2003 Lexus Is300 Toyota Altezza 2jz No Modifications No Accidents Clean Carfax on 2040-cars
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
2003 Lexus IS300, 115k miles, 3.0 liter 6-cylinder engine, 5-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode, rear-wheel-drive, traction control, ABS 4-wheel, air conditioning with automatic climate control, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, cruise control, power steering, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo, cassette, CD multi-disc, premium sound, dual air bags, front and rear side air bags, dual power seats, leather, moon roof, Xenon HID automatic headlamps, fog lamps, keyless entry, HomeLink garage opener, automatic dimming mirror with compass, rear spoiler, alloy wheels, runs and drives like new, no mechanical issues, no modifications, no accidents, all books and service records, clean Carfax, clean title, minor scratches from normal use, sticky dash design flaw, very good condition, bring it to any mechanic of your choice if desired, no texting, call 772-626-1781. Recent Items Completed For Your Driving Pleasure: - timing belt, water pump, timing component kit, camshaft seals, VVT-i sprocket o-ring, front crankshaft seal, serpentine belt - valve cover gasket with tube seals, spark plugs, wires, coil boots - front and rear brake pads, front and rear brake rotors - 4 new matching tires, 4-wheel alignment |
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Lexus LC 500 stands apart from the go-fast sport luxury crowd
Thu, Dec 14 2017We at Autoblog, by and large, love the LC 500. For its concept-car looks, derived almost verbatim from the 2012 LF-LC concept. And for the charming V8, which growls and burbles appropriately but doesn't subscribe to the faux-backfire trend. Our Editor-in-Chief, Greg Migliore, perfectly summarized the LC 500's appeal when he drove it recently: "Evening walkers cast curious glances. A guy in an old pickup almost sideswiped me as he gawked while taking the corner fast. It's a celebrity car. It also sounds good; the 5.0-liter V8 growls and rumbles. Style and muscle. An excellent execution." I just spent a week in it, my first encounter with the car, and it made me think most about how it's positioned in the Lexus lineup. Notably, it's not positioned as the performance extreme. This is refreshing, because not every car needs to attempt a Nurburgring time. If you want to hunt road-course records in this day and age, it takes massive power and massive traction. We're getting to the point, perhaps well beyond it, where that is doing the stopwatch more favors than the driver. Part of this is decades of marketing putting the sportiest variant of a particular vehicle above the most luxurious in the pecking order of regular vehicles, which doesn't make a ton of sense if you think about it. In the 1960s, the ultimate Mercedes-Benz was the 600 Grosser limousine, which was built like a Rolex bank vault. It had a huge engine, but the point was to move the massive thing around, not for the sheer pleasure of it. Ironically, the Grosser's engine made its way later into the 300 SEL 6.3, turning a large and luxurious sedan into a surprisingly capable bruiser, and then into the Rote Sau race car. Arguably, this was an impetus for the sort of sporty arms race I'm decrying. (Now, when you talk about supercars, or ultimate luxury cars like a Bentley or Maybach, this distinction makes less sense. But let's limit our discussion to vehicles the well-heeled average consumer could actually purchase — things at the upper end of the ranges of normal car manufacturers.) This takes us to the Lexus LC 500. Unlike Mercedes, whose Mercedes-AMG cars are on top of the regular car pecking order, Audi's RS line, BMW's M Division, and Porsche's various Turbos, the LC 500 is simply a large, powerful car. It's comfortable, it looks interesting, and it has more than enough grunt to get out of its own way. There are Sport and Performance options packages, but there's no LC F or F-Line trim available.
Optimistic Lexus bumps US sales target higher
Mon, 29 Jul 2013Last year Lexus sold 244,166 cars in the US, slotting into third place in the luxury segment behind BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Earlier this year Lexus said its target was 260,000 units in the US (which would still put it behind BMW's and Mercedes' numbers from last year), but Automotive News reports that it has raised its upper outlook to 270,000 cars.
The half-year pace hasn't been enough to make either number, but Lexus is gunning for a 15-percent gain in IS sales behind the arrival of the 2014 model, and this is also the first full year of sales of the new ES and LS. Lexus will most likely end the year in third place in the luxury segment behind BMW and Mercedes again, even if it does sell 270,000 units, but has said its prime directive is "good, steady growth."
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