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Hey Scotty always great info. Just so you know, Cambridge has two plants North, South and a 3rd plant in Woodstock Ontario called West. The South plant builds the Lexus, and now the North and West build the RAV4. The North did build the Corolla until 2019. The North and South plants are actually attached, so are technically correct when you say they are built in the same factory but they are considered 2 different plants.
I purchased a 2004 rx330 with 116,000 miles on it in 2010. It has 386,000 miles today and has cost me less than $3000 in total repairs over the years. Drove it to Canada one week and then to Ft. Lauderdale the next week. Great value, no regrets.
I just bought a 2013 Lexus RX450h for $15k. I have the original sticker and it's MSRP price was $57,320. Made in Japan. It has 145k miles on it. Looking over the service history, the only issues it had in 145k miles is a faulty O2 sensor and a burned out taillight. That's it. It drives, handles and looks like new - it was well taken care of and garage kept by the previous owner. Zero rust underneath. No leaks anywhere - the underside is bone dry. The previous owner followed the Lexus service schedule religiously and changed the oil, transmission and differential fluids, flushed the coolant and Hybrid coolant and the brake system. The spark plugs were replaced at 135K miles. The Lexus dealer I bought it from went over the car and replaced the brakes and rotors and put on new tires. They also did an alignment. According to the dealer, the hybrid battery still has 94% capacity and the hybrid system works perfectly. I'm getting 27MPG in mixed driving. I couldn't be happier and I plan on keeping it for a very long time. One more thing: buying from my local Lexus dealer was the most pleasant and enjoyable buying experience I ever had in my 50 years of experience of buying a car. They treated me with respect, dignity and bent over backwards to make sure I was satisfied. I did all the paperwork online and when I went for the test drive the car was detailed with a full tank of gas and ready to go. I came back from the test drive, signed the papers and was heading home in my RX450h within 90 minutes. They even drove my old car back to my house for me. I was so happy with how things went I actually sent a thank you card to my sales person in appreciation for being so kind and helpful. All dealerships should treat their customers as well as my Lexus dealership does. I'm a Lexus customer for life.
Bought my 2010 ES 350 in 2019 with only 62K miles on it for $12.5K (probably would've cost $18K once the pandemic hit).Three years later & unsurpisingly, it's still flawless!!
I bought the 2011 model in 2020. Only thing I’ve had to do is have the front wheel bearings replaced. I get so many compliments on the car. I make sure to keep up with oil changes.
Bought a 2013 RX350 F Sport with 128k miles last year at the peak of this craziness for $18K. I ran my scanner and all checked out. The car was fawless inside out. I replaced transmission fluid, engine oil, differential fluid, transfer case fluid, serpentine belt, air intake filter, brake rotos and pads upon purchase to make sure it lasts me a lifetime. Amazing car is all I can say. I'm planning to get an ES350 for my wife soon.
Consider yourself lucky, I bought a LS460 used with 125K miles. I was the 5th owner. Man was that car was a POS, it had many cooling system problems in the 1 year I owned it. Also, the dash and door panels were sticky and soft. It had a clunk when backing over bumps. The engine has been hot so many times, I traded it in before anything more major happened to it.
@@brandonstclair6530 I don't care if it's brand new- if people beat the crap out of a car that's gonna happen 5th owner? That should have tipped you off right away
@@brandonstclair6530 aha! I’ve got a 15 IS250, bought it in 19 w/27k on it. Sometimes tempted to go to the flagship, a 460 or preferably a 430 if I find the right one. BUT sometimes I copy and paste an LS vin into my “Lexus Garage” which shows Lexus dealer repair histories. Wow. Some of those LS repairs. Too much $$$. Found a super nice 430, original owner, super nice; exceptional! Put it in my “garage”. He had just had it in saying the air suspension wasn’t working right. Dealer checked it, couldn’t replicate it, said it’s fine. Nooooo way. The LS is simply very expensive to repair, and that always takes me back to what I’m driving, which is pretty amazing, actually.
