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Have not owned the car since new but purchased it from a brother who was the original owner. My brother was going to trade it in on a LS460 so the dealer did a courtesy sale and transfer on the car. This transaction made it easy for my brother and allowed me to take advantage of any dealer perks on service and future purchases. The car has never been had any body work and unfortunately for me the corrosion is on both front doors in the same spots on the doors.

2001 LS430 / 92,000 miles with corrosion issues on both front door panels. Detailer noticed the start of paint blisters right at the lower door panel trim line. Since I now reside 300 miles away from the dealer that I bought the car from I had him take it to an independent body shop for an estimate to clean up the blisters. This is what he found under the drivers side lower panel: Is this a common issue with the door panels? The car is located in Western PA away from any saltwater and is rarely driven in any bad weather (never in snow or salt). I asked Lexus customer service to review the photo and they told me there was nothing they could do. It had exceeded the 6 year corrosion warranty by a year. Any feedback on this would be appreciated. T

Dario, Thank you so much for helping me out with the Carfax. I was sure this car was for me until I seen what looked like rust around the seat bracket. I feel much better knowing that no flood activity ahowed up on the Carfax. You have made my evening. Thanks again for all you help. Tiffany :)

I could really use some help on running a CARFAX for the following ES300. It is being sold by a private party and appears to have signs of flood damage (rust around the drivers seat to floor brackets). A CARFAX report on this would be really appreciated. VIN # JTHBF30G425033836 Thanks Tiff