Great video. Current owner of a ‘23 for one year, 30k miles now. Absolutely love this pig, despite my 17 smiles per gallon. Will never sell this iconic, V8 luxury off-road tank. Last of a special kind.
Funny , yes my 2017 papa pig is still giving relaxing pleasure even in horrid traffic . It’s old school driving , parking is unbelievable manoeuvrable , highway too easy to be speeding without any idea of your speed , on a cloud . Use the manual 6 speed occasionally for acceleration, and I pull a small RV on occasion very stable . Best wife simply loves it .
Here are the problems I experienced with my 2016 GX Basic. Timing chain cover leak, water pump, spark plugs at 100k. Did all the work myself. Saved money even though I replaced many other parts since it was apart.
1 year of ownership for my 17 GX luxury, bought it with about 40k miles, now have about 53k miles, zero issues, such a pleasant car to drive, yea gas mileage sucks and the cost of premium gas doesnt help but it just comes with the territory. I upgraded the infotainment with apple carplay and I am absolutely in love even more!
Premium gas isn't necessary, you're just wasting money. Thousands of owners use 86 or 87 octane for hundreds of thousands of miles without ever having a single issue. Me included.
Was the owner of a 2010 Forerunner SR5 bought new and had it for 13 years no issue bought a 2023 GX 460 new in September Love your review I am proud of you keep up the good works God bless with health and knowledge
Great video! I snagged a 2018 with 60,000 miles for just over $30k cash last month, and absolutely love the truck so far. I feel you may have overstated the danger of the used market and the importance of warranties, as we should all keep emergency savings to maintain whatever cars we choose to own. You are right about the benefits of buying new or leasing, but my gosh you will pay for them!
Massive congrats my friend that is an excellent prices for that model year! I pray it gives you long years without issues. Yes leasing new is nice but it is costly and does not work for everyone especially if one does not own a business. Please enjoy that very special vehicle
Purchased 2017 with 45000 miles. No issues. The quality and smoothness overpass all other things. These gems are not made for people who are always concerned about the gas mileage. Best made SUV's in the world.
@@JacobAlexander1000body roll is actually really good. It has the kdss system which makes it flatter in higher speed cornering and more suspension articulation on low speed off road.
I just picked up a 2023 GX listed as certified with only 10 miles on it for $55K. I don’t even have 100 miles on it yet but this is my 5th Lexus so I have high hopes.
Bought a used 2011 gx460 with 124k 1 owner southern vehicle.. Needed hood struts, inner tie rods and alignment, rotors, a radiator cap, back up lamps, and has small oil leak left valve cover. Compared to other makes of same year and mileage that come through our shop, not bad at all and I am very happy with this thing. I do notice the lean that feels almost like rear steer or bad camber on non level roads but drives straight as an arrow on level roads. 100% Would buy again. Very smooth ride. Knew I wanted one since the first time I drove one I worked on
Currently own a 2012 GX 460 with 183k. Recently replaced all 4 stocks with OEMs, and it drives like new. Yes it's definitely bumpier than your unibody design suv, but my gosh is it fun to drive.
I got a 2020 certified for $42k back in May. With taxes it was 46k. It had 47k miles at the time. I’m very happy with it. It’s basically new at the time a new one would have cost me about 62k for the aspect I wanted. The only difference I see I no car play which doesn’t really bother me. I could have probably gotten a better deal if I waited but it has only lost about 2k in value since I bought it and I have out 8k miles on it. So far no issues
Massive congrats my friend, beautiful SUV and I pray that you continue to have an excellent ownership experience with your GX. Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing!
Which gx do you own …. Cause i am planning to buy one too(the 2020 one) …. And have you offroad with it yet? And how does it drive … cause I currently own a toyota prado 2008 vx 700k km and no issues!
@@user-rc6kb7no4i it have a 2020 premium package. White. My father has 2015 prado and the gx a much better car. I haven’t gone off-road yet. It more of a highway cruiser for me.
Great review, no car is perfect but the GX460 is better than most in terms of reliability. I’m averaging 18 to 20 mpg; compare that to Savage geese getting 21 mpg in the new Lexus RX. As always, try and get the latest year possible within a model run.
18 to 20 mpg is what I get on the highway with mine but in town it’s 14 MPG and 15 MPG thanks to the all-wheel-drive system. Do I care? No I don’t. I’m rich and I want value and reliability over MPG.
@@MeynMotorGroupno comparison to the RCF. Had a 2015 that was a 💩 after 40k miles. Everything went wrong with that car except the engine and transmission. Glad I unloaded that POS. Have a 2014 GX that is rock solid and just had its 120k mile service done. No issues, survived floods and a hurricane.
We could not afford the LX, so we got the GX. Friggen love it. It’s our family car and very roomy. Feels a lot bigger inside then the 4Runner and so much more quite. Roadtrips are a dream.
I bought my 2017 GX 460 at 39k miles now its got 65k i change oil religiously and put premy gas in it I do live in Fairbanks Alaska and it gets -50 and i haven't had a issue other then the cabin filter had to be replaced it stunk up the cabin other then that so far so good i only bought it it was the only 3rd row at the time here that was worth a crap yes the gas millage is gross i get 9mpg in the winter but its a sweet ride get alot of complements. its a beast of a truck in really like it over all i hope it holds up for me.
I recently picked up a 14’ GX460 used from a local Lexus dealer with 85k miles and a 2” lift already done. Went ahead and got a warranty just in case any of these issues come up however I’m hoping I don’t need to use it. Love it so far.
That is awesome my friend massive congrats on your purchase. I pray you don't have to use it either but it certainly is nice to have that peace of mind. And if it's a pro rated warranty you can cancel anytime and get a portion of that warranty refunded back to you. Do you mind sharing with us how much you paid for the warranty?
09 - 0:18 If you look closely, you’ll see/notice it leans slightly towards the passenger seat. This is due to a suspension system called KDSS. If you change to larger tires or wheels, it will lean even more.
This is wildly incorrect. The LX's AHC compensates for softer sway bars and actively counters body roll. I owned a GX460 for 4 years and now an LX570. Virtually everything about the LX is superior, including the body roll. You put the LX in Sport+ mode and it stays almost totally flat. And, also, KDSS sucks offroad if you are in 4hi and moving quickly because it doesn't unlock. If you are traveling on a faster forest service road or dirt road, the KDSS causes the GX to ride very stiff. This is not true of the LX with AHC. Hell, even my F150 rode better on fast dirt roads. Ill take AHC all day long over KDSS.
