That’s awesome! Did you recently buy it? The value on these cars are crazy these days. Last year I took mine on a long road trip and it was great and comfortable.
I agree with you. This is definitely a comfortable vehicle. I already have a 2019 Lexus GS and I love that car. I purchased a 15 RX last year because I am such a fan of Lexus and Toyota products. I don't care about it being boring, I want quality reliable transportation.
The rx in whatever range is not at all boring.The other competitions are.Problem is they believe they are stylish and sporty.They are not comfortable to drive.
I want to buy this exact year make and model for my wife next year. I worked for a Lexus dealer and these vehicles are absolutely amazing! Great video!
I traded my 2010 lexus RX 350 6 months ago. It had 349,000 miles, engine still ran great. Used no oil. Amazingly reliable. The only downfall was the leather seats cracked easily.
Wow. That's amazing! I have seen RXs around 200-250K listed with no issues but 350K is phenomenal! I agreed that the leather cracks after a while but I know that there are some people that replace seats with Lexus OEM.
@@enesthemenace06 I drive for Uber full time. I owned my Lexus for 4 years. The vehicle took a lot of abuse from the road conditions. Though it was extremely durable, and reliable. I wanted to keep it longer, though I was only getting 20 mpg, and when gas prices rose to $4.+ , I decided to trade it. I miss it though,and thought of getting an used 450h. I had Parchment interior, and late last year I had the front seats and console reupholstered. I did not know there was OEM replacements. That would have saved money. Thank you for sharing your Lexus on RUclips. Lexus Rx 350 are amazing vehicles, especially the 2010 to 2015 version.
@@eleanormassaro5195 it cost me $1600. from an local upholster in the Dallas/Ft.Worth area. They looked just like new, plus they put an jell pad inside the driver's seat for extra cushion.
. I saw one today, I had no idea that the 10 year old models were affordable. I'm not stuck on all of the fancy name-brand vehicle's but this has caught my attention. I did not know that these vehicles can get such high mileage when you take care of it. Thank you so much for this video!
This 2012 the best I've seen in this model year. Excellent job on the interior and exterior. Quality is awesome. I haven't done the research on how reliable this particular year is.
Your 2011 RX looks in awesome shape! It looks even better than my 2010 RX!😂😂. Seriously, these are great cars. I’m the original owner of mine. I have had to start putting some money into it the last year and a half though. But I still love this car, plus no car payments!
What is great about the Rx, is that it based off an Toyota and is realitivly cheap to repair compared to other luxury brands, as long as you don't take it to an lexus dealer.
@@enesthemenace06 my RX has 144,000 miles on it. well iit started a year and a half ago where my oil hose sprung a huge leak. I never got the notification from Lexus about the extended warranty on that. Which funnily enough I had it for my 2007 RX and got it taken care of. So long story short, oil leaked out but luckily it did not destroy my engine, but I had to pay a good chunk of money to fix that and I went ahead at the same time and had the spark plugs changed and brake fluid changed and fuel injection system done on it. This year, so far I had to put new CV axles on it and also I will bearing but every time we fix these issues a new sound and always pops up. So eventually in the near future I wanna have my front suspension checked really the whole suspension system to see if there’s any loose bolts or something. But I still have enjoyed driving it for the past 12 years!
I have a 2010 RX350 in Matador Red Mica. The paint job is still has that showroom shine. Buy it used 4 years ago. Just normal maintenance. A fun car to drive.
The RX from 2008-2009 model years are earlier generation but they have the same engine as the 2010+ generation. I find the ones from those years to be a little more affordable so definitely a good option. But I think this generation is definitely has a better design and super isolated cabin.
I bought a 2013 with 65k for my Dad. Superhappy with it, in fact i drive it now and let him drive my 2017 RX350, as i prefer the ride quality of the 2013 than the 2017
I have one in the same series. Driving it feels like I am staying at a nice hotel. It just seems like nothing can really go wrong while I am in my car. I arrive at my destination more relaxed than when I left my house.
