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Old 01-05-11, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by G Star
Those prices aren't outrageous, I think it is to be pretty much expected.

LFA buyers, please get your insurance ASAP
Gap insurance please...double gap
Old 01-05-11, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Mister Two
I think what they (not sure if I am included) meant by lower maintenance cost is regarding the better reliability expectation for the LFA?
i remember there was a discussion on normal maintenance like fluid changes and brake jobs, etc...
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Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX
Gap insurance please...double gap
lol double gap, that's funny
Old 01-05-11, 08:37 PM
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Regular maintenance is needed regardless of a car's reliability.

With that said, I think the LFA will redefine reliability for supercars, and we'll only have proof of that in a few years when LFAs out there have many miles on them.

Also with regards to the brake job pricing, carbon ceramic rotors have a MUCH longer lifespan than steel rotors. So the price of an LFA brake job per mile actually comes out cheaper than the price for a GT-R brake job, or some other supercars. Any cars with steel rotors need brake jobs done more often than carbon ceramic rotors due to the shorter lifespan of steel rotors.
Old 01-06-11, 11:43 AM
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Maintenance shouldn't be too bad considering. Oil changes are only called for every 24months/6,000 miles. Or when the oil maintenance light comes on. Which ever comes first. Of course it depends on what it takes to make the light come on.
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Those prices don't surprise me, got to pay to play.
Old 01-06-11, 11:56 AM
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What I want to know is how much the engine costs.
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We use separate software for pricing. That hasn't been updated yet to include anything but a few exterior parts. I couldn't even imagine. They don't list the heads or pistons separate from the short block assembly. And Lexus doesn't sell a complete engine (just short blocks) for any of their cars.
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Originally Posted by offroad200
Maintenance shouldn't be too bad considering. Oil changes are only called for every 24months/6,000 miles. Or when the oil maintenance light comes on. Which ever comes first. Of course it depends on what it takes to make the light come on.
I think Ferrari charges 2K for an oil change, and 5K for 30K service on the 458. I wonder what Lexus would charge?
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Originally Posted by 07grIS350
I think Ferrari charges 2K for an oil change, and 5K for 30K service on the 458. I wonder what Lexus would charge?
yup, that's what i am interested in finding out. i don't know about 458, but on the 430 i think oil change is around 1000? (last i heard). if the lfa is like 700 bucks, it's not bad at all
Old 01-07-11, 05:25 AM
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Offroad
Can you have another look at the front rotor price
I think you omitted a 0
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Originally Posted by S2000toIS350
Offroad
Can you have another look at the front rotor price
I think you omitted a 0
good eye, doesn't make sense only 500 each. even my project u rotors are in that range
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I checked again. MSRP is $527.27 each. That could always change, but that's what it's showing right now. The rears are a little more at $660.34. If it makes you feel any better the axles are $13,900 each.
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Thanks offroad
If you want to make yourself some easy money,
Order a set or ten
Someone screwed up when they input the rotor
Prices
If they fill the order put them in a safe place and
Wait for your jackpot
My understanding is the LFA rotors are highr spec
Than F uses an I believe a set of 4 F rotors is about $20k
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Originally Posted by S2000toIS350
Thanks offroad
If you want to make yourself some easy money,
Order a set or ten
Someone screwed up when they input the rotor
Prices
If they fill the order put them in a safe place and
Wait for your jackpot
My understanding is the LFA rotors are highr spec
Than F uses an I believe a set of 4 F rotors is about $20k
well, no matter what carbon rotors are very expensive to begin with!!


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