Lexusfreak Posted April 23, 2005 Posted April 23, 2005 WOW talk about good mileage!! On eBay there's a 2003 es300 with only 3,426 miles on it!! I wich i could get this in an rx300 form ← Mileage on a vehicle does not mean anything at all, as long as the vehicle was maintained correctly & driven properly. I'm a little weary actually of buying a vehicle with extremely low mileage for the year........means there have been alot of short trips which is not good for the car. Vehicles are built to be driven, so just find something that has average mileage or 'slightly' below..........not extremely below what it should be, you could be asking for problems. If I saw this vehicle with 3,426 miles compared to one with say 34,260 (10 times the mileage), I'd be more intrested in the higher mileage vehicle personally. Just my 2 cents. ;) B)
LexKid630 Posted April 23, 2005 Author Posted April 23, 2005 True, low mileage does suggest all city driving; it could just be that the car was driven by older people who don't get out as much.....That's the #1 thing with buying a used car; you don't know how it was used b/f.
LexKid630 Posted April 23, 2005 Author Posted April 23, 2005 I wish there was a definite way to tell how the car was driven before...like a stress meter LOL
Dave_02RX300 Posted April 24, 2005 Posted April 24, 2005 Mileage wise.... one thing I forgot to mention - the will not, and CANNOT, certify a Lexus that has over 60k mi. So that's where the mileage comes into play. Maybe you get one with 20-30k mi, and sell it back in a few years with less than 60k mi and they can certify it again (and you may get a better selling price to the dealer). I don't plan on keeping my 02 for ever. Let's see how the 400H runs in its second, third or forth year. Perhaps I will end up buying someone's Certified 400H come 2008.
LexKid630 Posted April 24, 2005 Author Posted April 24, 2005 Mileage wise.... one thing I forgot to mention - the will not, and CANNOT, certify a Lexus that has over 60k mi. So that's where the mileage comes into play. Maybe you get one with 20-30k mi, and sell it back in a few years with less than 60k mi and they can certify it again (and you may get a better selling price to the dealer). I don't plan on keeping my 02 for ever. Let's see how the 400H runs in its second, third or forth year. Perhaps I will end up buying someone's Certified 400H come 2008. ← So Lexus could certify a car that has 59,999 miles on it?? WOW that's a lot...but as said before; it's just broken it @ 50k miles LOL
LexKid630 Posted April 25, 2005 Author Posted April 25, 2005 if a saturn dealer for example geve me an ectra warranty for a used lexus, who would service it if it were to break? Them!!!?!
Lexusfreak Posted April 26, 2005 Posted April 26, 2005 if a saturn dealer for example geve me an ectra warranty for a used lexus, who would service it if it were to break? Them!!!?! ← Find out if it's still under furll factory warranty or not. I personally wouldn't buy an RX from a Saturn dealer........if you have to bring the vehicle back, they will have no clue how to fix it. B)
LexKid630 Posted April 26, 2005 Author Posted April 26, 2005 if a saturn dealer for example geve me an ectra warranty for a used lexus, who would service it if it were to break? Them!!!?! ← Find out if it's still under furll factory warranty or not. I personally wouldn't buy an RX from a Saturn dealer........if you have to bring the vehicle back, they will have no clue how to fix it. B) ← that's exactly what i thought
Dave_02RX300 Posted April 27, 2005 Posted April 27, 2005 I don't think Saturn can sell a Certified Pre-Owned, just a "used" car. The warranty comes from the factory to the Lexus dealer... Look at: http://www.lexus.com/cpo/
LexKid630 Posted April 27, 2005 Author Posted April 27, 2005 I don't think Saturn can sell a Certified Pre-Owned, just a "used" car. The warranty comes from the factory to the Lexus dealer...Look at: http://www.lexus.com/cpo/ ← I did hear the lexus dealers mentioning that their warranty is directly from lexus...
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