I'm looking to buy an RX, preferably current generation 2017 model, but I'll definitely test drive the RX from this generation, as they're solid vehicles and more affordable.
The gen 2016+ is great too. They have different powertrain compared to the 2010-2015 gen. But they share a lot of the other parts. Definitely check it out as you can save a little bit on money if you go with the previous generation and those aren’t look that look. Especially the facelifted ones 2013-2015 look a bit more modern. Good luck!
The current generation have a boring transmission 8 speed. Previous one 2010-2015 have the 6 speed ASIN transmission. Engine V6 is the same the 3.5. I have a 2010 it's a wonderful car fun to drive and bullet proof. Just keep regular maintenance.
@@enesthemenace06 After doing some research over the past couple months I've decided to go with buying the facelifted 2013-2015 model. Waiting to buy in the new year as used car prices continue to drop. Your video influenced me to look into this generation of RX350.
I like ES models too! And I’m pretty sure RX and EX has the same engine and transmission from 2011-2012. Let me know if you have any questions about RX!
About a month ago I bought a Lexus 2005 RX 330 with 170,000 miles on it. I am amazed how clean and how well that car still runs. I see some guys are getting anywhere between 300k to 500k on their cars… maintenance is key, Change your oil every 3000 miles and transmission fluid every 60,000 miles.
Amazing! Agreed that most people don’t even change oil on them. I recently changed transmission fluid as well as differential and transfer case oils (since mine is an AWD)
@@twodonbuck Yes, sounds like maybe your model year might’ve gotten the facelift that our 2013 to 2015 models got. I also remember reading where outside of the US, you could😊 get a panoramic roof on the third-Gen RX! I wish we could’ve gotten that here in the states!
How it's doing now? I'm looking forward for purchase a 2012 version (because I want as new as I can get - because of the battery). Since a lot of people are still selling the oldies from 2007 with the original hybrid battery, I guess the models above 2010 shouldn't have any problems with it.
Be adviced that this is NOT how the usual Lexus leather-seats look after 150.000 K, even in kilometres. The leather from this era, incl the door-panels, stretch and crack in an awful way, but that and the boring design of these cars are all the negatives I can think of. We're looking into getting the RX450H, love a hybrid with a 3,5L V6-sound :), even if it's slow and rocks like a boat.
Himm maybe I got lucky on that one :) There's a minor wear on my driver's side seats but definitely no cracks or major stretches. I am actually regretting not going with the hybrid version of this car now that the gas prices are up 😬
I can tell you my wife 08 RX with beige leather does not show wear like black leather does. BTW, next time if your buy a Lexus, check out their Nuluxe, they are really durable. My 17 ES350 has Nuluxe and feels great, easy to clean, does not stretch or fade and I park outside in California.
I think a major difference would be interior space as I think RXs are less roomy than MDX and don’t have third row seats (except for the later models).
I got a 2015 not too long ago with 118k miles and plan on keeping it till something major breaks. (have to be nicer to my cars and not drive them to the ground)
At 120-130K miles you will need to replace the spark plugs. My wife’s 08 RX had them plugs replaced at 120K miles and the plug were 85-90% gone. My mechanic advices me the have the rear 3 coils replaced at well since he already have everything apart, if one of those rear coil fails, we are looking at huge labor charge again. The front 3 coils are really easy to get too.
@@jml9550 thanks for the tip I'll have them check the plugs/coils at the next service visit. Already I'm going to ask them to change the oil (going to follow 5k mile intervals instead of the 10k Lexus recommended one), differential fluid service (who knows when it was last done), transmission fluid flush ( going to aim for 30k miles? instead of "lifetime") , and new hood struts (since the hood almost fell on me recently when checking the oil)
@@adamk9652 they won’t check the rear 3 plugs for you since they have to take everything apart and it is labor intensive. It is a big job and will be costly. I got it done because my son will inherit the RX once my wife’s on ordered NX Hybrid arrives. Yeah I go with 5K miles or 6 months oil change instead of 10K miles on both the RX and my 17 ES350. Initially I would do a transmission drain and refill instead of a complete flush. I had the rear differential fluid drain and refilled at 60K and 120K miles.
