About to purchase a pre-owned 2007 GS350 with 26k mile for $34k. Let me know what you guys think and what I should look out for. Thanks in advance for your help.

This 2007 Lexus GS350 Sedan comes complete with all Power (windows, locks, mirrors, and Driver/Passenger Seats), Automatic trans., A/C w/Dual Climate Control, ABS, AC Ventilated/Heated/Memory Seats w/Lumbar, AM/FM Stereo Cassette w/In-Dash 6-Disc CD-MP3 Changer, On-Board Computer, NAVIGATION System, Xenon Headlamps, Rear View Camera, Dual/Side Airbags, Head Protection Curtains, Vanity Mirrors, Map Lights, Power Tilt/Telescoping Leather-Wood Steering Wheel, Cruise Control, Vehicle Skid Control (VSC), Remote Keyless Entry, Smart Access/Push Button Start, Dual Position Power Moonroof, Electric Rear Window Shade, Rear Spoiler, Factory Alloy Wheels, Wood Trim, and Leather

 

Sounds like a good deal.

 

concur with gman

 

things change so fast in current climate that it's hard to keep up but i agree, i'd pull the trigger if that is the car you want.

 

Thats a great price, make sure and do a carfax (not 100% accurate) to make sure nothing is wrong with it.

 

Thanks for the replies. The thing is that the "tire pressure monitor light" is on. Is this a common issue with the gs350? The wheels are stock 17" Lexus wheels.

 

If you like the car and it's clean, go for it. This car is worth ~35-37k. Even if encounter any issues, it is covered under warranty. With the price that good, CarFax is a must.

 

That could be one of four things:

1. Tire pressure is low. Easy to check and correct.

2. At least one of the TPMS sensors is broken. That should be easy and inexpensive to diagnose and correct. Each sensor should cost less than $100 to replace (part and labor).

3. TPMS sensors are not registered with the car. Again, easy to check and correct.

4. The entire TPMS monitoring system (receiver) is malfunctioning. Probably somewhat expensive.

 

I would disagree. That's essentially a 2 year old car (given 26K miles) being sold at 20% discount to the new car invoice (about $43K in my calculations). I think that's expensive given the GS depreciation rates.

 

Thats seems a bit high as ive seen cars with similar miles going for the upper to low 30 range.

 

yeah I believe you can get it under 30K with the economy now and days..........