How much for a mint '01 GS300?
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From: CA
How much for a mint '01 GS300?
Hey everyone.
The owner of the dry cleaners I go to wants to sell her car.
Feedback on reasonable price appreciated.
2001 GS300.
One meticulous owner.
Always garaged.
All service down at dealer.
Oil changed every 6 months at most - really.
100% stock.
White on beige.
Loaded - Nav, Mark Lev stereo, chrome 16 wheels.
Flawless condition.
No nicks, dents, scratches - truly "As new"
Original tires, brakes, etc.
28,xxx miles.
You heard right 28,000 miles.
She drives from her home to her business (where it sits under a cover during the day) and local errands.
She is absolutely **** about the cleanliness and maintenance.
Any ideas?
Sorry - no pics - but imagine the new car brochure
The owner of the dry cleaners I go to wants to sell her car.
Feedback on reasonable price appreciated.
2001 GS300.
One meticulous owner.
Always garaged.
All service down at dealer.
Oil changed every 6 months at most - really.
100% stock.
White on beige.
Loaded - Nav, Mark Lev stereo, chrome 16 wheels.
Flawless condition.
No nicks, dents, scratches - truly "As new"
Original tires, brakes, etc.
28,xxx miles.
You heard right 28,000 miles.
She drives from her home to her business (where it sits under a cover during the day) and local errands.
She is absolutely **** about the cleanliness and maintenance.
Any ideas?
Sorry - no pics - but imagine the new car brochure
Driver School Candidate
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From: FL
I live in Florida and when i was shopping for my GS, the Local lexus dealership had a 2000 GS400 with 24k on it, It was Flawless! They were asking 14,000. I offered them 12k cash and they didnt accept it. If it were my car i would ask around 10,500 or 11,000 for it.
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From: California
Here's what they go for in my neck of the woods...
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1277079634426
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/search...=1277079634426
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From: CA
Thanks -
Yeah the car is sweet -
But I'm also wondering if all those conventional wisdoms - 'good freeway miles' vs 'bad stop and go' city miles are really true.
Your feedback is really appreciated.
Yeah the car is sweet -
But I'm also wondering if all those conventional wisdoms - 'good freeway miles' vs 'bad stop and go' city miles are really true.
Your feedback is really appreciated.
Pole Position
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From: Raleigh , NC
Typically cars that drive stop and go have more wear and tear due to potholes, stopping hard, more shifting from tranny, sitting still at traffic lights for a while ( don't think that hurts much if your cooling system is working properly) but either ways cruise controlled highway miles are easy miles as long as you aren't averaging 150 mph
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