We have an exact one, 2013 ex-CPO now has 105k. Very well maintained, but I'm soooo bored with it, and been wanting to trade it in with something else :) Those who own cars for a long time, how do you deal w/ boredom :)
Got a 2006 lexus is350 Trans went out in it after 2 months of having it Had a PPI at lexus and they couldn't find an issue with it before I got it Well I'm putting a new trans in it Ended up getting a 2011 lexus ISF And it's been great so far Also did a PPI on the ISF so we will see
PPI are a joke. Its a way to get money from you. Do your own PPI, Scotty does a great job on his channel showing you what to look out for and how to check stuff. Dealerships are just trash all they care about is selling you a car, then getting you in the service bay as much as possible. They are NOT your friends.
Splendid cars, as long as you don't have an accident with body damage. Those body parts cost a fortune, just like Audi, but apart from that, running up to 1 million kms or more, if you do the proper service of course; and like Scotty said not drive up to 50.000 km without any service, which is lethal for many cars with chain belts. The chain needs adequate oil or it gets stretched or even broken then ...and that is a hugh cost to repair the motor then.
In 2004, a new RX350 cost about $55,000 (Canadian) dollars in Ontario, not far from the Cambridge assembly plant. It is a premium SUV from a luxury brand. In an age when pickup trucks are getting close to the 6 figure price range, 55k for a new luxury SUV is not outrageous.
I'm looking at a Toyota Tacoma Double Cab at my local dealership. I just hope the dealership lets me take it to my local guy to look at it. I've never worked with them before, but alot of their cars are overpriced. This one is not compared to other ones I've found online locally. $13000 for a 2005 with just a tick over 100,000 miles.
I'm not really interested in an SUV but I would get either a midsize or full size one. I just don't like those small ones. The bad thing about the big ones is that the cost of ownership is also big. But if I'm using something to seriously haul stuff around I'll just get a truck.
TY,,,,,,WOW incredible very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.
And you paid the same money even more than what 1st owner paid when it was brand new right? I checked and prices of used ones are insane! Better buy a brand new one!
My 2002 Acura MDX was made in Canada too. It's an incredible car just like this one. 3 rows of heated leather seats, heated mirrors, moon roof, fog lights, it's AWD, 3.5L Honda vtec engine. $1700 and it only had 155k miles. What a steal.
I bought a used, one-owner Lexus GS350 (2013) and love it. Had it checked out by a mechanic and other than some leaky shocks, it was perfect. The good thing is that a lot of times you can check online with Lexus and they will have service records for their cars. I was able to see that mine was serviced at the dealership up until the time I bought it. Saved a lot of money on a great car.
I’ve had my 2012 Lexus IS 350 for a little over a year and a half, and it’s the best car that I’ve ever bought. Nothing beats a Toyota product that was made in Japan!
I love my 2014 GS 450h that I bought with 33K miles, in March of 2020, right when the dealers started discounting everything in their inventory because nobody was going into showrooms. I got a great deal on a loaded Lexus and my wife absolutely loves the car.
Was in the market for a luxury car. I test drove a 2020 S 560 4-Matic, and they drive great until they don't. Went over to the Lexus dealer test drove an LS 500 and I am a now a believer. Thanks Scotty! Good health to you!
The 2010-2015 seats are more comfy than the newer models 2011 bought certified one owner w/33k and paid 25k 7 years ago. Battery, tires, water pump, and tire pressure sensor. Very reliable it has 109k now. Still love it
Got a 2013 RX 350 with 64,000 miles on it 7months ago for around $18k, very solid and comfortable car, happy with the purchase. Just changed the oil and did a tire rotation at 69,200 miles
That Lexus was a very good buy! Solid built, still looks great, solid engine and transmission, just all around great ride. That gas mileage really is not bad for a V6 pulling that much weight. Honestly, I would upgrade the stereo to have a better back up camera and call it a day. The Lexus will last the owner for many trouble free years.
Very important***** Make sure you look underneath before buying used. Look for oil on the passenger side. This is a “front engine timing cover” leak which needs to be resealed. It is 3k job bc they have to remove the engine to get to it… independent mechanic and Lexus mechanic… You will also see the leak if the turn the wheel to the left or right while in park, get out of the car and look behind the wheel well. It will be wet. Either have that negotiated off the price or run… the RX has a great engine and super reliable but has issues with its engine timing cover..