Just picked up a 2011 rx 350 with 150k for $8k. Put about 2k into replacing suspension parts. Just need to order new mat kit and replace the driver leather seat bottom. It’s a nice smooth car with no issues.
@@enesthemenace06 replaced just about everything. Shocks all 4 corners cv axles, sway links, control arms, 1 disk and all 4 corner brake pads. It drives like a brand new Lexus now and still for a good price. And all the parts have full service life remaining. I feel like it was a good deal.
@@deekay2 it was around $1400 in parts and I got the hood kyb shocks. Around $600 for a mechanic buddy to swap everything. It’s a Houston vehicle so the suspension had been beat up with all the pot holes and damaged roads. It drives like new now and the engine tranny are strong and also running like new. Quiet engine, clean oil, smooth shifting. Interior is in good condition minus the driver seat bottom that I need to replace. Everything works on the car. I’m very happy with it. Did a rotor and all 4 corner brake pads as well in that cost. Worth mentioning that almost all cars need to have this kind of work done by 150k miles. Especially on a 12 year old car. Bushings wear out, shocks wear out, cv axle boots tear. I think it’s all typical maintenance that fell on me, but I got the car cheap enough and now everything is fresh. The car has lots of life and luxury for the price.
Hello, thank you for the informative video, I am potentially looking for a 2012-2013 and wondering during the time period you have owned this car, if you have had any suspension issues or repairs? especially after buying it after it having so many miles on it already? thanks!
I bought my 2012 Lexus RX back in 2020 and still using it and have never had any suspension issues. It’s at 168K miles now and to be honest it still works great! Suspensions are super smooth and comfortable.
The 2013 RX got a facelift. New bumpers front and end. New front and back headlines. There’s probably slight changes in standard options too. But overall pretty much the same car.
@@enesthemenace06 when you mentioned ventilated seats in this video you mean the car has AC seats ??? Does the 2010 also has that feature i saw one for $11,000 thinking about going to go check it out thanks
Oh yeah! You can easily drive it up to 250K if not more. If it’s maintained well previously it can definitely serve you well. I would make sure to check if spark plugs replaced and transmission fluid is replaced recently.
The only thing I would change is the front end. It looks a little soft and pointy. Thankfully, they did a facelift for the 2013-2015 version which look much more aggressive.
@@enesthemenace06 Not your fault, the Lexus driving experience is supposed to be quiet and confident. Just wish Toyota would build a spirited SUV with more "oomph" in the engine and exhaust.
Haha agreed! They are boring cars. But I personally don’t care about that as long as it doesn’t cost me any repairs! I think newer models are a bit better on that.
Just bought a 2013 RX350 with 80k miles. I love it so far. This is the first really nice car I’ve had.
Congratulations!
Bought a 2011 with 87k mikes last month
Thrilled with it!!!
just got my 2012 Lexus rx350 with only 90,000 miles , I love it and yes It does make you want to drive and drive , im already planning a road trip lol
That’s awesome! Did you recently buy it? The value on these cars are crazy these days.
Last year I took mine on a long road trip and it was great and comfortable.
Fantastic car for road trips!
@@enesthemenace06 yes only had it for 2 months
@theOmega Can you share what you paid for it? Thanks.
For some reason this model just looks so classy to me 🍷🥂
Yes, the third generation RX 350 looks much better than the 4th generation with the "angry snarl" looking grill.
I agree with you. This is definitely a comfortable vehicle. I already have a 2019 Lexus GS and I love that car. I purchased a 15 RX last year because I am such a fan of Lexus and Toyota products. I don't care about it being boring, I want quality reliable transportation.
Ah GS is nice! Too bad that they canceled it.
