need help decide between two cars
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need help decide between two cars
Hey guys I need help deciding between two cars. I live in upstate NY and lexus gs are hard to come by and at a a decent price. So tomorrow I'm going to the city to check out two gs300's
First car 2001 Gs3 101k new engine and tranny interior is 8 out 10 minor fender bender. .
2nd one is 2002 gs3 96k original Engine. A few fender benders with random ? Interior needs help it's 6.5 out 10. Car runs and feels great.
Please help make a decision.
First car 2001 Gs3 101k new engine and tranny interior is 8 out 10 minor fender bender. .
2nd one is 2002 gs3 96k original Engine. A few fender benders with random ? Interior needs help it's 6.5 out 10. Car runs and feels great.
Please help make a decision.
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I don't know that I agree. I think I would go with the second option. The fact that the 2001 had a new engine/transmission would lead me to more questions. The 2002 ran and felt great according to the driver. Interior issues are minor. You can get those repaired with minimal cost compared to the car being mechanically sound.
Just my .02.
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Yeah, pricing is a must.
I don't know that I agree. I think I would go with the second option. The fact that the 2001 had a new engine/transmission would lead me to more questions. The 2002 ran and felt great according to the driver. Interior issues are minor. You can get those repaired with minimal cost compared to the car being mechanically sound.
Just my .02.
I don't know that I agree. I think I would go with the second option. The fact that the 2001 had a new engine/transmission would lead me to more questions. The 2002 ran and felt great according to the driver. Interior issues are minor. You can get those repaired with minimal cost compared to the car being mechanically sound.
Just my .02.
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I'm with the two guys above me. I'd rather not have the engine and trans replaced. Who knows who did the work on it.
Not to mention these cars' engines and transmissions are known to be extremely reliable and one failing before 100k miles makes me question what went wrong. Could've ran out of oil, who knows. I'd be weary of how the previous owner treated it.
Not to mention these cars' engines and transmissions are known to be extremely reliable and one failing before 100k miles makes me question what went wrong. Could've ran out of oil, who knows. I'd be weary of how the previous owner treated it.
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I'm with the two guys above me. I'd rather not have the engine and trans replaced. Who knows who did the work on it.
Not to mention these cars' engines and transmissions are known to be extremely reliable and one failing before 100k miles makes me question what went wrong. Could've ran out of oil, who knows. I'd be weary of how the previous owner treated it.
Not to mention these cars' engines and transmissions are known to be extremely reliable and one failing before 100k miles makes me question what went wrong. Could've ran out of oil, who knows. I'd be weary of how the previous owner treated it.
The first thing that came to mind for me was electrical issues. Maybe it was involved in a flood and the engine/transmission was a band aid.
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How about take the total price you figure you'll spend buy and then make one of these cars right; then take that figure and see what's out there in a newer, better (GS400/430?) car. Unless the goal is to heavily mod.
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