Bought a 2014 RX 350 in February of 2020 with 83000 miles now it has 127000 miles .....I change all the fluids and every 5000 miles the oil is changed. Best vehicle I ever owned.
I thought Scotty was going to be talking about the 2023 that is a four-cylinder TwinTurbo set up. No more V-8 in the full-size Toyota pick up, and no more V-6 in the RX 350. 🤦🏻♂️
A year and a half ago, we bought a 2014 Lexus RX350 with 77,000 miles on it. We paid $19,000. Bought it from a rural Toyota dealership. We took a trip this week and it went over 100,000 miles just about fifty miles from home. We had considered a used 2016 Toyota Highlander. Found a really nice one, the private seller was asking $29,000. It was very nice, with the long moon roof and captain's chairs in the front and rear. Almost bought it. But I thought I remembered Scotty saying that the 2016 Toyotas had GDI fuel injection. I didn't want any part of that, so we went with the older vehicle. Pretty much everything Scotty says about this 2012 model is true of ours. It's a great highway cruiser and does not get great gas mileage, but it's pretty good, considering. Rides nicely, very quiet, hauls a bunch of stuff, the seats are great, and the A/C pumps cold.
I love my ‘O8 RX350 AWD. Very comfortable capable ride with all the luxury bells and whistles I want. Bought it w 99km in 2016, still running like a dream now at 177km, and so far have only had to replace muffler (rust) and brakes/calipers a few years ago. Wonderful car, w excellent pick up. Yes, faithfully doing my oil changes. Love this car!!
Bought a 96 LS400 with a little over 100k miles last summer for 7 grand. Car is mint. I tell ya, I’ve got more people looking over that car than anything I’ve owned. Stands out now amongst the cookie cutters. Been good so far, had to replace the fuel pump but that’s been it.
Lexus is the most stolen vehicle in my town and therefore very expensive to insure. I know a lady that has had 3 stolen from her driveway. She finally bought something else after the third one.
Bought a 2009 rx350 155,000 miles. Needs some suspension work, normal stuff for age and miles.But otherwise a great car and I love it!!! And I but my payments in half from my previous car
It seems always the older technology is more reliable than the newer one. Just like the manual transmissions which are way more reliable than automatic ones.
What happened to Lexus? This whole video is nothing but a big propaganda infomercial for Lexus. just wait til that engine's cam cover seal starts leaking and it costs $3000 to fix.
@@eleanormassaro5195 yeah I agree, no way it could be as bad as my Sequoia, the 18 mpg I get is mixed and I do drive very conservatively, I could easily half that if was gunning it everywhere.
My 2002 Acura MDX was made in Canada too. It's an incredible car just like this one. 3 rows of heated leather seats, heated mirrors, moon roof, fog lights, it's AWD, 3.5L Honda vtec engine. $1700 and it only had 155k miles. What a steal.
I got UX200 2021. I feel like a Royal on the road. Everything is great but I heard a creeking noise when I drive 100km over on my dash board, left door makes creeking noise when I play music, when I play youtube music and change my volume, it plays media player which is super annoying. Rare passenger air vents seems to have not working ( may be it detects seat ) I tried all everything still cant make it work. I will take it to dealership soon its only 10000km odometer. Still I am really happy with it.
Ha! This is pretty much my SUV! I bought a used 2014 RX350 with 119K miles in 2020 for $15K (with most of the service records in hand). Love it! Great to drive, comfortable, looks sharp. Gas mileage isn't great -- the average hovers between 19.2 and 19.6. We've had to do a few repairs, but nothing major or catastrophic. Now we'd like to replace my husband's old hatchback with a 3-row SUV, and wow has used car-shopping become horribly expensive and pretty miserable.
We'd love to find a used RX350L or GX at a good price, but we may start considering the Acura MDX, too. Or a Highlander -- but when I was shopping for my RX350, it was easier to find well-maintained RX350s than Highlanders, and the price wasn't very different!