@@Jay-me7gw the only thing that's wild around here is your misinformation and emotional bias. The LX570 handles like shit compared to the GX- it has far more body roll and doesn't stay flat on curves. Now you're talking about an F150 on leaf springs riding better than a GX- you've established you have no idea what you're talking about. You bought a new vehicle and you've come here to spout off absolutely nonsense bias- you need a hobby, because this is just pathetic.
I have a 2016 GX that I purchased used in 2019 with 15k miles and it was a fleet vehicle at a dealership. I currently have 132k miles on her, been from California to Texas 3 times and the issues I've had have been a reoccurring alignment correction, touchscreen went out. Radiator cracked in 2023, 2024 passenger door lock actuator went out and rack & pinion replaced. My blower motor just started going out as well. In my opinion, this has been a very solid truck given its age, mileage, usage as a fleet vehicle.
I’m find this very interesting cuz I used to own a 2016 for 4 years it’s a luxury model and it’s a great SUV until we got reared ended upset me so much. A few years ago we bought a replacement 2019 Certified still driving everyday great SUV never had any problems.
I think it's important for everyone to understand (although I mentioned this throughout the video) that these issues don't have to happen to everyone but they CAN happen. There's plenty of people who had no issues and this goes for any car make. My master tech has two benzes with 300k miles with no issues with either one. But it's important to note that used cars really are just rolling the dice and I want to protect consumers that don't have a lot of money.
That’s true, it is good to note this and highlight issues on any used car. It’s true Scotty and others make blanket statements but i do find it funny that all of the comments on your video are people with no issues. There always are issues on every vehicle. I like that you at least provide the perspective of leasing as most financial advisors or anyone like Scotty or older people would never. Even if it is leasing through your friend, but still. Better to hear the other side too!
I have owned between my wife and I five Land Rover products, they don’t last and they do not hold their value. I will never own another Land Rover product ever recently bought two Lexus products GX 460, 2012 and my wife has had a 2005 RX 330 absolutely beautiful cars cannot get any better.
Be aware the 330 has a timing belt that needs changing and two small oil lines that must be upgraded. You need to make sure these two things are attended. Look it up. Save yourself a ton of grief. I own an rx 300 and a 350. Love them. I drive the hell out of them, will give to my kids soon. Buying another rx350 next year. Plenty of power and comfort.
Leased my 4th GX460 a week ago. $66K sticker but with discounted to $58K. No money down other than first and licensing. I was able to get 27 months instead of 36. Anyone in the market for the last V8 GX will get a great deal. Great video, btw.
@@jwhaynal I have a leasing calculator in the description box but when I ran AC’s deal with NC taxes a 0 down lease for 27 months was about $650 a month for a $65k premium GX. NC taxes are lower than other states 3% vs like 7-8%
@@MeynMotorGroup Thanks for the reply. I am currently enjoying a GS350 AWD, bought after watching your videos. Now I’m eyeing my next Lexus! $650 is a steal, might ask around here!
@@jwhaynal GS is solid great car for sure 👍 and yea def try running the deal in your local area you may get lucky. Just email the general manager of your local dealerships but just don’t mention AC or where you got your numbers
Bought our 2021 new. Coming up on 45,000 mile service. We take it on road trips from North Idaho (CDA) to Scottsdale 3 times every year with side trips to Yellowstone,Moab, Zion, etc. 21 to 23 mpg on highways at 80mph. Replaced tires at 40,000. Runs quiet and smooth and strong. We love this vehicle. Have no plans to replace it ever❤❤❤
I have one question. When Toyota released the Land Cruiser 300, it came with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Can we intall this transmission to this GX 460? Thanks.
On the fence on a 2023/24 4Runner vs GX primarily due to Premium gas requirement. Now GX has many aftermarket support and fan base to build a better off-roader with lux 50/50 still
I have 2019 gx bought new. I had front suspension chirping noise issue turned out to be rubber stopper. Rear suspension had screeching noise turned out to be brake cable and bracket problem. The dealer did not want to investigate and spend time trying to find out cuz Lexus dealership admitted Lexus wont warranty parts for noise related issue. Lexus brand engagement did not try to assist me at all. Finally i contacted executive office directly and they forced dealership to find out the problem and fix it. I had to threaten a class action lawsuit.
@@vegasstang1 check front license plate, mine rattled at low noise, dealer couldn’t figure it out after 2 tries, I put rubber on my back of plate and it stopped
4runners are cramped inside. Narrow seats. Feels heavy when accelerating. V6 is not powerful enough for the weight ratio. GX460 is more comfortable and smoother and faster. My 2023 does 0 to 60 in 6.5 seconds. Mpg is good when using cruise control often. 15 - 16 city. 25 - 28 hwy
I have a 2023 premium plus sport love it great car I’ve had five forerunners beforehand. This is my first GX. I will buy another one of this body style. I know about the coolant Gully problem or reservoir problem or whatever it is but everything else I kind of expected at some point, but They were great car.
Great informative video. I have a new 23 460 GX, bought it for its history of reliability but you educated me on some potential major issues. Are the Timing chain cover leaks, valley coolant plate leaks, and transmission issues more for earlier years and did Lexus resolve them for later years? I asked my Lexus dealer during my service what it cost for these items, and he said $3-4K. Can anyone share what they paid for the timing chain leak and valley coolant plate leaks? Also, I read the transmission solenoid codes basically means you need to replace the whole transmission, costing around 7-8K. I am hopefully a long way from any major repairs but it is good to know in advance and worth an extended warranty. Thanks
Every vehicle on the road has its own common issues. But peculiar problems doesn't speak to frequency of issue. Which is what we all want to know. What percent of GX owners experience these things? Im still deciding if i want to pick up one of these so thats what I'd like to know.
Thanks for making this video. My wife just suggested I buy a 22 GX460 instead of the SUVs I've been looking at. Your video really helps with what to look for when buying one.
Please let me know your opinion. I bought a used silver 2017 Lexus GX (Luxury trim) with 36K miles. Car came with Front Runner roof rack and brand new BFG ko2 tires and sports bra on the front end. No rust, no dings or scratches. I have had it since June '23. How much should I have paid?
