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2010 Is250c Navigation Bumper Sensors Rear Camera Brand New Wheels Clean Title on 2040-cars

US $27,900.00
Year:2010 Mileage:29200
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29200 MILES AND STILL UNDER WARRANTY. HEATED LEATHER SEATS, NAVIGATION, REAR CAMERA, BUMPER PARKING SENSORS AND MORE. 2 TINY SCRATCHES ON THE RIGHT ROCKER MOULDING(CAN BE REPAINTED FOR $200)...BESIDES THAT NOT EVEN ONE DENT OR SCRATCH. INTERIOR IT HAS NORMAL WEAR. BRAND NEW ENKEI WHEELS($1000 VALUE ON TIRE RACK), BRAND NEW FRONT HANKOOK TIRES(RATED NR1 ON TIRERACK.COM) . COMES WITH TWO MASTER KEYS, FLOOR MATS, MANUAL BOOKS AND GENUINE TOUCH-UP PAINT. THE MOTOR RUNS STRONG AND THE TRANSMISSION SHIFTS AS ITS SUPPOSED TO. NO PROBLEMS. THERE ARE NO ABNORMAL SQUEAKS OR RATTLES. ALL THE OPTIONS FUNCTION PROPERLY. IT DRIVES STRAIGHT WITH NO PULLING OR SHIMMIES. ALL THE POWER OPTIONS FUNCTION. FREE PICK-UP FROM THE AIRPORT FOR OUT OF STATE BUYER. FOR $20 YOU CAN GET A 30 DAY DRIVE AWAY TAG AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DRIVE BACK TO YOUR OWN STATE WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS. $150 DOC FEE. CHARLES 773 456 3113  photo SAM_2421_zpsaa92612b.jpg  photo SAM_2422_zps449a01e9.jpg  photo SAM_2423_zps1be8baf1.jpg  photo SAM_2425_zpsa3be59ca.jpg photo SAM_2426_zps6a96ee9a.jpg photo SAM_2427_zps1b478b54.jpg photo SAM_2428_zps23d810fc.jpg photo SAM_2429_zpsc47d0d55.jpg photo SAM_2430_zps4ca5967b.jpg photo SAM_2431_zps6f489944.jpg photo SAM_2432_zps75a5ea6f.jpg photo SAM_2433_zpse14d539f.jpg photo SAM_2434_zps5afb2384.jpg photo SAM_2435_zps864bed36.jpg photo SAM_2436_zps199c678c.jpg photo SAM_2438_zps3b8e35ef.jpg photo SAM_2439_zps3ff42d2d.jpg photo SAM_2440_zpsc93d97f3.jpg photo SAM_2441_zps321a837f.jpg photo SAM_2442_zps3f85a14d.jpg photo SAM_2443_zps994edd39.jpg photo SAM_2444_zpsd7e4da3f.jpg photo SAM_2445_zpseb477860.jpg photo SAM_2446_zpsd8bb8c94.jpg photo SAM_2447_zpsbdd22781.jpg photo SAM_2448_zpsce16a8f7.jpg photo SAM_2449_zpsf69b2fe1.jpg photo SAM_2450_zpseadb86d1.jpg photo SAM_2452_zpsfe2a92e7.jpg photo SAM_2453_zps6fe04a17.jpg photo SAM_2454_zpsb330d424.jpg photo SAM_2455_zps57740244.jpg photo SAM_2456_zpsc9717de8.jpg photo SAM_2457_zpsc92c97c5.jpg photo SAM_2458_zps77b5312c.jpg photo SAM_2460_zpsb672accb.jpg photo SAM_2461_zps2e6be87d.jpg photo SAM_2462_zps31103108.jpg

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2014 Lexus GX 460

Fri, 20 Dec 2013

The Toyota 4Runner has always held a special place in my heart for its boxy styling and off-road prowess, but until now, I never had the chance to drive its more luxurious cousin, the Lexus GX 460. Granted, the GX actually has more in common with the foreign-market Land Cruiser Prado, but all three SUVs ride on the same body-on-frame platform.
Originally an answer to the luxury SUV craze from the early 2000s, the GX hasn't changed all that much since its introduction more than a decade ago. It's a big SUV with plenty of space and crammed with just about all the luxuriousness Lexus could fit into a 12-year-old vehicle, but, more importantly, it still has the chops to go places many vehicles in its segment wouldn't dare venture. And just for good measure, Lexus tacked on its new signature spindle grille in what has to be its most pronounced appearance yet.
I've had a chance to drive most of the latest Lexus products (including the IS, ES and GS) to see just how competitive Toyota's luxury arm has gotten in recent years, but after spending a week with the 2014 GX 460, it's refreshing that, for now, Lexus has resisted the urge to follow some of its rivals in replacing rugged, body-on-frame SUVs with softer, car-based crossovers.