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I heard Tesla is sending them all back to you. 😸
Hey Scotty always great info. Just so you know, Cambridge has two plants North, South and a 3rd plant in Woodstock Ontario called West. The South plant builds the Lexus, and now the North and West build the RAV4. The North did build the Corolla until 2019. The North and South plants are actually attached, so are technically correct when you say they are built in the same factory but they are considered 2 different plants.
I found one that was made in Japan with less than 112000 km or 65k miles on her. Bought her immediately
Bought a 2010 RX350 in 2015 with 35k miles. Great car! 24 mpg on premium fuel. It now has 90k miles, replaced tires and battery. Still runs great.
amazing!
Same, that’s all I’ve ever had to do with it. Bought at 40k, now 110k and still running just fine w/ new battery and tires
I tot they take regular, why is premium necessary?
@@yemi0it isnt
@@richardp.228I read about that later. Glad i have a 2015
I purchased a 2004 rx330 with 116,000 miles on it in 2010. It has 386,000 miles today and has cost me less than $3000 in total repairs over the years. Drove it to Canada one week and then to Ft. Lauderdale the next week. Great value, no regrets.
Do you use premium fuel?
@@garchah1 no...been using regular simce I purchased it.
Largely thanks to Scotty, I just bought an immaculate 2013 RX350 for 12K, and it already feels like a steal. Thanks Scotty!
What’s the mileage ?
Sounds like a really good price
We absolutely love our 2016 RX350 F Sport, it feels so safe to drive, we love the adaptive suspension and use it often on our twisty country roads.
I just bought a 2013 Lexus RX450h for $15k. I have the original sticker and it's MSRP price was $57,320. Made in Japan. It has 145k miles on it. Looking over the service history, the only issues it had in 145k miles is a faulty O2 sensor and a burned out taillight. That's it. It drives, handles and looks like new - it was well taken care of and garage kept by the previous owner. Zero rust underneath. No leaks anywhere - the underside is bone dry. The previous owner followed the Lexus service schedule religiously and changed the oil, transmission and differential fluids, flushed the coolant and Hybrid coolant and the brake system. The spark plugs were replaced at 135K miles. The Lexus dealer I bought it from went over the car and replaced the brakes and rotors and put on new tires. They also did an alignment. According to the dealer, the hybrid battery still has 94% capacity and the hybrid system works perfectly. I'm getting 27MPG in mixed driving. I couldn't be happier and I plan on keeping it for a very long time.
One more thing: buying from my local Lexus dealer was the most pleasant and enjoyable buying experience I ever had in my 50 years of experience of buying a car. They treated me with respect, dignity and bent over backwards to make sure I was satisfied. I did all the paperwork online and when I went for the test drive the car was detailed with a full tank of gas and ready to go. I came back from the test drive, signed the papers and was heading home in my RX450h within 90 minutes. They even drove my old car back to my house for me. I was so happy with how things went I actually sent a thank you card to my sales person in appreciation for being so kind and helpful. All dealerships should treat their customers as well as my Lexus dealership does. I'm a Lexus customer for life.
I bought an 07 Lexus RX 350 last year with 100,000 miles on it! Paid 8,000 for it . One of the best purchases I’ve ever made
Pray tell?
@@riccccccardo this car is incredible! Lexus IS the best
Thank you for reviewing our Lexus Scotty!
Bought my 2010 ES 350 in 2019 with only 62K miles on it for $12.5K (probably would've cost $18K once the pandemic hit).Three years later & unsurpisingly, it's still flawless!!
Bought a 2006 Lexus RX 330, White/tan leather with 94,000 miles in 2022. Looks brand new! The most comfortable SUV out there. Got it for $13,000.
I bought the 2011 model in 2020. Only thing I’ve had to do is have the front wheel bearings replaced. I get so many compliments on the car. I make sure to keep up with oil changes.
1999 RX 300 220,000 miles still running great
One of these are 25-30k in Canada. The used car market is insanity!
