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Looking at used gx460s and came across one that looks to be in good/great condition. 2015 64,000 miles, no accidents, seems to have been serviced regularly, etc. Dealer has it priced at $33.5…this is too high in my opinion for an 8 or 9 year old vehicle even if it is a gx460.    question for you fine people is what do you think a fair price is? I would think $30k plus the dealers doc fee (which is always 100% profit) and taxes is fair but I don’t want to be unrealistic.

Dear Lexus drivers,   I have been driving a wonderful 2010 RX 450H for about 2 months now. I look forward to sitting in the car every day and gliding along in a relaxed manner. However, there is one thing that has really been bothering me for a few days now. On uneven or bumpy roads, I can hear a "chirping" or squeaking noise from the rear part of the dashboard (driver's side). In other words, close to the windshield.   Is this a known problem and are there any solutions?   Video attached Greetings from Germany   20240510_162042.mp4

Following are the results from Microsoft Copilot: The 2007 Lexus LS460 4.6L V8 does not have a transmission fluid dipstick. Instead, it uses a check valve on the bottom of the transmission. To check the transmission fluid level, follow these steps: Ensure Safety: Park your vehicle on a level surface and engage the parking brake. Warm Up the Engine: Start the engine and let it run for a few minutes to warm up the transmission fluid. Locate the Check Valve: The check valve is typically located on the bottom of the transmission, underneath the vehicle. You may need to raise the car using a hydraulic lift or an underground bay to access it. Remove the Check Valve Plug: Use a wrench or socket to remove the check valve plug. Be cautious as some fluid may drain out. Check the Fluid Level: Insert your finger or a clean tool into the check valve hole. The fluid level should be close to the bottom of the hole. If it’s low, you may need to add more fluid. Add Transmission Fluid (if necessary): If the fluid level is low, add the appropriate transmission fluid. The 2007 Lexus LS460 requires approximately 7.7 quarts or 7.3 liters of transmission fluid12. Reinstall the Check Valve Plug: Once you’ve checked the fluid level, securely reinstall the check valve plug. Verify Proper Fluid Level: Start the engine, shift through the gears (from P to 2L), and then return to Park (P). Recheck the fluid level to ensure it’s within the proper range3. Maintain Vehicle Level: Keep the vehicle level while adjusting the fluid level to ensure accuracy4. Remember to use Toyota Genuine ATF WS transmission fluid for this vehicle. If you’re unsure or need assistance, consider having a mechanic perform the check for you. Regular maintenance of your transmission fluid is crucial for optimal performance and longevity of your vehicle.

Hello, Tommy. Have you researched auto salvage yards throughout the country?