😅 Well my friend I understand you want to confirm you did not over pay and I understand but it's rather easy to see what the market value is by going to cargurus and searching for yourself. I just did a nationwide search for a 2016-2018 GX with under 40k miles and omitted the accident vehicles, only 15 vehicles fit that parameter. Price ranges between $36k to $40k as long as you didn't pay more than that you're fine and perhaps + $2k for accessories Even if you overpaid it doesn't matter because they're getting rid of the dollar soon so if you like what you bought, just enjoy and relax.
We have a 2023 460 and it was leaning and pulling to the right, it's the crown of the road. We went to a shop familiar with this and did an alignment and reprogram for $80. No issues going straight down the road now. The alignment comes "perfect" from the manufacturer and a lot of shops will go with that spec and not account for the road crown. It's not a big deal at all but if you're taking your rig to a shop that isn't up to speed, you'll chase your tail for sure.
Thank you so VERY MUCH for all the work you put into these videos to help educate your viewers. I'm an older widow, and im working hard to educate myself on what the best vehicle will be for me to purchase. Finances require me to get a used vehicle......and i want the most reliable vehicle i can get. I sincerely appreciate these type of videos!
Doing a good inspection by a pro is required to purchase gx460, but I want to put a small comparison of complaints between 2011 gx and 4runner the complaint ratio is 35 for gx and 159 for 4runner, may be because more 4 runners are sold, but gx is also as good as 4runner if not better. I feel gx is a more reliable 4runner.
I brought mine used 2010 @110k miles for $16k. She got a new tran replaced after 230k. Coolant leak is a common issue. Overall Gx is a good suv if you maintaining it properly.
I had 2015 model. After 7 years and about 50-60K miles it started leaking oil. A dealer quoted 5K repair cost. I didn't want to spend 5K to repair 7 years old car and sold it. Also the frame was rusted after 7 years. Maybe because I live close to the beach.
Coming up on 200k on our 2012 GX460. Brakes, tires, battery… if you flush the coolant you won’t get a valley leak. Old coolant becomes corrosive and is the primary cause of the coolant valley leak. Flush early and often 😂
Had various other cars in the past. Must say once I got a Lexus, I was filled with joy how it felt driving it. Sadly I got rear ended and now time for another Lexus .
i've owned two MB 300SD's, a 380SL, a 460SL, a 560S Coupe, an S500 coupe, a 600SL roadster, and a ML420. I also have had to GMC full size SUV's (a Yukon and Yukon Denali), and I can tell you, none of those past vehicles can hold a candle to a Lexus GX460 or RX330.
Water intrusion, especially into the passenger side where the ECU is mounted. Toyotas are prone to leak the AC drain and the sunroof drain into the passenger foot well, to be sure, but those are easy to detect and fix. But there's more going on than these little problems. My son's GX460 has had the corroded ECU and associated wiring replaced and the car still needs to be towed after visiting a car wash. I have a 4Runner and I'm off to Home Depot today to buy some Damp Rid to help with the musty situation.
I do not know. The important service at the dealership is just below $1,000. Very expensive for me. But once you have accepted that, the rate to fix most of the issues does not seem to be too bad. I guess it is just designed to be an expensive one to keep and fix.
Did u buy it? Nightfall Mica is such a great color, looks navy, looks purple at times I bought a 2018 2.5 years ago w 29k on it and I love it everytime I’m in it
I always love your videos. I bought brand new 2023 gx 460 from a Lexus dealership in Houston and I went in for my first oil change after hitting 5000 miles. The dealership refused to change the engine oil because they stated it can only be done at 10000 miles. Should I take it to a Toyota dealership and pay out of pocket since I don’t want wait till 10000 miles and break the engine.
Massive congrats my friend! Glad you own this SUV and last model year. Yea take it to any reputable shop you like and trust that gives you a receipt after the work is done so you can have official records of you changing oil every 5k miles in case you decide to sell in the future, next owner will love to see that.
Buying a 2011 GX460 tomorrow with 180k miles lol. New tranny at 150k. My work pays for $2500 in car repair every year so I think I’ll be sitting pretty
The gx is one of the best vehicles lexus/toyota has made. Are there some issues with them of course but the overall quality is superior to many other makes. The Lexus lean is an easy fix with a shorter spring on the driver side. Regular maintenance mitigates many of the issues reported.
Beautiful vehicle my friend and massive congrats! Yea I believe this is worth keeping after the lease is up. I personally leased a 4Runner recently, thinking about buying that out as well since these are the last of its kind.
You make it sound like it falls apart at 200K miles. I do all the work myself and use premium fuel at all times. Please don't lump us all into the same barrel. In comparison to other luxury SUV's it is much more reliable than any Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Range Rover and others. I appreciate you mentioning the possible problem areas, but that's why you always get a knowledgeable Lexus/Toyota mechanic to give it a good inspection before buying - that is a must, and be prepared to walk away. Thanks for the video!
Would you all recommend a 2014 gx460 luxury with one owner, all maintenance done at Lexus dealership but has 180k miles. I drove it today and it drove fine and has ZERO rust. Please let me know and thanks in advance.
@@autostationfanaticI’m eyeing something similar. Meticulous maintenance. All recommended on time (some early) at a Lexus dealer. Car looks, smells, sounds, and drives like new. I think I’m gonna pull the trigger tbh. Mechanic friends have worked on some with 400k on them. Obv nothing is guaranteed, but mileage isn’t everything.
My wife and I are thinking of getting the 2021 GX 460 executive model with the entertainment package any thoughts would greatly be appreciated live in Nc tks
While full of information, self editing would make this soooo much better. You ramble and it takes you far too long to get to the actual point of things. Well compiled and useful info. Just could be more brief.
Paying cash would be the worst move on this as you would miss out on $3,500 in incentives. Best deal to negotiate is what AC is advertising. 12% off MSRP + $3500 lease incentive. Do a one pay lease for 27 months and buy the car after 27 months in cash this way you’ve taken advantage of all the credits and one pay lease means you’ve paid practically no interest. Use the free leasing calculator that I have in the description box
@@johnandstephanie377 one pay lease is when you make all of your lease payments up front. The only reason you would want to do this is to reduce the interest rate on the lease so you’re wasting less money and building more equity. With some manufacturers or cars, even if you do a one pay lease it might not reduce the interest rate that much so it def doesn’t make sense in every situation. I wish ACs calculator would show updated interest rate for one pays. You can find out more on the leasehackr forum
@@johnandstephanie377definitely look into the full calculations as while you might have discounts by leasing, they might be offset by any interest, which would defeat any purpose. Also cars have the least problems when brand new (when leased). Lot’s of dealerships/banks in Texas have great financing options to offset the lower demand for cars in the past several months, sometimes very low interest rates. But honestly if you could just pay cash today I’ve noticed you can offer what you think it’s worth and walk away confidently knowing you’re only paying one party at one time. No complex math, just understand how much you can afford and you can get more than $3K off if you just pay what you want and get someone who’s willing.
