Amazing 2008 Lexus Gs460 4.6l V8 Sedan * Super Low 78k Mi * All Options *$64,000 on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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Up for sale today is a beautiful 2008 Lexus GS460 4 door luxury sedan with the desirable 4.6L V8 "Mark Levinson" edition. This limited production Lexus features every option in the book including the $6000 Levinson stereo which is second to none. I could run down every little option, but when I say everything, I mean it. Leather, automatic, heated everything seats and mirrors, power everything, tint, alloys, high end tires, sensors, camera, navigation, moonroof, cupholders front and back, spare that was never used, power sunshade in rear window, etc. Mechanically super sound and running like an Indy car. Very powerful and fast, you'll have acceleration to spare on the highway. Needs absolutely nothing to drive home. Comes with one FOB key and owner's manual. GS460 is pearl white exterior with tan leather interior, exterior is very nice with no noticeable dings or anything you would consider distracting. Car's front may have a chip here or there from highway mileage, as one would expect in a used car, but just look those pictures and you can tell this is a beauty. Tires are newer high end, expensive brand with original Lexus alloy stylish rims. Car starts strong every time and runs like an Indy car, corners sharp and tight just like you'd expect. Mechanically sound in every way I can think of. Title in hand with Kansas City Policemen's Credit Union as lienholder, ready to sign over to new owner. If you've been wanting one of these Lexus V8s, this just might be your best time to do so...they are so hard to locate! Even my Lexus guys can't find 'em. They say that in all the years Superior Lexus North has been in business, they've only seen two of these GS460s in all of Kansas City proper. And before those questions come in..."can I drive it home?"...yes, I would be confident to drive anywhere in the United States you call home after winning the bid. 2008 Lexus GS460 is sold "as is/where is" from Kansas City, MO. No warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. You are buying exactly what you see pictured. Pickup of vehicle is entirely responsibility of winning bidder. Car must be paid for in cash or wired funds must "settle" at my Kansas City Policemen's Credit Union before any title transfer takes place, no exceptions. Checks not accepted as payment. No PayPal on this specific sale, please, because of dollar amount. Once payment has been satisfied 100%, then we can discuss when and how to pick up car from present location. Easy to work with on that, if you need time to arrange transportation, I fully understand. Important thing is that car MUST be paid for in full within 5 business days of auction end or I go to next in line. Do not bid if you cannot or won't have funds available immediately after sale ends as I am looking for immediate sale, not long drawn-out procedure with you and your bank over financing. Just being honest and straight-forward from the beginning, thank you. And remember...auction can be ended at any time without warning. If a bidder makes serious intentions known and follows through...we're selling! Appraised for $26,850...any sum after opening $20,000.00 bid is met, I will let the auction go to the end and winner will be crowned! |
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