They stealing us man
Bought a 2013 RX350 F Sport with 128k miles last year at the peak of this craziness for $18K. I ran my scanner and all checked out. The car was fawless inside out. I replaced transmission fluid, engine oil, differential fluid, transfer case fluid, serpentine belt, air intake filter, brake rotos and pads upon purchase to make sure it lasts me a lifetime. Amazing car is all I can say. I'm planning to get an ES350 for my wife soon.
The problem with Lexus is that hideous grill that not even a mother could love.
There’s one on the market with 180,000 miles and a brand new transmission from Lexus. It’s a 2013 for $12,000.
Should I go for it?
Hi Scotty! I have an '07 LS 460 with 144k miles. Runs really well. But only like 11 or so mpg yikes. Minor cosmetic issues but great. 👋
Consider yourself lucky, I bought a LS460 used with 125K miles. I was the 5th owner. Man was that car was a POS, it had many cooling system problems in the 1 year I owned it. Also, the dash and door panels were sticky and soft. It had a clunk when backing over bumps. The engine has been hot so many times, I traded it in before anything more major happened to it.
Why you won't sell it for $17,000 and buy a 100 series land cruiser
@@billnotpay I am selling mine for 11k. I actually want a Prius believe it or not lol.
@@brandonstclair6530 I don't care if it's brand new- if people beat the crap out of a car that's gonna happen 5th owner? That should have tipped you off right away
@@brandonstclair6530 aha! I’ve got a 15 IS250, bought it in 19 w/27k on it. Sometimes tempted to go to the flagship, a 460 or preferably a 430 if I find the right one. BUT sometimes I copy and paste an LS vin into my “Lexus Garage” which shows Lexus dealer repair histories. Wow. Some of those LS repairs. Too much $$$. Found a super nice 430, original owner, super nice; exceptional! Put it in my “garage”. He had just had it in saying the air suspension wasn’t working right. Dealer checked it, couldn’t replicate it, said it’s fine. Nooooo way. The LS is simply very expensive to repair, and that always takes me back to what I’m driving, which is pretty amazing, actually.
Still have a 2014 -mileage sucks- only 12-13mpg in the city. But no issues at 167000miles - only changing the oil at 5k intervals as Scotty says😅
Good Day Scotty! 🏁
hello!
Great video, Scotty! Love Lexus and Toyota!
scooty gotta upload a video about lexus/toyota specially after ideal cars made a video about him 😂😂
Guess I got a good deal for a 2012 RX350 with 48K mile for $17K.
I love what you are doing keep it up
Scotty where are these Pennsylvania cars coming from that are on your channel? I can notice those inspection stickers anywhere lol
Not a CD player what is this world coming to
I have a 2010 RX 350 AWD with only 60k miles
We have an exact one, 2013 ex-CPO now has 105k. Very well maintained, but I'm soooo bored with it, and been wanting to trade it in with something else :) Those who own cars for a long time, how do you deal w/ boredom :)
Thanks for this video. I am also considering a RX 450h hybrid. What's your opinion?
Got a 2006 lexus is350
Trans went out in it after 2 months of having it
Had a PPI at lexus and they couldn't find an issue with it before I got it
Well I'm putting a new trans in it
Ended up getting a 2011 lexus ISF
And it's been great so far
Also did a PPI on the ISF so we will see
PPI are a joke. Its a way to get money from you. Do your own PPI, Scotty does a great job on his channel showing you what to look out for and how to check stuff. Dealerships are just trash all they care about is selling you a car, then getting you in the service bay as much as possible. They are NOT your friends.
These have an issue with an oil cooler hose that tends to rapture while driving and destroy the engine. They sell a metal replacement for it
The 2grfe came with metal vvti lines by 2010.
Scotty is the best! and I love my Lexus IS 350 F.
Splendid cars, as long as you don't have an accident with body damage. Those body parts cost a fortune, just like Audi, but apart from that, running up to 1 million kms or more, if you do the proper service of course; and like Scotty said not drive up to 50.000 km without any service, which is lethal for many cars with chain belts. The chain needs adequate oil or it gets stretched or even broken then ...and that is a hugh cost to repair the motor then.
Good work
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crossover...
