Number 7. 2021 ES 250 All Wheel Drive Sunlit Green – 2.5L 4 Cylinder Engine

The color is a nice change and could pop if polished & waxed, nice low mileage. Looks like rust inside the wheel, dried whitish stuff everywhere on the interior. Not certain what that is, but it does not look appealing. Scuff on driver seat and console shifter, debris or just unclean across the dash makes it tough to see if scratched or just dirty. After you click through a few photos on the dealer lot, seems that the dealer attached several of the manufacturers’ photos. Nice color (I think) low mileage, good price.

 

bumping this one

 

other than the dark colors, price & mileage look
good to me

 

checking this one out tomorrow...anything glaring?

https://www.toyotauniverse.com/auto/...s-nj/88130401/

 

How'd the car look? My observation about the vehicle is that there are no service records noted (by dealership or other) for this vehicle during the three years between the original sale and the resale dealerships.

 

If there's any truth to their "Vehicle Reconditioning Process" video, that's a dealership that knows how to put a used vehicle in "best light" to get it sold. From the photos you can see they even put new tires on it. Granted they aren't top of the line tires; they're the same as Lexus installs on many ESs as OEM tires, Bridgestone Turanza, which many commenters on this forum don't have the most favorable opinion on.

That said, in the photo of the open trunk it looks like something has happened to the rear bumper cover. Look at the angle just behind the trunk latch - it looks like there's been some sanding?/brush painting? and there's a crease or paint run below it on the more vertical part of the bumper cover.

Also, look closely at the 4 close up photos of the wheels. It looks like either the tire mounting or tire balancing machine has left marks around the center of each wheel. Whether those marks are permanent or easily removed I don't know. If they're permanent it is something to factor in if you pursue a purchase of this vehicle. (Don't take anyone's word the marks are temporary and easily removed. Have the seller prove it by removing them before making any irrevocable purchasing commitment.)

In regards to service history and CarFax reports, why isn't all Lexus service department performed work documented in the CarFax report included in the (Lexus) Service History report? It looks like the only thing included in the Service History report is just the work the dealership did to prep the used vehicle for sale. But, a complete (Lexus) Service History report would have all the Lexus service departments' work (e.g., 5000 and 10000 mile complimentary services) included.

Other than that, the vehicle looks pretty good from the photos. The Nebula Gray color isn't on your desired color list but unless it is a completely revolting, instant hate color a hmm color can grow on you over the years of ownership into a not bad at all color.

 

thanks again!

how’s this?

https://www.leadcartoyotahazleton.co...xus-ES-4dr-Car

 

id rather have the gray one. but also there's no substitute for seeing a car in person. all those pics are pretty blurry

 

hope im not annoying you guys...

https://www.landroverwilmington.com/...z1b11ku040999/

 

I have that same one but with black interior. Not a huge fan of the circuit red. That's an FSport trim with 19" wheels and sportier seats, different cluster etc. Looks like sans adaptive suspension and newer tires.

 

agree the color is a bit garish

 

Like E46CT posted the photos are pretty low quality so you can't really tell much if anything about the condition of the vehicle. From the photos, it is a base model plus Premium package (see the Lexus Memory switch panel in the photo of the inside driver's door), base 10 speaker audio system, and 12.3 inch screen Lexus navigation system equipped.

There is something in the outside looking in photo of the driver's seat that doesn't look quite right. In the center of the bottom seat cushion I can't tell whether the NuLuxe material has been stretched/distorted in some way; discolored; or just an artifact of a low quality photo.

Also, you really got to wonder just what sort of people that dealership has working on their used vehicle listings. How this:

ever got put up is a question for the ages. (How can the same seat can be 10 way as well as 8 way?)

 

Definitely has a circuit red interior.

Take a look at the two photos or the vehicle's exterior rear bumper cover just above the right side's exhaust outlet. Looks like the vehicle has backed into something or has been struck by something hard enough to put a visible crease in the bumper cover plastic material.

It has a 17 speaker Mark Levinson audio system (not 10 speaker) (see the Mark Levinson speaker in the upper front corner in the photos of the driver's door and front passenger door). It doesn't have the F Sport Dynamic Handling Package (with the Adaptive Variable Suspension) (in the photo of the dash instrument cluster the drive mode select switch just has the "SPORT" mode position). It also has a 12.3 inch screen with Lexus navigation.

(It looks like this dealership is using the same cognitively challenged individual as the other dealer is using that can't spot the issue of listing a seat as being both 10 way and 8 way.)

According to the CarFax report, it is a two owner vehicle. The first was a about 2 year 9 month lessee that put a relatively few 11077 miles on it. The second put some miles on it (32000) in the short 1 year and 5 months of ownership.

 

Dare I say this looks perfect?

4 hour drive for me though.

https://www.eleadcrm.com/evo2/fresh/eLead-V45/elead_track/vehicle/vehicledetail.aspx?companyid=21404&vehicleid=89536789

 

https://www.ourismanlexusofrockville...4d644f294a.htm