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2008 Lexus Gs350 W/ 38k Miles. +$25,000 In After Market Additions. Head-turner! on 2040-cars

US $32,000.00
Year:2008 Mileage:38790 Color:
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I am selling my head-turning 2008 smoky gun metal gray Lexus GS350 with gray leather interior. This is an absolutely loaded car that has been babied since it was first driven off the lot at Lexus. It has all the available options, along with $25,000 – yes, $25,000 – in after market additions…including body kitting from Japan, high end rims and a top-shelf custom stereo.

 It’s a superb rear wheel drive vehicle for any car lover. Used as my second car and driven for pleasure, it has been garaged all its life and I haven’t put more than 4,000 miles on it per year over the last four years. And almost every single time I have driven it, I have gotten compliments and questions about how it was built. The CarFax and service record is absolutely spotless.

 $32,000 OR BEST OFFER.

 Serious buyers only, please. Feel free to email me with any questions

 

BREAKDOWN:

- 38,790 miles, RWD automatic 6-speed transmission

- Smoky Gunmetal Gray Exterior

- Gray leather interior with black wood trim

- Fully loaded options (power everything, moon roof, touch-screen navigation, heated/cooled seats, wood/leather steering wheel, cruise control, electronic trunk lock, Bluetooth, illuminated “Lexus” running boards, rear view camera, and more)

- Performance body kit imported from Japan

- High end 20-inch rims with brand new high performance Toyo tires from Japan (put on less than 100 miles ago)

- Custom high-end performance level stereo installation

- 2 owners with a spotless Carfax upon request

 

AFTER MARKET PARTS (more than $25,000 in additions):

- Klassen k8.0 rims (20x9 in front, 20x10 in rear) ($9500)

- Hidden custom Alpine stereo installation (2 12-inch Alpine Type-R subwoofers, 1 Alpine PDX 1x1000w Amp, 1 Alpine 4x100w Amp, 2 sets of CDT Hi-Def Midbass Heavy 6.5 inch mids, high performance SVR battery, custom box and amplifier installation with blue neon, custom fabric overlay with plexi Lexus logo, iPod/iPhone/iTouch console, etc.). ($8,000)

- Tein CS coilovers ($1480)

- Toyo T1R tires ($1200)

- Blitz front bumper lip w with carbon blade ($1280)

- Blitz carbon center grille ($650)

- INGs side skirt ($950)

- INGs rear bumper ($800)

- INGs rear spoiler ($600)

- Wald carbon fiber roof spoiler ($595)

- Tanabe exhaust ($980)

- 80% rear tint, 50% front tint ($180)

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