I had given my son my '05 Acura MDX when I picked up a Mazda CX-9 a few years ago. Three weeks ago someone hit him, at under 30 mph, on a blind curve as he was pulling out. Side airbags went off and the impact broke the rear driver's axel. Damage wasn't so bad but with the airbags going off, insurance totaled the car. So, we've been looking for a replacement and driving a lot of cars. Tonight we found a 2004 Lexus RX330 with about 120,000 miles. Florida car that spent some of its life in NY, and it's very clean. Rides very well and was well kept, so it's a possibility. But, I know nothing about these cars; I've been working on my Acuras for the last 15+ years and doing just about everything. Is there a list of 'what to look for if you're buying this generation of the RX'? I crawled around under the car and the drive train, suspension, and exhaust is in really good shape for it being a part-time northern car. I popped the hood and the only red flag was oil on the front of the engine, as though the valve cover gasket was leaking oil. I did check the oil and tranny fluid, and they both looked clean - the tranny fluid was pink and did not smell burned. Is there an issue with these cars and valve cover gaskets or is this probably just a fluke? Anything else I should be looking for? This is an amazing riding car so I'm really considering it. Thanks!