R Z

I know hitting 60,000 miles isn't a big deal for our cars. But to me it's huge. I generally put roughly 200 miles a month on a car. Working from home, the car doesn't get tons of usage. Well, that's the previous cars I've owned. My last Lexus, the 05 LS430 that I traded in a year and a half ago had roughly 75000 miles. I got it with 34000 miles and kept it 6 years. The 94 LS400 had 134000 when I sold it.

To put almost 8000 miles on a car in a year and a half speaks volumes. I love the car so much I can't wait to get in and drive. When the car was about to turn 60K, I just couldn't bring myself to snap the photo. So, I did the next best thing.

It's crazy to care that much about a car. Oh well, why not.

jasone36

Thanks for sharing.

I've driven Lexus's with 240K on the clock, and the felt nearly as good then too.

Stereorob

im very close to the 200k mark. ill be snapping a pic of that lol

islandbeef

Though my Lex is a daily driver, I still baby it and have pride in ownership.

I understand how you feel. Enjoy it!

dlbuckls10

60K miles have come and gone on my LS460 but it still runs and drives better than some newer vehicles. I still love and cherish it.

Dr. Jekyll

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Wow what a contrast! I usually sell my cars well before they hit the 60k mark and right around 50k. I sold my last Lex with 57k on the clock, too bad it took 12 years to hit that mark.

litesoarer

Here I sit with 82K.

VIPanda460

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I'm still a baby in mileage compared to you guys but I've hit 60k before in other cars and I felt kind sad like I don't want it no more but then I think of how it didn't give me any problems and it's taken me this far so then I learned to appreciate how reliable it really was and enjoy it again.