The rx in whatever range is not at all boring.The other competitions are.Problem is they believe they are stylish and sporty.They are not comfortable to drive.
I want to buy this exact year make and model for my wife next year. I worked for a Lexus dealer and these vehicles are absolutely amazing! Great video!
I traded my 2010 lexus RX 350 6 months ago. It had 349,000 miles, engine still ran great. Used no oil. Amazingly reliable. The only downfall was the leather seats cracked easily.
Wow. That's amazing! I have seen RXs around 200-250K listed with no issues but 350K is phenomenal! I agreed that the leather cracks after a while but I know that there are some people that replace seats with Lexus OEM.
@@enesthemenace06 I drive for Uber full time. I owned my Lexus for 4 years. The vehicle took a lot of abuse from the road conditions. Though it was extremely durable, and reliable. I wanted to keep it longer, though I was only getting 20 mpg, and when gas prices rose to $4.+ , I decided to trade it. I miss it though,and thought of getting an used 450h. I had Parchment interior, and late last year I had the front seats and console reupholstered. I did not know there was OEM replacements. That would have saved money. Thank you for sharing your Lexus on RUclips. Lexus Rx 350 are amazing vehicles, especially the 2010 to 2015 version.
Wow! That’s amazing! 2010 RX owner here with only almost 144,000 miles!
@@bryandavis8789 May I ask what it cost you to reupholster the seats and the console?
@@eleanormassaro5195 it cost me $1600. from an local upholster in the Dallas/Ft.Worth area. They looked just like new, plus they put an jell pad inside the driver's seat for extra cushion.
. I saw one today, I had no idea that the 10 year old models were affordable. I'm not stuck on all of the fancy name-brand vehicle's but this has caught my attention. I did not know that these vehicles can get such high mileage when you take care of it. Thank you so much for this video!
Glad you found it informative!!
I got a 2012 RX 350 with only 51K on it plan to keep it for a long time.
Are you the first owner? Mine had almost like 150K miles and still works like a beast!
I'm actually the 3rd owner but previously family owned so I know it was taken care of.
same
I think I’m the fourth owner of mine haha
Don't forget to change coolant, trans fluid, diff oil and transfer case as well.
Yeap! I got all that done at around 150K.
This 2012 the best I've seen in this model year. Excellent job on the interior and exterior. Quality is awesome. I haven't done the research on how reliable this particular year is.
Exactly!!
Your 2011 RX looks in awesome shape! It looks even better than my 2010 RX!😂😂. Seriously, these are great cars. I’m the original owner of mine. I have had to start putting some money into it the last year and a half though. But I still love this car, plus no car payments!
Agreed! How many do you have on it and what work did you get done on it??
What is great about the Rx, is that it based off an Toyota and is realitivly cheap to repair compared to other luxury brands, as long as you don't take it to an lexus dealer.
@@enesthemenace06 my RX has 144,000 miles on it. well iit started a year and a half ago where my oil hose sprung a huge leak. I never got the notification from Lexus about the extended warranty on that. Which funnily enough I had it for my 2007 RX and got it taken care of. So long story short, oil leaked out but luckily it did not destroy my engine, but I had to pay a good chunk of money to fix that and I went ahead at the same time and had the spark plugs changed and brake fluid changed and fuel injection system done on it.
This year, so far I had to put new CV axles on it and also I will bearing but every time we fix these issues a new sound and always pops up. So eventually in the near future I wanna have my front suspension checked really the whole suspension system to see if there’s any loose bolts or something. But I still have enjoyed driving it for the past 12 years!
I have a 2010 RX350 in Matador Red Mica. The paint job is still has that showroom shine. Buy it used 4 years ago. Just normal maintenance. A fun car to drive.
I was looking at the 2008 model year but I’m starting to like the 2010 and up more and more
The RX from 2008-2009 model years are earlier generation but they have the same engine as the 2010+ generation. I find the ones from those years to be a little more affordable so definitely a good option. But I think this generation is definitely has a better design and super isolated cabin.