Yeah, the one thing to note is toyota v8 are cheaper than European cars or even some american v8 trucks. But they are not cheap. This is a special warning to those who have only owned corolla or camry, that the v8 toyota cost more for everything like premium gas, parts, etc. If you cant keep up with regular maintenance, your gx/lx/land cruiser will suffer. This means doing the plugs, belts, seals, gaskets, etc.
Thank you love your video very helpful I’m gx460 2018 I too experienced pulling to the right and I had shaken in the front but after the dealer balanced the new tires I bought not from them of course no more shaking any way thank you 👏👏👏
I’ve had minimal problems with my GX’s. I’m on my newer GX460 (2022) I had a CPO 2013 for nearly 200k miles. I had the driveline fluids minus the transmission replaced per schedule (keep this in mind as I’ll bring up more later. 100k plugs 100k transmission service 150k water pump, hoses, radiator, idler pulley, drive belt. Never had the valley plate leak nor the timing cover leak. My transmission was never serviced prior to 100k. The fluid is the Toyota WS fluid and as per lexus it’s a “lifetime” fluid. Performed a trans drain and refill @ 150k @ 195k I started getting trans solenoid codes. Dropped pan, replaced the coded solenoids, and drove to 200k. Same exact codes. Took to Lexus and recommended transmission replacement. Did it myself and a coworker bought the vehicle from me. Find a reputable Toyota/Lexus technician to regularly service your transmission in these vehicles. I’ve got nearly 200k out of mine before it showed it’s head but others have had it @ 100k. Never had the kdss lean on either of my 460s. They’ve been amazing.
These are potential issues my friend, not everyone has to have these problems and I pray that you will never have these issues because there are many people with high mileage GXs with no issues. These are solid high quality vehicles but I would like to protect those with low income and savings the headache and potential cost of buying a 200k or 300k mile Lexus and deal with these potential problems which can bankrupt those individuals. Thank you so much and God Bless!
Yea my friend some really good discounts available right now and leasing incentive jumped up from 2k to 3500 which helps. Can save 20k with CPO but new is so much nicer 😅
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Great video. Current owner of a ‘23 for one year, 30k miles now. Absolutely love this pig, despite my 17 smiles per gallon. Will never sell this iconic, V8 luxury off-road tank. Last of a special kind.
Massive congrats on getting the last model GX such an epic machine and worth the fuel penalty enjoy my friend!
Funny , yes my 2017 papa pig is still giving relaxing pleasure even in horrid traffic . It’s old school driving , parking is unbelievable manoeuvrable , highway too easy to be speeding without any idea of your speed , on a cloud . Use the manual 6 speed occasionally for acceleration, and I pull a small RV on occasion very stable . Best wife simply loves it .
17? 😣
I have the 2017 gx460 and I drove it 100k miles and it only had 2 issues
I agree sir. My wife and I got last year. Barely about to hit 10k. What a monster. We love it! Last ofnits kind.and of course made in Japan
Here are the problems I experienced with my 2016 GX Basic. Timing chain cover leak, water pump, spark plugs at 100k. Did all the work myself. Saved money even though I replaced many other parts since it was apart.
Sounds like a dud in my opinion.
@@Tony-xc5bt U can't afford 1 !
@Tony-xc5bt spark plugs and water pump are pretty standard... sounds like you just ignore issues on your vehicles...
1 year of ownership for my 17 GX luxury, bought it with about 40k miles, now have about 53k miles, zero issues, such a pleasant car to drive, yea gas mileage sucks and the cost of premium gas doesnt help but it just comes with the territory. I upgraded the infotainment with apple carplay and I am absolutely in love even more!
Premium gas isn't necessary, you're just wasting money. Thousands of owners use 86 or 87 octane for hundreds of thousands of miles without ever having a single issue. Me included.
Same here, i am using 87 for 50k miles and no problems so far. The only thing is slightly loss of power. Mileage is the same to me.@UltimateAnarchy
Was the owner of a 2010 Forerunner SR5 bought new and had it for 13 years no issue bought a 2023 GX 460 new in September Love your review I am proud of you keep up the good works God bless with health and knowledge
Massive congrats on your new GX! I pray you have an equally great experience without issue and thank you so much for your kind words! God Bless
Loving my 23 Blackline. It got 20.1 mpg on my last road trip. The dealer fixed the kdss lean issue. Best vehicle I ever drove.
Massive congrats my friend it really is a wonderful vehicle
Just picked up a 2010 GX 460
This is my very first Lexus and very first v8! I hope it’ll last a long time. 177,000mi currently on the clock
hows it going so far?
Great video! I snagged a 2018 with 60,000 miles for just over $30k cash last month, and absolutely love the truck so far. I feel you may have overstated the danger of the used market and the importance of warranties, as we should all keep emergency savings to maintain whatever cars we choose to own. You are right about the benefits of buying new or leasing, but my gosh you will pay for them!
Massive congrats my friend that is an excellent prices for that model year! I pray it gives you long years without issues. Yes leasing new is nice but it is costly and does not work for everyone especially if one does not own a business. Please enjoy that very special vehicle
A 4yr/125k warranty comprehensive coverage was $1500
I LOVE this truck! I drove it every opportunity I get. I don’t even drive my Camry despite superior mpg. The GX is phenomenal.
😂😂😂 same here, own a Prius, tacoma and a Gx 😂😂 and I end up using my GX even though gas consumption.
Purchased 2017 with 45000 miles. No issues. The quality and smoothness overpass all other things. These gems are not made for people who are always concerned about the gas mileage. Best made SUV's in the world.
i wanna buy gx 460 but someone
told me its has too much body roll is that true??
@@JacobAlexander1000 I just bought a 21 and love it. Test drive one for yourself, the car handles corners well for the size
@@JacobAlexander1000body roll is actually really good. It has the kdss system which makes it flatter in higher speed cornering and more suspension articulation on low speed off road.
I just picked up a 2023 GX listed as certified with only 10 miles on it for $55K. I don’t even have 100 miles on it yet but this is my 5th Lexus so I have high hopes.