That aint mid sized
In 2004, a new RX350 cost about $55,000 (Canadian) dollars in Ontario, not far from the Cambridge assembly plant.
It is a premium SUV from a luxury brand. In an age when pickup trucks are getting close to the 6 figure price range, 55k for a new luxury SUV is not outrageous.
Hey Scotty does Fuel Save Pro work? 30 percent fuel saving??
...I'll put my thang down, flip it and reverse it
My RX 350 2012 has no rust it’s got 68xxx miles think will keep it I’m second owner.
I'm looking at a Toyota Tacoma Double Cab at my local dealership. I just hope the dealership lets me take it to my local guy to look at it. I've never worked with them before, but alot of their cars are overpriced. This one is not compared to other ones I've found online locally. $13000 for a 2005 with just a tick over 100,000 miles.
I'm not really interested in an SUV but I would get either a midsize or full size one. I just don't like those small ones. The bad thing about the big ones is that the cost of ownership is also big. But if I'm using something to seriously haul stuff around I'll just get a truck.
You can't handle the truth !!!
holy swirl marks all over that car...
👍
I hate the big grills I'll stick with my is200 😁
TY,,,,,,WOW incredible very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.
Hi Scotty!
hey!
I bought a used 2018 RX350L made in Japan. Had 20k on it and it is by far the most comfortable car I ever owned.
I didn't.
And you paid the same money even more than what 1st owner paid when it was brand new right? I checked and prices of used ones are insane! Better buy a brand new one!
My 2002 Acura MDX was made in Canada too. It's an incredible car just like this one. 3 rows of heated leather seats, heated mirrors, moon roof, fog lights, it's AWD, 3.5L Honda vtec engine. $1700 and it only had 155k miles. What a steal.
@@donalddube3359 can you provide the numbers? I am genuinely curious
The only problem with mentioned by my RX Lexus pals was a grounding problem on the alternator.
I bought a used, one-owner Lexus GS350 (2013) and love it. Had it checked out by a mechanic and other than some leaky shocks, it was perfect. The good thing is that a lot of times you can check online with Lexus and they will have service records for their cars. I was able to see that mine was serviced at the dealership up until the time I bought it. Saved a lot of money on a great car.
Noice, RWD?
@@kinnikuzero Yes
@@canny8228 heck heah!
How much for new shocks?😬
Came real close to buying a gs350 on a used car lot. The Lexus service online record saved me from buying a oil burner
I’ve had my 2012 Lexus IS 350 for a little over a year and a half, and it’s the best car that I’ve ever bought. Nothing beats a Toyota product that was made in Japan!
I love my 2014 GS 450h that I bought with 33K miles, in March of 2020, right when the dealers started discounting everything in their inventory because nobody was going into showrooms. I got a great deal on a loaded Lexus and my wife absolutely loves the car.
that is good
waiting for my daily Scotty Kilmore is leaving TH-cam or Japanese cars are crap now videos
I purchased a brand new 2022 IS500 for $61,000 in January. Sue me.
Found a 2009 Pebble beach edition RX350 one owner with only 114k for just under $10,000 at a Lexus dealership. It's so nice!
Was in the market for a luxury car. I test drove a 2020 S 560 4-Matic, and they drive great until they don't. Went over to the Lexus dealer test drove an LS 500 and I am a now a believer. Thanks Scotty! Good health to you!
Been looking to replace our 2004 RX. Even if a decent 2013 with 100k is more than $20,000.
yeah suv's hold their value quite a lot more than the comparative sedan
Solis buy. Homefully market starts cooling next year hope
2010 450h for 8k with high mileage are out there they last forever I love mine.
why are you trying to replace yours....
Oh I loved my 2004 RX!
The 2010-2015 seats are more comfy than the newer models
2011 bought certified one owner w/33k and paid 25k 7 years ago. Battery, tires, water pump, and tire pressure sensor. Very reliable it has 109k now. Still love it
2012 Lexus RX350, midsized
SUV 115kmiles, $14,500s,
I got the hybrid version of this. 26 mpg and over 200,000 miles. Still drives like brand new! Best car ive ever had.