The pre 2010 had problems with hydraulic power steering leaks. 2010 has electric power steering, so the 2010 would be a better choice
I bought a 2013 with 65k for my Dad. Superhappy with it, in fact i drive it now and let him drive my 2017 RX350, as i prefer the ride quality of the 2013 than the 2017
@@nello8630 knock on wood, my wife’s 08 RX350 has no PS leak yet at 150K miles.
@@jml9550 That's great, and it most likely won't leak
I have one in the same series. Driving it feels like I am staying at a nice hotel. It just seems like nothing can really go wrong while I am in my car. I arrive at my destination more relaxed than when I left my house.
Love this! Not many people gets this
I'm looking to buy an RX, preferably current generation 2017 model, but I'll definitely test drive the RX from this generation, as they're solid vehicles and more affordable.
The gen 2016+ is great too. They have different powertrain compared to the 2010-2015 gen. But they share a lot of the other parts. Definitely check it out as you can save a little bit on money if you go with the previous generation and those aren’t look that look. Especially the facelifted ones 2013-2015 look a bit more modern. Good luck!
The current generation have a boring transmission 8 speed. Previous one 2010-2015 have the 6 speed ASIN transmission. Engine V6 is the same the 3.5. I have a 2010 it's a wonderful car fun to drive and bullet proof. Just keep regular maintenance.
@@enesthemenace06 After doing some research over the past couple months I've decided to go with buying the facelifted 2013-2015 model. Waiting to buy in the new year as used car prices continue to drop. Your video influenced me to look into this generation of RX350.
I have a 2010 and it's the freaking best
I’m thinking of buying this for my mom. Upgrade from her 2013 Corolla
It’s a great car. I have the AWD version which makes me feel safer.
Best move you can make for her. Unbelievable upgrade that's extremely affordable.
i have 2011 es350 i love it i want rx350 too i like this 2012 i will be checking it out thank you.
I like ES models too! And I’m pretty sure RX and EX has the same engine and transmission from 2011-2012. Let me know if you have any questions about RX!
Does your dash always blink/flash? Clean looking, smooth sounding car. Thanks for doing this
No, that’s because of the filming.
look nice interior i have a 2019 gray interior is hard to keep it clean ,but yours look better .
Thanks! 👍
This has better reading lighting than the 22 GX460.
You mean map lights inside?
@@enesthemenace06 They are yellowish and really dark.
About a month ago I bought a Lexus 2005 RX 330 with 170,000 miles on it. I am amazed how clean and how well that car still runs. I see some guys are getting anywhere between 300k to 500k on their cars… maintenance is key, Change your oil every 3000 miles and transmission fluid every 60,000 miles.
Amazing! Agreed that most people don’t even change oil on them. I recently changed transmission fluid as well as differential and transfer case oils (since mine is an AWD)
How much did you pay for it? Just curious.
Cool. Good video. . Am looking to buy 2010 is250c
I don’t know too much about IS models but I am sure it would be worth it as it is a Lexus 😊
It looks like it’s in really good shape, it’s a good thing it’s a Lexus and not one of the German luxury vehicle or it wouldn’t still be around.
Exactly! It’s not as fun as a BMW X5 but I know it will last forever and hold its value.
My 2012 RX is a facelift, must've been released as facelift earlier outside of US
Gotcha. Do you live in Canada? I believe that RXs are manufactured there for North America.
@@enesthemenace06 Nope I live in New Zealand and my RX450h is a singaporean import and its a 2012 facelift. love it!
@@twodonbuck they are great cars for sure!
@@enesthemenace06 Yes they are made in Canada.
@@twodonbuck Yes, sounds like maybe your model year might’ve gotten the facelift that our 2013 to 2015 models got. I also remember reading where outside of the US, you could😊 get a panoramic roof on the third-Gen RX! I wish we could’ve gotten that here in the states!