Lexus LCs for SEMA inspired by Blue Morpho butterfly, Marvel's Black Panther

Tue, Oct 24 2017

Lexus is bringing a pair of LC 500 coupes to this year's SEMA show, and they're thoroughly different vehicles to one another. The first is a production car, the Lexus LC Inspiration Series. It's a highly limited-edition car that is mostly stock except for a unique paint job. The other also has a special paint scheme, but it's a one-off show car designed around the upcoming Marvel movie, " Black Panther," in which an LC 500 will be featured. The LC 500 Inspiration Series, being a production car, should be of the most interest to consumers, but also because of its special paint. Looking at it, it's very clearly blue, but according to Lexus, there are no actual blue pigments in the paint. Instead, the blue hue comes from the way nano-structures buried in the paint reflect blue light. It works similarly to the wings of the Blue Morpho butterfly, which also lack any actual blue coloration, but the structure of the wings' surfaces reflect blue light. This paint is not easy to make, either. Lexus says it takes eight months to produce a batch, and only two cars with the coating can be built each day. So it's easy to understand why this is a limited edition car and color. Only 100 will be sold in the United States. To sweeten the deal, this Inspiration Series edition comes standard with 21-inch forged wheels, exclusive carbon fiber door sill plates, and, for some reason, a Barneys sommelier bar set with a design inspired by the LC. View 11 Photos As subtle as the Lexus LC 500 Inspiration Series is, the Black Panther LC 500 isn't. The car features an extremely widened body. It's a fairly elegant design, except for the stuck-on claws on the side mirrors that are echoed by the silver panted fender vent strakes. The paint scheme is equally absurd. The dark indigo blue paint has an enormous Black Panther mask design on the hood. Under the car is blue underglow, and the interior is finished in black leather with blue Alcantara. Lexus also lists a number of fictional features for the car, since it is meant for the Black Panther superhero. Among them are a bulletproof, self-healing Vibranium body, systems controlled by a "Wakandan B-CPU (Brain/Computer interface) creating a symbiotic relationship between the vehicle and its driver," and side mirrors with "instinctual positioning technology" to automatically move to the right position for the driver.

Why is there a huge bulge in 2021 Lexus IS 300 AWD's driver footwell? We explain

Tue, Mar 16 2021

After an initial turn a few weeks ago for the 2021 Lexus IS first drive review, the revised luxury sedan has returned to the Autoblog garage for a second look. This middle-of-the-road IS 300 AWD pairs a 260-horsepower V6 with a six-speed automatic transmission and four driven wheels, and frankly it's the least interesting way to spec out the redesigned sedan. While there are cars in this segment designed to get a performance boost from their all-wheel-drive systems even in dry conditions, the IS isn't one of them. Adding insult to injury, you get stuck with a cramped driver-side footwell care of the engineering shenanigans that went into making this system possible.  While we've mentioned this particular compromise before, we rarely touch on the reasons why it exists in the first place. The fundamentals are fairly obvious; the standard IS utilizes a longitudinal, rear-wheel-drive powertrain. As is typical with this configuration, the transmission sits in a tunnel beneath the center console. This arrangement works just fine, provided you don't need to power the front wheels.  To do so in a traditional car like the IS requires a literal end-around maneuver involving the engine and transmission, which we've diagrammed for you below care of MSPaint. This is a bit simplified for the sake of this write-up, and it should be noted that this is not the only way to implement AWD in an inherently RWD platform, but it illustrates how the power for the front axle (red) and rear axle (blue) flows from the transmission to the drive wheels. To get juice flowing to the front axle, Lexus had to add a parallel output shaft, exiting the transmission from the front with enough clearance for the bell housing and engine, which sits between the transmission and the front differential. This requires quite a bit of lateral reach, meaning the housing has to extend much farther out than usual to accommodate it (yellow arrow). As a result, the all-wheel-drive transmission looks a lot like a sci-fi gun with a chunky drum magazine hanging off the side of it. The hump (above right) in the footwell is there to clear this protrusion. This basic configuration isn't unique to Lexus. In fact, if you look at a BMW xDrive cutaway, it's similar. So, why no "hump" in other cars? There are multiple factors, but to boil it down to what is most relevant, it's a combination of the resulting shape of the Lexus transmission housing and the size of the IS chassis.