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Come on now, folks. We are looking for high mile vehicles here on this thread. Those with less than 100K miles need not apply. You can start your own low miles thread. The OP for this one was wanting to know how many trouble-free miles they might expect on their newly purchased 2008 RX350 which had 82K miles on it.
Come on now, folks. We are looking for high mile vehicles here on this thread. Those with less than 100K miles need not apply. You can start your own low miles thread. The OP for this one was wanting to know how many trouble-free miles they might expect on their newly purchased 2008 RX350 which had 82K miles on it.
Actually the fact I drive low miles is one of the reasons I bought a Lexus. We tend to keep our cars for 10 or more years. (Wife's Lincoln LS is a 2001 with 75k) I wanted a car with good long term reliability, and nice styling.
Actually the fact I drive low miles is one of the reasons I bought a Lexus. We tend to keep our cars for 10 or more years. (Wife's Lincoln LS is a 2001 with 75k) I wanted a car with good long term reliability, and nice styling.
Not knocking those who have RX with low miles on them. Was just a bit off topic from the original request. These days I am averaging less than 300 miles per month in my 2004. However, even that pales when compared to my trailer queen which I have owned since new and has less than 30K miles on it after more than 40 years. Low miles is easy, IMO. Like the OP I want to hear from those with 100K well traveled miles or more on their RX.
07-30-13, 07:49 AM
