3rd gen buyers guide GS300
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3rd gen advices before buy gs300.. Now gs430 advices pls
Hello guys, i am new here and i am trying to find some buyers information about gs300. I looked into a FAQ and there are not any informations about buying used car and give atention during buying, what is good to look for , some good advices if you could give me...
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Why? U mean a gs 350 or gs450 ? I think, that gs300 will have enough power and now i do not want to have a hybrid, because i do a low trips, not big ones
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Is that same problems for cars which are saled in Europe?I live in Czech Republic, so i am not sure if that problems are global or just only in cars for America? So GS300 2008 will be ok? Thank you very much
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I don't know where you are but they don't make an 08 GS 300 in the states, it's a 350. From what I understand it's a bad engine design so I'm guessing no matter the year there's always the potential for the problem to arise. Or maybe it never will but why even take the chance/
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I dont know how its mark in US, but in Europe its everything gs300 no matter of year production. Is it true that Lexus for US market are made it in Canada and Lexus for Europe is made in Japan? Because i read something about it, that the problems are especially cars for and US market...
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All GS for North America are made in Japan...not sure anywhere else. The 3.0L V6 with DI has been a problem for Lexus. I can't speak for the UK version...but I suggest you do plenty of research in your market area to see if it exhibits the same problems.