Got a 23 Premium. Love this beast. Rides like a tank. Zero issue yet. A keeper for me.
Bought a used 2011 gx460 with 124k 1 owner southern vehicle.. Needed hood struts, inner tie rods and alignment, rotors, a radiator cap, back up lamps, and has small oil leak left valve cover. Compared to other makes of same year and mileage that come through our shop, not bad at all and I am very happy with this thing. I do notice the lean that feels almost like rear steer or bad camber on non level roads but drives straight as an arrow on level roads. 100% Would buy again. Very smooth ride. Knew I wanted one since the first time I drove one I worked on
Bought 2023 for last of its kind (v8) and has better infotainment and hvac controls. Luxury and red seats!
Currently own a 2012 GX 460 with 183k. Recently replaced all 4 stocks with OEMs, and it drives like new. Yes it's definitely bumpier than your unibody design suv, but my gosh is it fun to drive.
I got a 2020 certified for $42k back in May. With taxes it was 46k. It had 47k miles at the time. I’m very happy with it. It’s basically new at the time a new one would have cost me about 62k for the aspect I wanted. The only difference I see I no car play which doesn’t really bother me. I could have probably gotten a better deal if I waited but it has only lost about 2k in value since I bought it and I have out 8k miles on it. So far no issues
Massive congrats my friend, beautiful SUV and I pray that you continue to have an excellent ownership experience with your GX. Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing!
Which gx do you own …. Cause i am planning to buy one too(the 2020 one) …. And have you offroad with it yet? And how does it drive … cause I currently own a toyota prado 2008 vx 700k km and no issues!
@@user-rc6kb7no4i it have a 2020 premium package. White. My father has 2015 prado and the gx a much better car. I haven’t gone off-road yet. It more of a highway cruiser for me.
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Love your channel man you make high quality content and it’s so underrated. Keep it up bro
Thank you brother I really appreciate your kind words and support! I’m just glad this content can be valuable
Great review, no car is perfect but the GX460 is better than most in terms of reliability. I’m averaging 18 to 20 mpg; compare that to Savage geese getting 21 mpg in the new Lexus RX. As always, try and get the latest year possible within a model run.
Yea GX has to be one of the most solid I have seen in the luxury segment similar to the RC F in the sports car segment. Def quality vehicles!
I have 2019 gx and it averages 13 mpg on local roads. Only when you do a lot of freeway driving the average gets to 16mpg.
My 2018 averages about 16mpg in the city (DFW, TX)
18 to 20 mpg is what I get on the highway with mine but in town it’s 14 MPG and 15 MPG thanks to the all-wheel-drive system. Do I care? No I don’t. I’m rich and I want value and reliability over MPG.
@@MeynMotorGroupno comparison to the RCF. Had a 2015 that was a 💩 after 40k miles. Everything went wrong with that car except the engine and transmission. Glad I unloaded that POS.
Have a 2014 GX that is rock solid and just had its 120k mile service done. No issues, survived floods and a hurricane.
We could not afford the LX, so we got the GX. Friggen love it. It’s our family car and very roomy. Feels a lot bigger inside then the 4Runner and so much more quite. Roadtrips are a dream.
Got a 23 too. Love family trips. Excellent vehicle
I bought my 2017 GX 460 at 39k miles now its got 65k i change oil religiously and put premy gas in it I do live in Fairbanks Alaska and it gets -50 and i haven't had a issue other then the cabin filter had to be replaced it stunk up the cabin other then that so far so good i only bought it it was the only 3rd row at the time here that was worth a crap yes the gas millage is gross i get 9mpg in the winter but its a sweet ride get alot of complements. its a beast of a truck in really like it over all i hope it holds up for me.
You just made me rethink buying GX. Thanks!
I recently picked up a 14’ GX460 used from a local Lexus dealer with 85k miles and a 2” lift already done. Went ahead and got a warranty just in case any of these issues come up however I’m hoping I don’t need to use it. Love it so far.
That is awesome my friend massive congrats on your purchase. I pray you don't have to use it either but it certainly is nice to have that peace of mind. And if it's a pro rated warranty you can cancel anytime and get a portion of that warranty refunded back to you. Do you mind sharing with us how much you paid for the warranty?
how much was the price?
09 - 0:18 If you look closely, you’ll see/notice it leans slightly towards the passenger seat. This is due to a suspension system called KDSS. If you change to larger tires or wheels, it will lean even more.
I have a 22 GX 460 Luxury Trim ... I love it and will own it till the wheels fall off...I am a little over 6ft3in and fit comfortably in the GX460
Very nice my friend glad you took advantage of one of the newest model years it certainly is a special vehicle
GX handles a lot better than the LX and has far less body roll (KDSS)
This is wildly incorrect. The LX's AHC compensates for softer sway bars and actively counters body roll. I owned a GX460 for 4 years and now an LX570. Virtually everything about the LX is superior, including the body roll. You put the LX in Sport+ mode and it stays almost totally flat.
And, also, KDSS sucks offroad if you are in 4hi and moving quickly because it doesn't unlock. If you are traveling on a faster forest service road or dirt road, the KDSS causes the GX to ride very stiff. This is not true of the LX with AHC. Hell, even my F150 rode better on fast dirt roads.
Ill take AHC all day long over KDSS.
@@Jay-me7gw the only thing that's wild around here is your misinformation and emotional bias. The LX570 handles like shit compared to the GX- it has far more body roll and doesn't stay flat on curves. Now you're talking about an F150 on leaf springs riding better than a GX- you've established you have no idea what you're talking about. You bought a new vehicle and you've come here to spout off absolutely nonsense bias- you need a hobby, because this is just pathetic.
I have a 2016 GX that I purchased used in 2019 with 15k miles and it was a fleet vehicle at a dealership. I currently have 132k miles on her, been from California to Texas 3 times and the issues I've had have been a reoccurring alignment correction, touchscreen went out. Radiator cracked in 2023, 2024 passenger door lock actuator went out and rack & pinion replaced. My blower motor just started going out as well. In my opinion, this has been a very solid truck given its age, mileage, usage as a fleet vehicle.
I’m find this very interesting cuz I used to own a 2016 for 4 years it’s a luxury model and it’s a great SUV until we got reared ended upset me so much. A few years ago we bought a replacement 2019 Certified still driving everyday great SUV never had any problems.