How it's doing now? I'm looking forward for purchase a 2012 version (because I want as new as I can get - because of the battery). Since a lot of people are still selling the oldies from 2007 with the original hybrid battery, I guess the models above 2010 shouldn't have any problems with it.
Mine isn’t hybrid. But just hit 170K! It still works great
could you make a video about things to check before buying a used Lexus car?
Hi, there. Thanks for the suggestion! I think that's a great idea, I will try to record one about that in the near future.
Be adviced that this is NOT how the usual Lexus leather-seats look after 150.000 K, even in kilometres. The leather from this era, incl the door-panels, stretch and crack in an awful way, but that and the boring design of these cars are all the negatives I can think of. We're looking into getting the RX450H, love a hybrid with a 3,5L V6-sound :), even if it's slow and rocks like a boat.
Himm maybe I got lucky on that one :) There's a minor wear on my driver's side seats but definitely no cracks or major stretches. I am actually regretting not going with the hybrid version of this car now that the gas prices are up 😬
I can tell you my wife 08 RX with beige leather does not show wear like black leather does. BTW, next time if your buy a Lexus, check out their Nuluxe, they are really durable. My 17 ES350 has Nuluxe and feels great, easy to clean, does not stretch or fade and I park outside in California.
I'm think about choosing this over a 2012-2014 MDX and thinking about the rx350s
I think a major difference would be interior space as I think RXs are less roomy than MDX and don’t have third row seats (except for the later models).
@@enesthemenace06 I love the MDX but they charge a little more then a rx350 but I like the packages that come with both cars
I got a 2015 not too long ago with 118k miles and plan on keeping it till something major breaks. (have to be nicer to my cars and not drive them to the ground)
That’s not a bad mileage at all! I like the refreshed bumpers on those.
At 120-130K miles you will need to replace the spark plugs. My wife’s 08 RX had them plugs replaced at 120K miles and the plug were 85-90% gone. My mechanic advices me the have the rear 3 coils replaced at well since he already have everything apart, if one of those rear coil fails, we are looking at huge labor charge again. The front 3 coils are really easy to get too.
@@jml9550 thanks for the tip I'll have them check the plugs/coils at the next service visit.
Already I'm going to ask them to change the oil (going to follow 5k mile intervals instead of the 10k Lexus recommended one), differential fluid service (who knows when it was last done), transmission fluid flush ( going to aim for 30k miles? instead of "lifetime") , and new hood struts (since the hood almost fell on me recently when checking the oil)
@@adamk9652 they won’t check the rear 3 plugs for you since they have to take everything apart and it is labor intensive. It is a big job and will be costly. I got it done because my son will inherit the RX once my wife’s on ordered NX Hybrid arrives. Yeah I go with 5K miles or 6 months oil change instead of 10K miles on both the RX and my 17 ES350. Initially I would do a transmission drain and refill instead of a complete flush. I had the rear differential fluid drain and refilled at 60K and 120K miles.
Just bought a 2012
That’s awesome. How many miles you got on it?
93K, I got a full warranty with it for 3yrs 34k miles bumper to bumper with Carvana
Depends on the maitinance up u til now. If the fluids,etc were al changed. Should be ok
Just picked up a 2011 rx 350 with 150k for $8k. Put about 2k into replacing suspension parts. Just need to order new mat kit and replace the driver leather seat bottom. It’s a nice smooth car with no issues.
How bad were the suspensions? Regardless that’s a pretty good price for that mileage and year!
@@enesthemenace06 replaced just about everything. Shocks all 4 corners cv axles, sway links, control arms, 1 disk and all 4 corner brake pads. It drives like a brand new Lexus now and still for a good price. And all the parts have full service life remaining. I feel like it was a good deal.
Only 150k miles, and you had to replace $2000 of suspension parts?? Seems like it's had a rough life.
