Here is a nice 2002 Lexus Es300 with only 120,462 miles. Runs great, regular oil changes new tires and brakes within the last few months. The leather interior is in pretty good shape. The seats have better than normal wear as far as cracking goes. No rips or tears. I bought this from Toledo Lexus dealer about 8 years ago as a certified pre-owned vehicle but I think the rear bumper was repainted once before. It was also involved in a front accident a few years back. Nothing real bad, the girl ran a red light and hit the front right fender. All that was replaced was the right fender, head light and the front bumper cover. This is a nice car for the price, it has some small nicks, stone chips and other minor paint blems, nothing you would notice at 5 feet, but normal for a car that is 12 years old. It has always been garaged until today since we bought a new one. One last thing is the check engine light has been on for a few years, it comes up as EGR code. I really didn't care so it never go fixed, it still get 27MPG on average so no big deal. I have never had to take it in for any work other than the new tires and brakes. Pretty darn good for a 12 year old car. The Es300 was one of the safest cars in 2002 with all of the airbags it has so this would make a great first car for a high school kid or go get the rear bumper fixed for a $200 and you would have a really nice car. Nothing, nothing rides like a Lexus in my book... Any questions please ask!!
As this is a 12 year old car, I am selling it as is, where is, no warranty. |
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