I think it's important for everyone to understand (although I mentioned this throughout the video) that these issues don't have to happen to everyone but they CAN happen. There's plenty of people who had no issues and this goes for any car make. My master tech has two benzes with 300k miles with no issues with either one. But it's important to note that used cars really are just rolling the dice and I want to protect consumers that don't have a lot of money.
That’s true, it is good to note this and highlight issues on any used car. It’s true Scotty and others make blanket statements but i do find it funny that all of the comments on your video are people with no issues. There always are issues on every vehicle. I like that you at least provide the perspective of leasing as most financial advisors or anyone like Scotty or older people would never. Even if it is leasing through your friend, but still. Better to hear the other side too!
I have owned between my wife and I five Land Rover products, they don’t last and they do not hold their value. I will never own another Land Rover product ever recently bought two Lexus products GX 460, 2012 and my wife has had a 2005 RX 330 absolutely beautiful cars cannot get any better.
Sounds like there are better cars than these Lexus. I will not import these from the states any more…..
Be aware the 330 has a timing belt that needs changing and two small oil lines that must be upgraded. You need to make sure these two things are attended. Look it up. Save yourself a ton of grief. I own an rx 300 and a 350. Love them. I drive the hell out of them, will give to my kids soon. Buying another rx350 next year. Plenty of power and comfort.
@@svein-haraldribland8559let us know what is superior in you experience.
Leased my 4th GX460 a week ago. $66K sticker but with discounted to $58K. No money down other than first and licensing. I was able to get 27 months instead of 36. Anyone in the market for the last V8 GX will get a great deal. Great video, btw.
Massive congrats my friend glad you took advantage of the great 2023 deals and the last V8 GX very happy for you please enjoy
If I may ask how much was the lease?
@@jwhaynal I have a leasing calculator in the description box but when I ran AC’s deal with NC taxes a 0 down lease for 27 months was about $650 a month for a $65k premium GX.
NC taxes are lower than other states 3% vs like 7-8%
@@MeynMotorGroup Thanks for the reply. I am currently enjoying a GS350 AWD, bought after watching your videos. Now I’m eyeing my next Lexus! $650 is a steal, might ask around here!
@@jwhaynal GS is solid great car for sure 👍 and yea def try running the deal in your local area you may get lucky. Just email the general manager of your local dealerships but just don’t mention AC or where you got your numbers
So crazy you did a video,I just started my research on the lx470.
Nice! Hopefully this content can help you
I watch all your videos, especially genesis/lexus reviews. Job well done keep them rolling
@@kendalljiles6906 thanks so much for your love and support, viewers like you make this possible!
Awesome review!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Bought our 2021 new. Coming up on 45,000 mile service. We take it on road trips from North Idaho (CDA) to Scottsdale 3 times every year with side trips to Yellowstone,Moab, Zion, etc. 21 to 23 mpg on highways at 80mph. Replaced tires at 40,000. Runs quiet and smooth and strong. We love this vehicle. Have no plans to replace it ever❤❤❤
I have one question. When Toyota released the Land Cruiser 300, it came with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Can we intall this transmission to this GX 460? Thanks.
On the fence on a 2023/24 4Runner vs GX primarily due to Premium gas requirement. Now GX has many aftermarket support and fan base to build a better off-roader with lux 50/50 still
I have 2019 gx bought new. I had front suspension chirping noise issue turned out to be rubber stopper. Rear suspension had screeching noise turned out to be brake cable and bracket problem. The dealer did not want to investigate and spend time trying to find out cuz Lexus dealership admitted Lexus wont warranty parts for noise related issue. Lexus brand engagement did not try to assist me at all. Finally i contacted executive office directly and they forced dealership to find out the problem and fix it. I had to threaten a class action lawsuit.
I also own a 19 with a chirping noise in the front. Been trying to find the source. You said a rubber stopper. Where is it exactly?
@@vegasstang1 bump stop rubber . Replaced both left and right front control arm bump stops
@@vegasstang1 check front license plate, mine rattled at low noise, dealer couldn’t figure it out after 2 tries, I put rubber on my back of plate and it stopped
@@bradleydeyoung6936 I don't have a front license plate or bracket on mine.
Btw 2023 Lexus GX460 and 2024 Toyota 4Runner pro what would you choose? Thanks
4runners are cramped inside. Narrow seats. Feels heavy when accelerating. V6 is not powerful enough for the weight ratio. GX460 is more comfortable and smoother and faster. My 2023 does 0 to 60 in 6.5 seconds. Mpg is good when using cruise control often. 15 - 16 city. 25 - 28 hwy
@@sergepm1969 thanks for sharing your experience!
I have a 2023 premium plus sport love it great car I’ve had five forerunners beforehand. This is my first GX. I will buy another one of this body style. I know about the coolant Gully problem or reservoir problem or whatever it is but everything else I kind of expected at some point, but They were great car.
Great informative video. I have a new 23 460 GX, bought it for its history of reliability but you educated me on some potential major issues. Are the Timing chain cover leaks, valley coolant plate leaks, and transmission issues more for earlier years and did Lexus resolve them for later years? I asked my Lexus dealer during my service what it cost for these items, and he said $3-4K. Can anyone share what they paid for the timing chain leak and valley coolant plate leaks? Also, I read the transmission solenoid codes basically means you need to replace the whole transmission, costing around 7-8K. I am hopefully a long way from any major repairs but it is good to know in advance and worth an extended warranty. Thanks
Perfect timing 👌 I was just thinking about this
Awesome please let us know if you decide to pull the trigger and what sort of deal you are able to get
Love my 2005 gx. Can't wait to experience newer models when im done with this
Thanks for making such an informative video !
You are welcome my friend I’m glad the content was valuable to you!
Just got my 2022 gx 460 with 19k miles for 47500k. Loving it
Thank you. Good job with the GX!
This video is Incredibly helpful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Every vehicle on the road has its own common issues. But peculiar problems doesn't speak to frequency of issue. Which is what we all want to know. What percent of GX owners experience these things? Im still deciding if i want to pick up one of these so thats what I'd like to know.
Thanks for making this video. My wife just suggested I buy a 22 GX460 instead of the SUVs I've been looking at. Your video really helps with what to look for when buying one.
You will really enjoy the GX my friend its a great driving experience and I'm honored these vids were able to help! God Bless
@MeynMotorGroup God Bless.
Just get an old 2010, fix the valley plate coolant leak and keep hauling ass!
