Marc780

I'm curious now, how is an LS460 with 300K miles holding up? What if anything, has been repaired on it after all those miles?

dan25man

I think pretty good. The service history for my 2014, 460 with 300,000 miles is all at the dealer until my ownership. So the 1st owner took it in about every 5-6 weeks. 5,000 miles in 5 weeks! But in my ownership, I've fixed is the Valley Plate coolant leak. I replaced the high-pressure AC sensor and am currently chasing a slow AC leak somewhere. I'm fairly certain it needs the TSB service for the chain tensioner as it'll rattle a bit after sitting and when cold one of the hydraulic lifters is stuck (clacking/clattering) until it warms up fully. Recently noticing a "clunk" sound from the front passenger suspension so have to figure out if it's the wheel hub bearing or upper/lower control arms starting to go. Of course I did all the fluids (engine, trans, diffs, brakes) as preventative measures. The interior is mint tho. For just driving around it works very well and I was happy to find it when I did.

BigMau

Years ago I suggested to a friend that he really should consider a Lexus LS. I'd loaned him mine for a few days thinking I'd get him addicted. He thanked me but informed me "I'm afraid I'm not qualified." I responded with ??????. He smiled as he said "I think you have to be at least 60 to own one, right?".
I've got several Porsches but you can't be a Lexus LS with the Sport option- and seriously upgraded tires. Oh, and I'm well into my 78th year. smile.
My motto is "Keep having FUN".

PrzemekPoland

I'm 31 and I've just bought my first Lexus, which is LS460. Previously I drove Citroen, Opel, nd two BMWs

LexG

Damn you. Lol. I am 44 but feel and act like I’m still in my 20’s. I bought my LS when I was 39 if that counts…

westopill

First car was a 2000 ES300. Got that in 2012 when I was 17.
Just got my 08' LS460 last fall, now I'm 28.
Forever a Lexus boy