$39K for a 2011 ISF?
11-02-15, 08:40 PM
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Looks like Mrd916 is correct after doing some research, bummer that it's not transferable.
11-03-15, 10:14 AM
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That is insane.. Disappointing to hear that from Lexus... Did they tell you why its not transferable?
11-03-15, 11:36 AM
#21
private party in San Jose, but all service was done at Lexus dealerships, so I had a full service history. car had a clean title and I checked for spot welds, uniform gaps between panels, etc. didn't sound like it needed a valve adjustment or anything either.
something to strongly take into consideration is the amount of life left on the pads/rotors. oem rotors/pads are ~$2k, but you can find raybestos rotors and project mu ns400 pads for $800 shipped. There are some slightly cheaper alternatives that will bring the price down to $700 or so. i had approximately 5,000 miles left on my pads before I had to replace them.
something to strongly take into consideration is the amount of life left on the pads/rotors. oem rotors/pads are ~$2k, but you can find raybestos rotors and project mu ns400 pads for $800 shipped. There are some slightly cheaper alternatives that will bring the price down to $700 or so. i had approximately 5,000 miles left on my pads before I had to replace them.
11-03-15, 07:19 PM
#24
No they didn't. I assumed it was but I had a buyer that wanted me to verify thru Lexus. I called my dealer and they said the CPO ends as soon as new buyer registers the car, didn't give me a reason. My CTS-V CPO warranty is fully transferable, Lexus isn't very smart not letting the warranty transfer.
11-05-15, 09:21 AM
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private party in San Jose, but all service was done at Lexus dealerships, so I had a full service history. car had a clean title and I checked for spot welds, uniform gaps between panels, etc. didn't sound like it needed a valve adjustment or anything either.
something to strongly take into consideration is the amount of life left on the pads/rotors. oem rotors/pads are ~$2k, but you can find raybestos rotors and project mu ns400 pads for $800 shipped. There are some slightly cheaper alternatives that will bring the price down to $700 or so. i had approximately 5,000 miles left on my pads before I had to replace them.
something to strongly take into consideration is the amount of life left on the pads/rotors. oem rotors/pads are ~$2k, but you can find raybestos rotors and project mu ns400 pads for $800 shipped. There are some slightly cheaper alternatives that will bring the price down to $700 or so. i had approximately 5,000 miles left on my pads before I had to replace them.
11-05-15, 09:42 AM
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Guys - I cleaned up the for sale/WTB/trade posts. If you have a car to sell, we have the classifieds for it. If you WTB or trade, we have the classifieds for it. Let's not make the main forums into a market.
11-05-15, 05:23 PM
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