Lexus Sc400, New Daily Driver?
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Dec 18 2004, 05:49 PM
his friends car might just be a piece of crap, there is one in every crowd
still for the last 10 years straight Lexus is the most reliable car.
still for the last 10 years straight Lexus is the most reliable car.
yours is hawt and you only washed it twice.
i told cristina that and she saw it and was like "wow it is clean"
kevin.
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Dec 19 2004, 12:16 PM
I washed it yesturday, it was feeling left out not being driven that much anymore
the custom paint job helps it look so clean all the time
the custom paint job helps it look so clean all the time
when you told me you only wasdhed it twice i was like "damn, thats fuggin clean"
no driving of the lex in the winter i figure, since you have that big white behemoth now?
kevin.
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From: Mississippi
Originally Posted by setzep' date='Dec 19 2004, 05:56 PM
So now I hear my uncle might want to sell his '02 silverado that he got new. It's a short box 2wd with the 4.8 and it's loaded, nice truck.... hmmm...
no. Its a domestic. read: "cheap" I don't like GM products at all. The interiors are crappy and they do stupid stuff. like, the Caddilac I drove had no insulation on the roof. It started raining and was incredibly loud inside the car. I notice stuff like that on all GM products.
And that 4.8 is weak.
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I never knew they had sc300s, maybe it was only available in the USA. It is surprising how much luxury cars depriciate once they lose their cache...
One thing I would is try to find out how much it costs for basic maintance parts and whether or not the timming belt needs to be replaced and if it has or has not been (if a belt). Lexus parts can get pricey since they are high end cars, and somethings may not be serviceable by yourself or the local garage if it requires some fancy electronic tools that the dealership only has. Do they come with LSDs?
One thing I would is try to find out how much it costs for basic maintance parts and whether or not the timming belt needs to be replaced and if it has or has not been (if a belt). Lexus parts can get pricey since they are high end cars, and somethings may not be serviceable by yourself or the local garage if it requires some fancy electronic tools that the dealership only has. Do they come with LSDs?
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Originally Posted by Cheers!' date='Dec 19 2004, 09:56 PM
One thing I would is try to find out how much it costs for basic maintance parts and whether or not the timming belt needs to be replaced and if it has or has not been (if a belt). Lexus parts can get pricey since they are high end cars, and somethings may not be serviceable by yourself or the local garage if it requires some fancy electronic tools that the dealership only has. Do they come with LSDs?
Lexus parts are not pricey at all and servicing them requires no special tools or training.
if you can work on a Toyota you can work on a Lexus
if you cant work on a Toyota and run a repair shop you have no business running a repair shop!
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yea lexus' are easy to upkeep and relative low price.
some places will gouge you if you dont realize its a toyota since they see lexus = luxury = you have money = easy to rip.
so just watch for cons.
kevin.
some places will gouge you if you dont realize its a toyota since they see lexus = luxury = you have money = easy to rip.
so just watch for cons.
kevin.
