Lexus Rx300 Awd Limited Suv, 1999 Low Miles, Everything Works, No Issues on 2040-cars
Washington, Illinois, United States
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New tires, recent water pump, timing belt, brakes, and transmission service all documented with receipts and Car Fax. We bought this Lexus SUV last fall to have an all wheel drive vehicle for the winter. We installed new tires which now have less than 2,500 miles and still show 100% tread. This is our first Lexus and first SUV. It has been such a good vehicle we have decided to buy a new Lexus RX series. The RX Lexus has been reported to be the best selling SUV, and now that we have owned one and have seen how good the All Wheel Drive system got us through some very bad weather this winter, we understand why. Unit has the optional paint package, the Premium package and the limited packages. This is an AWD (All Wheel Drive) unit. It has all options except Navigation. Includes a 6 disk CD as well as a cassette, memory drivers seat for two drivers, Home Link door opener for three garage doors, power sunroof, power leather heated seats, power steering, power brakes and power mirrors. It has ABS brakes and a transmission selection for snow, power or economy. It has intermittent wipers front and back, automatic temperature control, Air Conditioning, Automatic headlights, fog lights, two pull out storage areas in the center console, several cup holders and a sunglass holder. The heated seats and everything else works as they should. No check engine light, warning lights, engine noises or power train issues. Interior is in good shape with the optional Lexus floor mats in front, rear and the cargo area. The only drawback is the drivers seat is showing wear on the side and there are small nicks in the cladding. Fuel mileage is currently at 18.0 which is all in town driving. Unit is very clean, smooth, and a pleasure to drive. No chips or broken glass. Factory privacy glass on rear windows. After we bought this Lexus, we installed new tires, new lift gate struts and new headlight housings as they were showing some hazing. We retained the original headlights and housings, which will be given to new owner. Inspections are most welcomed and encouraged. |
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