Would a 2013 lx w 50k be good for 47ish?
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Wanted 2013 LC (TX)
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Was it from an online search or is it from a private seller in the valley that you know? I've been racking my brain going over the LC200 vs LX570 debate. I'm leaning towards a LC at this point, but if and when I were to go to a dealer for anything, the Lexus experience is FAR superior.
@John Guedry I know it isnt in the color combo you wanted for the Mrs, but I found this one in ATX in a recent search- $44k at 43k miles. 2013 Lexus LX 570 Base For Sale In Austin | Cars.com
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I like the look of the lc over the lx. I think its a more timeless style. This one is at a local dealer by me I was going to go and check it out. But was thinking low 40s.
That seems like a good price if one is looking for an LX. After driving both, I prefer the LC, but if someone wasn't interested in modifying at all and just wanted a nice driver this would be hard to beat.
Not too interested in modifications, wife just wants something bigger w ac in the rear seats for the kids. She has a new 4runner and we love it however it doesn't have good ac in second/third rows n its hot for the kids.
I just want something that is reliable and will last.
It is a pretty darn good price fr 50,000 miles, 80-90,000 mile LC's models go for around 43,000 and even $40K. Lower mileage like you mention , 47K would be a good price
Even though its a lx?
There's a black 2011 at the Mitsubishi in corpus has no records though.
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@John Guedry thanks for the heads up, much appreciated
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Collective MUD thoughts on windshield replacement on a used 200? Is it true that "Toyota Certified" requires OEM glass?
I know that several dealers will replace a windshield as part of their "reconditioning" prior to sale. I also know that the 200 has thick OEM glass and aftermarket varieties are usually poor substitutes.
I know that several dealers will replace a windshield as part of their "reconditioning" prior to sale. I also know that the 200 has thick OEM glass and aftermarket varieties are usually poor substitutes.
I'm still looking. The new armada is tempting.
I know of a RHD 2015 GLX Dual cab LC79 V8 in the $35k range.. low mileage, insurance recovery cannot be licensed in Aus or Nz
Would be perfect for expedition, Africa, South America or Middle East.
Would be perfect for expedition, Africa, South America or Middle East.
That's a long way from Texas.
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@rthormahlen Regarding the SA 2013 that you might have caught also- I shared this with John. I was very seriously considering it. I had a buyers inspection on it a few weeks ago. They have an additional $1k in dealer fees that they don't disclose and are unwilling to reduce/ waive because of the margins on their vehicles. I called them out on it and referenced an AARP article specifically advising seniors to be leery of those sales practices. This is how they attempt to offset costs, I was told. In addition to buying at auction for $X and reselling for $X+markup.
FYI- this buyers inspection info is valued at $109, yours free! Inspection revealed rear door/ side panel respray, fresh engine oil leaking in two spots, and some missing components (headphones/ remote, one side of engine skid plate, etc)
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Thanks for the heads up @Aggie04 , I updated the thread to reflect my recent 200 purchase. Thanks to all who helped with this search.