Please let me know your opinion. I bought a used silver 2017 Lexus GX (Luxury trim) with 36K miles. Car came with Front Runner roof rack and brand new BFG ko2 tires and sports bra on the front end. No rust, no dings or scratches. I have had it since June '23. How much should I have paid?
😅 Well my friend I understand you want to confirm you did not over pay and I understand but it's rather easy to see what the market value is by going to cargurus and searching for yourself.
I just did a nationwide search for a 2016-2018 GX with under 40k miles and omitted the accident vehicles, only 15 vehicles fit that parameter.
Price ranges between $36k to $40k as long as you didn't pay more than that you're fine and perhaps + $2k for accessories
Even if you overpaid it doesn't matter because they're getting rid of the dollar soon so if you like what you bought, just enjoy and relax.
Thank you that helps and yes that type of vehicle was scarce back then too. Ya the dollar is in trouble! Keep stacking my people. Keep stacking
I would confirm that the roof rack mounting points into the roof are properly sealed
We have a 2023 460 and it was leaning and pulling to the right, it's the crown of the road. We went to a shop familiar with this and did an alignment and reprogram for $80. No issues going straight down the road now. The alignment comes "perfect" from the manufacturer and a lot of shops will go with that spec and not account for the road crown. It's not a big deal at all but if you're taking your rig to a shop that isn't up to speed, you'll chase your tail for sure.
Thank you so VERY MUCH for all the work you put into these videos to help educate your viewers.
I'm an older widow, and im working hard to educate myself on what the best vehicle will be for me to purchase. Finances require me to get a used vehicle......and i want the most reliable vehicle i can get. I sincerely appreciate these type of videos!
I’m glad this content helped, look into the 4Runner as well I recently purchased one solid vehicles.
Doing a good inspection by a pro is required to purchase gx460, but I want to put a small comparison of complaints between 2011 gx and 4runner the complaint ratio is 35 for gx and 159 for 4runner, may be because more 4 runners are sold, but gx is also as good as 4runner if not better. I feel gx is a more reliable 4runner.
Great channel! I rarely subscribe to channels but yours is very detailed and informative!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support my friend! I’m grateful to hear that this content is of value to you!
I brought mine used 2010 @110k miles for $16k. She got a new tran replaced after 230k. Coolant leak is a common issue. Overall Gx is a good suv if you maintaining it properly.
2019 GX Premium. 109k. Absolutely no issues. Replaced trans oil at 80 and all diff at 90k. Butter every day.
That is awesome my friend GX is such an epic SUV
Thanks for another great review Kevin. You're my go to source for all my automotive reviews and information!!!!
Wow, thanks! I really appreciate your kind words my friend. I'm just glad I can provide value to you.
My in laws loved theirs but hated the mpg. Would have been candidates to upgrade to an LX600 but bought a model X plaid (recent price cut).
Yea these are def some great vehicles and better for those that don't drive as much
I have a 2014 lexus 460 and have these and 2 transmission replacements
I had 2015 model. After 7 years and about 50-60K miles it started leaking oil. A dealer quoted 5K repair cost. I didn't want to spend 5K to repair 7 years old car and sold it. Also the frame was rusted after 7 years. Maybe because I live close to the beach.
Awh man I can only imagine how often you have hvac issues do to the beach
Great work on this video. Would have been so easy to make it quick “no issues here, have a great day!” 🤣🤣
That would make life so much easier!
Coming up on 200k on our 2012 GX460. Brakes, tires, battery… if you flush the coolant you won’t get a valley leak. Old coolant becomes corrosive and is the primary cause of the coolant valley leak. Flush early and often 😂
@@Rjohns1414 excellent tip my friend thank you for sharing this and congrats on 200k!
Amaizing analysis!!
Yhank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very detailed. Well done!
Had various other cars in the past. Must say once I got a Lexus, I was filled with joy how it felt driving it. Sadly I got rear ended and now time for another Lexus .
i've owned two MB 300SD's, a 380SL, a 460SL, a 560S Coupe, an S500 coupe, a 600SL roadster, and a ML420. I also have had to GMC full size SUV's (a Yukon and Yukon Denali), and I can tell you, none of those past vehicles can hold a candle to a Lexus GX460 or RX330.
2019 GX460 Premium, 53k miles, no issues. The Japanese Land Rover.
Water intrusion, especially into the passenger side where the ECU is mounted. Toyotas are prone to leak the AC drain and the sunroof drain into the passenger foot well, to be sure, but those are easy to detect and fix. But there's more going on than these little problems. My son's GX460 has had the corroded ECU and associated wiring replaced and the car still needs to be towed after visiting a car wash. I have a 4Runner and I'm off to Home Depot today to buy some Damp Rid to help with the musty situation.
I do not know. The important service at the dealership is just below $1,000. Very expensive for me. But once you have accepted that, the rate to fix most of the issues does not seem to be too bad. I guess it is just designed to be an expensive one to keep and fix.
These are great trucks. Been eying midnight blue one. 57k asking, what a good deal for real
Which model? I am trying to buy one and prices are really high…
Did u buy it? Nightfall Mica is such a great color, looks navy, looks purple at times
I bought a 2018 2.5 years ago w 29k on it and I love it everytime I’m in it
I always love your videos. I bought brand new 2023 gx 460 from a Lexus dealership in Houston and I went in for my first oil change after hitting 5000 miles. The dealership refused to change the engine oil because they stated it can only be done at 10000 miles. Should I take it to a Toyota dealership and pay out of pocket since I don’t want wait till 10000 miles and break the engine.
Massive congrats my friend! Glad you own this SUV and last model year. Yea take it to any reputable shop you like and trust that gives you a receipt after the work is done so you can have official records of you changing oil every 5k miles in case you decide to sell in the future, next owner will love to see that.
Sounds like Sterling McCall
Buying a 2011 GX460 tomorrow with 180k miles lol. New tranny at 150k. My work pays for $2500 in car repair every year so I think I’ll be sitting pretty
Have the coolant valley leak flaw currently 😢 2014
The gx is one of the best vehicles lexus/toyota has made. Are there some issues with them of course but the overall quality is superior to many other makes. The Lexus lean is an easy fix with a shorter spring on the driver side. Regular maintenance mitigates many of the issues reported.
love my 2015 with 102k, will never get rid of it
I have a 23'[black w/red interior] great truck. Thinking of keeping it after the lease.
Beautiful vehicle my friend and massive congrats! Yea I believe this is worth keeping after the lease is up. I personally leased a 4Runner recently, thinking about buying that out as well since these are the last of its kind.
so I guess my question is, what else is out there that doesn't have any issues?