I'm looking at a 12 hybrid with 125k. Being a lexus I don't worry too much. Still solid for you?
Cd player is the way to go! No android garbage please. Lol. I'll stick with my 06 4 runner.
Love my 2013 RX. 126k and it has been perfect.
Got a 2013 RX 350 with 64,000 miles on it 7months ago for around $18k, very solid and comfortable car, happy with the purchase. Just changed the oil and did a tire rotation at 69,200 miles
That’s a great deal
That's an insane deal you got. Last year I bought a 2013 RX350 F Sport with 129k miles on it for $18k
That Lexus was a very good buy! Solid built, still looks great, solid engine and transmission, just all around great ride. That gas mileage really is not bad for a V6 pulling that much weight. Honestly, I would upgrade the stereo to have a better back up camera and call it a day. The Lexus will last the owner for many trouble free years.
You never say anything about c.v.t transmissions
Just bought a 2011 Lexus Rex 450h. I love it. Saved allot of money buying used.
I got a 2005 lexus rx330 awd for 5 grand 110k miles
Very important***** Make sure you look underneath before buying used. Look for oil on the passenger side. This is a “front engine timing cover” leak which needs to be resealed. It is 3k job bc they have to remove the engine to get to it… independent mechanic and Lexus mechanic… You will also see the leak if the turn the wheel to the left or right while in park, get out of the car and look behind the wheel well. It will be wet. Either have that negotiated off the price or run… the RX has a great engine and super reliable but has issues with its engine timing cover..
How common is this issue? Does it effect the 2016-2019 rx350?
Is ir because of vvti rattle ? What year is yours?
I upgraded from a Yaris 4 door hatchback 2008 to Prius C 2012. I've never bought a new car. 💡
The Prius C is smaller than the Yaris 4 door hatchback. But it has the bulletproof 1.5L engine that dates back Generation 1 and way back to the Echo.
I'm sorry to hear that!
Prius c is a great car
I did like my Yaris a lot. 🚙
Hello Scotty from Mooresville NC USA
afternoon!
Bought a 2014 RX 350 in February of 2020 with 83000 miles now it has 127000 miles .....I change all the fluids and every 5000 miles the oil is changed. Best vehicle I ever owned.
Are you kidding? Even the brake fluid and coolant? Trans oil too?
You are wasting money then. You don't need to change all the fluids every 5000 miles.
@@rol_rob2603 He probably changes the windshield washer fluid too. 😂
@@althunder4269 Probably 😂🤣
Why is this titled “what the hell happened to Lexus”?
I thought Scotty was going to be talking about the 2023 that is a four-cylinder TwinTurbo set up. No more V-8 in the full-size Toyota pick up, and no more V-6 in the RX 350. 🤦🏻♂️
A year and a half ago, we bought a 2014 Lexus RX350 with 77,000 miles on it. We paid $19,000. Bought it from a rural Toyota dealership. We took a trip this week and it went over 100,000 miles just about fifty miles from home.
We had considered a used 2016 Toyota Highlander. Found a really nice one, the private seller was asking $29,000. It was very nice, with the long moon roof and captain's chairs in the front and rear. Almost bought it. But I thought I remembered Scotty saying that the 2016 Toyotas had GDI fuel injection. I didn't want any part of that, so we went with the older vehicle.
Pretty much everything Scotty says about this 2012 model is true of ours. It's a great highway cruiser and does not get great gas mileage, but it's pretty good, considering. Rides nicely, very quiet, hauls a bunch of stuff, the seats are great, and the A/C pumps cold.
Love you Scotty! I just got a technician job at universal city Nissan in la!!
I love my ‘O8 RX350 AWD. Very comfortable capable ride with all the luxury bells and whistles I want. Bought it w 99km in 2016, still running like a dream now at 177km, and so far have only had to replace muffler (rust) and brakes/calipers a few years ago. Wonderful car, w excellent pick up. Yes, faithfully doing my oil changes. Love this car!!
Bought a 96 LS400 with a little over 100k miles last summer for 7 grand. Car is mint. I tell ya, I’ve got more people looking over that car than anything I’ve owned. Stands out now amongst the cookie cutters. Been good so far, had to replace the fuel pump but that’s been it.
