K 1800$
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Yeah, if it weren’t for the moving sunroof, weak tie rods, and shocks I would be okay with fixing the hood. The stigma behind this LS is painful, I do agree with what you mean, everyone says this car invincible, and the motor and tranny are but there are lots of faults as there are with every car. I test drove the GS, needs a valve cover but other than that it was a great ride, 170K 1800$
I just reread my last post and I hope noone took it the wrong way. Believe me, I still love the LS400. I fixed way less on both of mine then some of my other cars way back in my youth.
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Make sure you do alot of research on the GS so you know if it's faults have been taken care of yet.
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Exactly. If you are always fixing something how can you call that reliable? Everyone always says how reliable the LS400 is. I agree......to a point. Most of them are. That's why I bought both of mine. And I'll be looking for a better one in the near future.
I only called the tow-truck once for each, and both was for a failed ball-joint. You'll never kill the engine in these. But lately I've been seeing alot more posts from the same people changing and fixing so many things on their cars. There's a time that comes where ya just need to "throw in the towel"
I think I heard someone say that before. "kambam" Hope ya have better luck with the GS.
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