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#1454 of 1460 Re: 2000 lx470 priced at 14,500 ??? [amauro] by houdini1 Oct 03, 2009 (10:18 am)
Replying to: amauro (Oct 02, 2009 2:33 pm) Yes, they are fantastic trucks...however...you should be able to find either a later model or a 2000 with fewer miles at that price. Take your time and look around.
#1455 of 1460 Re: 2000 lx470 priced at 14,500 ??? [amauro] by golakers Oct 09, 2009 (1:30 pm)
Replying to: amauro (Oct 02, 2009 2:33 pm) I bought a 2002 LX470 this past August for $25k. It has <45k miles and runs great. I had a 1995 Land Cruiser for 10 years, purchased used in 1999. I put appx. 150k miles and had great reliability. Never left me stranded. I had considered a used LR3, but came to my senses and purchased the LX.
#1457 of 1460 Mechanical Problems with LX470 by idaholexus Nov 07, 2009 (10:49 am)
Just got my LX470 back from the dealership last night after having the ignition cylinder housing/rod problem fixed ($514). Was also told that it needed the following work done: CV boots leaking ($600+), starter needs to be replaced ($815), 90k checkup ($1400), etc. Was hoping to get some input as to what other problems will be lurking out there after I invest the money to get these problems fixed. What other major repairs is everyone experiencing? What is the cost? It has approx 103k miles to date.
#1458 of 1460 My suggestions.... by vcheng Nov 11, 2009 (5:24 am)
Get the CV boots fixed. Have an independent garage change out the timing belt (the major cost of the 90k service) and check the water pump if it needs replacement. At the same time get the starter contacts serviced (kit is $45, and you don't need a new starter).   All told you should be under $1000, and have a truck ready for the next 100k miles.   At this mileage you can also consider optionally: transmission service, front bearings repack, driveshaft lubrication, transfer case and differential service. Most likely, it would be better to wait until something happens to go after these things if you are not a believer in preventative maintenance.   These trucks are engineered to last about 500k miles providing they are serviced properly.   Good Luck!
#1459 of 1460 2005 LX 470 - Purchase? by ssmithlx470 Nov 20, 2009 (7:02 am)
I have an opportunity to buy an '05 LX470 from a friend. 88K miles - $27,500. I'm familiar with the car an know it's had no mechanical problems and has been serviced regularly per Lexus recommended schedule at Lexus dealershp. The 90K mile service was just completed. Miles are all onroad and most highway.   Thoughts? Advice? I love these trucks but am concerned re: the high mileage. I've read of folks having trouble with the AHC around the 100K mile mark. Any other potential areas of concern for an LX with this mileage? I'd aim to purchase and keep for several years - past the 150K mile mark. Replies to this message: amauro (Nov 20, 2009 9:26 am)
#1460 of 1460 Re: 2005 LX 470 - Purchase? [ssmithlx470] by amauro Nov 20, 2009 (9:26 am)
Replying to: ssmithlx470 (Nov 20, 2009 7:02 am) We have an LX470 with 140,000 miles and it is a great car. We had to replace a few of the sensors(behind the tires). Luckily we know a mechanic and purchased the parts ourselves so we saved a lot of money. I would buy the sensors yourself at an auto parts store and find someone to do it for you. Other than it being a gas guzzler... it is great! The kids love it, we love it and we just keep filling up the tank!! We expect to drive this to at least 200K

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