128K 2008 400h no issues (knock on wood)

 

140k, just did brakes, going to need lower control arm bushings.

 

I have a 2006 with 173,000... Runs great but nervous about my hybrid battery going out.

 

2008 with 61,000 miles. Drive as new.

 

Ours has 91K on it. Timing belt replaced at 78K.

 

2008 with 183k miles and looking at timing belt again. This time I am not going to do it. My mechanical patience is slipping away. Still have to do the lower control arms and front shocks. On that timing belt the rear cam is a bear to keep from jumping a tooth when replacing.

 

Can't even imagine. You sir have more fortitude than I do...I did a timing belt on a 4G63 turbo once and it took all dang day and it was easy! Can't imagine doing it on this V6 stuffed in the engine bay like it is...

 

It was a pain....had to remove windshield cowl and everything went well until the rear cam jumped a tooth 6 times in a row. By then I was exhausted so wrapped it for the night and the next morning it fell right on on the first try. Go Figure.....Saved a lot of money however, the timing belt, idlers, and water pump for under $220 in parts. That also included the tensioner....

 

Just bought an '07 AWD with 179K miles. Inverter replaced at 145K under warranty according to the Lexus dealer records I have,

Radiator, Battery, Timing belt and water pump replaced at 170K. We paid $7.5K for it and the inside amazingly looks brand new. Just replaced the oil/filter and will swap out the transmission fluid in a week or so.

Everything works perfectly inside, but my wife entered a bunch of her phone numbers into the car but it didn't save them - I'll have to see what happened there but that's not a big deal. I love the little scoop they have below the oil filter housing so the oil doesn't leak all over the engine - a nice, precise dribble into the oil drain pan. .

 

2007, 400h, 43K+, like new.

Dealer says there is pink crust around top of water pump, so may need timing belt/water pump.

 

Doesn't the contact list come from your phone once it syncs to the Lexus?

It's my wife's car so I don't really pay attention to it but that's how I thought it worked.

 

Me too, just bought mine at 156k mi... new inverter, radiator, brakes, etc. - wish it had a new hybrid battery. How much does a reconditioned one cost? Also I'm hearing some rattles and squeaks, normal for a 10-y.o. car I guess.

 

I now have 192k miles on ours, timing belt coming up again...

 

62K Miles in my 2008 RXH. Still drive as new.

 

2007 around 245,000, (engine was replaced around 230,000)