2004 Lexus Rx 330 Navigation Dvd Back-up Camera Power Liftgate on 2040-cars
San Antonio, Texas, United States
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I'm selling my wife's white 2004 Lexus RX330 SUV. It's been a great car for the past ~six years and we got it off a lease in Houston so we are the second owner. Ordinary maintenance has been performed and it runs and drives very well. It has just under 125,000 miles, grey leather interior, GPS navigation, back-up camera, a DVD player, sunroof, automated lift gate (operated remotely by a key button), and nice woodgrain steering wheel and dash. It's a great family car but our family is outgrowing it. Most of the service while we've owned has been performed at The Dealer Alternative here in San Antonio, which is a group of Lexus / Toyota certified mechanics who do very good work. I have service records. The prior owner did work at Lexus in Houston. The high quality Michelin tires have some mileage left. I have made sure to do regular oil changes with synthetic oil. It was just fully cleaned and detailed inside and out. Serious inquiries only, please. |
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