Lexus is the most stolen vehicle in my town and therefore very expensive to insure. I know a lady that has had 3 stolen from her driveway. She finally bought something else after the third one.
Bought a 2009 rx350 155,000 miles. Needs some suspension work, normal stuff for age and miles.But otherwise a great car and I love it!!! And I but my payments in half from my previous car
Still rocking our 2007 Lexus RX350H with 155k miles!! Like a champ!!
paid 33k for a cpo 2018 gx460 premium It's been "okay" it's been in and out of lexus a few times. Imo toyota hasn't made a great product since 2007.
Love you Scotty! Always such good information! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
It seems always the older technology is more reliable than the newer one. Just like the manual transmissions which are way more reliable than automatic ones.
Scotty acts as if a 6 year old vehicle is 30 years old......2016 to 2022 isnt old Scotty
What happened to Lexus? This whole video is nothing but a big propaganda infomercial for Lexus. just wait til that engine's cam cover seal starts leaking and it costs $3000 to fix.
I bought a 2018 RX350 with 16k miles last year for 44k ..did I get a good deal?
My 2004 Sequoia 4WD gets 18 mpg! Paid $4000 2 years ago, still has only 165,000 miles, absolutely flawless.
That was a steal 👍👍
My 2010 RX averages 17 mpg in city driving and up to 25 mpg on long road trips. So it sounds like the RX in this video is indicating more city driving
@@eleanormassaro5195 yeah I agree, no way it could be as bad as my Sequoia, the 18 mpg I get is mixed and I do drive very conservatively, I could easily half that if was gunning it everywhere.
🤪😜😜😝🤣
My 2002 Acura MDX was made in Canada too. It's an incredible car just like this one. 3 rows of heated leather seats, heated mirrors, moon roof, fog lights, it's AWD, 3.5L Honda vtec engine. $1700 and it only had 155k miles. What a steal.
Those look like PA inspection stickers. Nice long drive.
They are
Lexus RX 350 for 2023 will be available only with a turbocharged four cylinder engine. I WAS considering one.
Got my 06 is350 with 189k for 8k in cali last summer. Best vehicle I've ever owned
The only thing I will say about the back up camera is that you just need to turn your screen brightness up, took me a while to realize this in my 2015
Outstanding vehicles on the older models! Current electronic and wiz bang stuffed overpriced cars are not a value!
You Rock Scotty aka Car Jesus!!!
I got UX200 2021. I feel like a Royal on the road. Everything is great but I heard a creeking noise when I drive 100km over on my dash board, left door makes creeking noise when I play music, when I play youtube music and change my volume, it plays media player which is super annoying. Rare passenger air vents seems to have not working ( may be it detects seat ) I tried all everything still cant make it work.
I will take it to dealership soon its only 10000km odometer.
Still I am really happy with it.
I have a 2016 for my daughter and a 21 Rx for my wife. Awesome cars!
I hate Lexus drivers in Southern California because most can't drive 😒
Ha! This is pretty much my SUV! I bought a used 2014 RX350 with 119K miles in 2020 for $15K (with most of the service records in hand). Love it! Great to drive, comfortable, looks sharp. Gas mileage isn't great -- the average hovers between 19.2 and 19.6. We've had to do a few repairs, but nothing major or catastrophic. Now we'd like to replace my husband's old hatchback with a 3-row SUV, and wow has used car-shopping become horribly expensive and pretty miserable.
We'd love to find a used RX350L or GX at a good price, but we may start considering the Acura MDX, too. Or a Highlander -- but when I was shopping for my RX350, it was easier to find well-maintained RX350s than Highlanders, and the price wasn't very different!
The rx 450h (295hp) is faster than an Acura mdx (290hp)…
Is getting the hybrid version worth it? I saw a 2015 rx450h 81k miles for 15,995. I think it's a good deal
Hoping Scotty /someone knowledgeable answers this question! It's a great one.
Yes.
Just bought a 2013 rx350 with 55k miles for $16k