General Car Conversation 2025 - Part 1
Pole Position
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: PA
Yep, at introduction in 2019 a base 1LT with no options was right at $60k (just under before destination, just over including it). The price has gradually increased over the past almost-6 years to $70k, but that leaves enough space for a low-optioned unit to be discounted into the upper $60s (especially in the winter).
Anyone on Car Chat drive one of these?
Last edited by LH1; Jan 18, 2025 at 07:59 AM.
Lexus Champion
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From: Knoxville, TN
Mine isn't, at all. Sure it's not an LS430 but it's pretty reliable. I don't think I repaired anything last year except brakes (normal) and a crankshaft position sensor.
Someone messed with that one though, that spoiler has got to go. The top is all kinds of screwed up as well.
Someone messed with that one though, that spoiler has got to go. The top is all kinds of screwed up as well.
Lexus Champion
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From: Ohio
True but if you compare apples to apples the 30s always have higher HTHS and NOACK and more importantly resistance to fuel contamination over an oil change interval. That's what has been killing Honda rods in particular
Instructor
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Lexus Champion
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From: California
Lexus Champion
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From: FL
Mine isn't, at all. Sure it's not an LS430 but it's pretty reliable. I don't think I repaired anything last year except brakes (normal) and a crankshaft position sensor.
Someone messed with that one though, that spoiler has got to go. The top is all kinds of screwed up as well.
Someone messed with that one though, that spoiler has got to go. The top is all kinds of screwed up as well.
I thought that one was much older than yours. 🖖
You might have to hose that out with high pressure water and suds when they leave. Lol
