Stabilize bar bushing
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 1,205
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From: Ohio
Its a very nice site. The base site prices are higher than if you click on a local supplier, though.
For instance...
I searched on the main site and found the fuel gauge for $184.87.
If you go to the home page, click on the Find An Automotive OEM Supplier Near You link, punch in Lexus and the zip code (45069). It lists Spartan Motor Mall in MI. Clicking through the links and the fuel gauge is $164.33.
Neat trick, eh? Looks like Spartan just plugs in a slightly lower margin on the parts.
Spartan lists the left headlight assembly at $257.00. Really good price!
For instance...
I searched on the main site and found the fuel gauge for $184.87.
If you go to the home page, click on the Find An Automotive OEM Supplier Near You link, punch in Lexus and the zip code (45069). It lists Spartan Motor Mall in MI. Clicking through the links and the fuel gauge is $164.33.
Neat trick, eh? Looks like Spartan just plugs in a slightly lower margin on the parts.
Spartan lists the left headlight assembly at $257.00. Really good price!
Driver
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 105
Likes: 2
From: California
The dealer fix mine under warranty. I did ask them about the parts and costs. The front lower control arms are $450 X2 and the swaying bar bushings are $35 X2. They also replace the upper rear control arms to correct a squeal in the rear. Non idear on the price on that. I have to admit that the price of parts for lexus is quite crazy. Not as bad as that of my 928 but definitely more expensive than my 635CSi.
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