Nothing
Thank you we own a 2018 GX460 I need to check the coolant leak I smell it possibly overheating again tks
You make it sound like it falls apart at 200K miles. I do all the work myself and use premium fuel at all times. Please don't lump us all into the same barrel. In comparison to other luxury SUV's it is much more reliable than any Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Range Rover and others. I appreciate you mentioning the possible problem areas, but that's why you always get a knowledgeable Lexus/Toyota mechanic to give it a good inspection before buying - that is a must, and be prepared to walk away. Thanks for the video!
I haven't said anything my friend...all I did was bring up the resources and regurgitate what it had to say. God Bless.
Would you all recommend a 2014 gx460 luxury with one owner, all maintenance done at Lexus dealership but has 180k miles. I drove it today and it drove fine and has ZERO rust. Please let me know and thanks in advance.
@@autostationfanaticI’m eyeing something similar. Meticulous maintenance. All recommended on time (some early) at a Lexus dealer. Car looks, smells, sounds, and drives like new. I think I’m gonna pull the trigger tbh. Mechanic friends have worked on some with 400k on them.
Obv nothing is guaranteed, but mileage isn’t everything.
Great video... Thank you
My wife and I are thinking of getting the 2021 GX 460 executive model with the entertainment package any thoughts would greatly be appreciated live in Nc tks
How could I solve this Error check headlight system Lexus gx460 error 2450
Such a beautiful original home in Annapolis. Let’s pray it doesn’t get ruined by “motorization”..
How to manually log the GX 460 rear door
4Runners cost about the same. Dealers recognize the potential reliability of Toyotas and are capitalizing on it
My navigation system is down, monitor is dark button is blinking.
While full of information, self editing would make this soooo much better. You ramble and it takes you far too long to get to the actual point of things. Well compiled and useful info. Just could be more brief.
Thank you so much my friend, God Bless!
Hi, if i want to buy cash + new what kind of discounts can i ask for? In texas. Thank you!!
Paying cash would be the worst move on this as you would miss out on $3,500 in incentives.
Best deal to negotiate is what AC is advertising. 12% off MSRP + $3500 lease incentive.
Do a one pay lease for 27 months and buy the car after 27 months in cash this way you’ve taken advantage of all the credits and one pay lease means you’ve paid practically no interest.
Use the free leasing calculator that I have in the description box
What is the one pay lease? Thanks
@@johnandstephanie377 one pay lease is when you make all of your lease payments up front. The only reason you would want to do this is to reduce the interest rate on the lease so you’re wasting less money and building more equity.
With some manufacturers or cars, even if you do a one pay lease it might not reduce the interest rate that much so it def doesn’t make sense in every situation. I wish ACs calculator would show updated interest rate for one pays.
You can find out more on the leasehackr forum
@@MeynMotorGroup thanks. Looking here in the Houston area to find a deal on a new gx460. I’ll use the calculator for a good starting point.
@@johnandstephanie377definitely look into the full calculations as while you might have discounts by leasing, they might be offset by any interest, which would defeat any purpose. Also cars have the least problems when brand new (when leased). Lot’s of dealerships/banks in Texas have great financing options to offset the lower demand for cars in the past several months, sometimes very low interest rates. But honestly if you could just pay cash today I’ve noticed you can offer what you think it’s worth and walk away confidently knowing you’re only paying one party at one time. No complex math, just understand how much you can afford and you can get more than $3K off if you just pay what you want and get someone who’s willing.
Yeah, the one thing to note is toyota v8 are cheaper than European cars or even some american v8 trucks. But they are not cheap. This is a special warning to those who have only owned corolla or camry, that the v8 toyota cost more for everything like premium gas, parts, etc. If you cant keep up with regular maintenance, your gx/lx/land cruiser will suffer. This means doing the plugs, belts, seals, gaskets, etc.
Thank you, Sir.
Thank you love your video very helpful I’m gx460 2018 I too experienced pulling to the right and I had shaken in the front but after the dealer balanced the new tires I bought not from them of course no more shaking any way thank you 👏👏👏
That is awesome my friend I’m so glad the dealer was able to fix it, these are such excellent SUVs
I use premium fuel and I suspect many GX operators do also.
Saw a guy at Costco use regular these owners treat their Lexus like a Toyota
Great review do you still have the lc500
Thank you my friend and no banks told me to sell it when I bought my house last year
Its a rebadge bodykitted land cruiser prada..not a 4runnner but very close.
What a useful review! Thanks so much!
Glad it was helpful!
This thing is still made in Tahara plant Japan....👏👏💪💪👍👍
I’ve had minimal problems with my GX’s.
I’m on my newer GX460 (2022)
I had a CPO 2013 for nearly 200k miles.
I had the driveline fluids minus the transmission replaced per schedule (keep this in mind as I’ll bring up more later.
100k plugs
100k transmission service
150k water pump, hoses, radiator, idler pulley, drive belt.
Never had the valley plate leak nor the timing cover leak.
My transmission was never serviced prior to 100k. The fluid is the Toyota WS fluid and as per lexus it’s a “lifetime” fluid.
Performed a trans drain and refill @ 150k
@ 195k I started getting trans solenoid codes.
Dropped pan, replaced the coded solenoids, and drove to 200k. Same exact codes.
Took to Lexus and recommended transmission replacement.
Did it myself and a coworker bought the vehicle from me.
Find a reputable Toyota/Lexus technician to regularly service your transmission in these vehicles. I’ve got nearly 200k out of mine before it showed it’s head but others have had it @ 100k.
Never had the kdss lean on either of my 460s.
They’ve been amazing.
I need you to review the first gen gs350
Got 17 GX with 100k miles. None of these issues. Maybe I'm lucky
These are potential issues my friend, not everyone has to have these problems and I pray that you will never have these issues because there are many people with high mileage GXs with no issues.
These are solid high quality vehicles but I would like to protect those with low income and savings the headache and potential cost of buying a 200k or 300k mile Lexus and deal with these potential problems which can bankrupt those individuals.
Thank you so much and God Bless!
Where are all the links?
Description Box
2020 Pulling to the right when braking..THE DEALER HAD IT TWICE A STILL HAS THAT PROBLEM.
Buying new makes a lot of sense with these GXs.
Yea my friend some really good discounts available right now and leasing incentive jumped up from 2k to 3500 which helps.
Can save 20k with CPO but new is so much nicer 😅