@@deekay2 it was around $1400 in parts and I got the hood kyb shocks. Around $600 for a mechanic buddy to swap everything. It’s a Houston vehicle so the suspension had been beat up with all the pot holes and damaged roads. It drives like new now and the engine tranny are strong and also running like new. Quiet engine, clean oil, smooth shifting. Interior is in good condition minus the driver seat bottom that I need to replace. Everything works on the car. I’m very happy with it. Did a rotor and all 4 corner brake pads as well in that cost. Worth mentioning that almost all cars need to have this kind of work done by 150k miles. Especially on a 12 year old car. Bushings wear out, shocks wear out, cv axle boots tear. I think it’s all typical maintenance that fell on me, but I got the car cheap enough and now everything is fresh. The car has lots of life and luxury for the price.
haha. I lived in Houston for a year and I know how horrible the roads are there LOL@@osu33089
My had 137k and two front bearing needed a change leshwab changed with labor and alligment for arou d 630 not too bad.
That doesn’t sound too bad!
Any co..ents concerns u may have please 🙏 share
If the power liftgate works, you do not want to open it by hand, or close it by hand. It wears out the morot on the liftgate.
Agreed! My motor was broken all along so still need to get that fixed 😔
We have the hybrid version and are very happy motorists… 😎
What average gas mileage are you getting?
@@enesthemenace06usually 30mpg actual average
@@MH-fb5kr That's pretty good! I might get the Hybrid one for my next one.
Is the Lexus RX 350 F sport 2013-2015 with the 8 speed transmission reliable too or only the 6 speed?
If you can find one with 150,000 miles , buy it.
Agreed!
Got mine with 150k for $8k
Hello, thank you for the informative video, I am potentially looking for a 2012-2013 and wondering during the time period you have owned this car, if you have had any suspension issues or repairs? especially after buying it after it having so many miles on it already? thanks!
I bought my 2012 Lexus RX back in 2020 and still using it and have never had any suspension issues. It’s at 168K miles now and to be honest it still works great! Suspensions are super smooth and comfortable.
What is the different between Rx 350 2012 and 2013?
The 2013 RX got a facelift. New bumpers front and end. New front and back headlines. There’s probably slight changes in standard options too. But overall pretty much the same car.
The front grill, 2013 has a face-lift
@@enesthemenace06 thanks
@@enesthemenace06 when you mentioned ventilated seats in this video you mean the car has AC seats ??? Does the 2010 also has that feature i saw one for $11,000 thinking about going to go check it out thanks
@@JoseRodriguez-ob2ge I think it's just ventilated air, the air doesn't get from the AC.
That wood trim is real wood veneer, not fake woodgrain plastic.
Yeah. I really like it.
2006 rx 330 with 209k going for 450k mint condition
I bet you're dashboard isn't in mint condition unless you've already had it replaced.
im about to buy an 2012 rx 350 fwd with almost 186k miles, do you think theres still some life left in it?
Oh yeah! You can easily drive it up to 250K if not more. If it’s maintained well previously it can definitely serve you well. I would make sure to check if spark plugs replaced and transmission fluid is replaced recently.
How much you will sell?
Not for sale lol
The only thing I would change is the front end. It looks a little soft and pointy.
Thankfully, they did a facelift for the 2013-2015 version which look much more aggressive.
150k just getting broke in
Try do 0-60 and see how fast it's
It’s not that fast lol
I fell asleep before the video ended. Great car, but boring driving experience.
Thanks for the feedback! What would have helped or what would you want to know about the driving experience??
@@enesthemenace06 Not your fault, the Lexus driving experience is supposed to be quiet and confident. Just wish Toyota would build a spirited SUV with more "oomph" in the engine and exhaust.
Haha agreed! They are boring cars. But I personally don’t care about that as long as it doesn’t cost me any repairs! I think newer models are a bit better on that.
@@enesthemenace06 yep, the 2023 version will be sportier with the RX500H version, but expect to pay at least $65-70K.
@@jml9550 and they dropped V6 for the first time 😬