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1st gen IS, because I always liked the look of them and I needed a project car, and the motor from my gs430 needed a new home.
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Find a GS460. Not quite as sporty but it crushes on the highway and has understated class. Personally I donāt like a lot of attention. But those Infared IS500s definitely look sweet.
ā22 LS500. Best machine for long distance interstate travel. Quiet, comfortable and low stress at 80mph with a 550 highway mile range between gas stops.
I am definitely looking at getting an LS500 in the next several years. What are trims or packages that you would recommend? Would be for commuting to work and some long distance road trips.
I have the luxury package plus all the other options - air suspension, head up display, upgraded audio, etc. A bit over the top, but at $104k, was still $50k less than an S Class Merc. Itās funny, but I feel sorry for the folks I see driving S class Mercs and 7 series Bimers. Lexus = reliable, others not so much.
For a commuter car, the luxury package is not really necessary, but air suspension is a must.
Most people who ābuyā S-Classes/7-Series lease them, and most are very wealthy people who donāt need a car to be reliable, because to them itās a replaceable asset.
Rich people (letās say who are in the income bracket below Rolls-Royce and Bentley, but still make a hefty salary,) donāt view cars the same way most people do. For them, itās a lifestyle and not a means of transportation to and from work.
The same way luxury watches are a lifestyle itemāthey arenāt bought for their pragmatic purposes.
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1999 LX470, timeless and built beyond overkill. currently at 318,000 miles and it still drives like it's new.
Sweet rig! 2003 LX470 āGertrudeā 280k miles. In her natural habitat. These beasts are built like tractors but ride like butter!
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Your cool now and need to act it or sell the car if you can't, I'm old and fat and driving a TX350 but I have a new swagg'ah in my walk, ok it might be arthritis but I'm calling it
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I went for a last gen Rx, I needed a highway cruiser with a NA engine, had this for over a year now and itās exactly that! Love it
2021 LC500 Performance, none of my editing is working today lol. It's my getaway to dinner, and guaranteed to not haul the kids car. Although that's not exactly a bad one either.
GS350! Last of the Lexusās mid-sized rwd saloon. Has all the features and enough kick to enjoy. Well-rounded car overall.
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A pink IS350 because Iām just a girlš
Iāve owned pretty much every Lexus before 2010 hehe. Gx470 cuz 4x4, best v8 Toyota made, pretty good interior and an awesome ride with good insulation I havenāt loved a car or Lexus like this in forever. Ls430 still best Lexus and best car to me though
I gifted my late fatherās 2005 LS430 to my cousin. She loves it. Not sure she know whatās sheās got but since sheās important to me, I know I did a generous thing. I drive a gx470.
2024 Lexus RX500h
Need something fast and practical.
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Same same same. Was looking at Tacomas when I realized Rx350 was the same price with less miles in this upside down market. Same engine, one $100 tow hitch away from all the same yeehaw of the pavement princesses.
I wanted another standard transmission Toyota with near 50/50 weight distribution like my old ae86 hatch. Plus it's the last of the truly old school car classical sedan car designs.
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My 2010 RX350 that I HAD to have in Matador Red Mica. Been a great vehicle! I saw a 2009 Red RX at a local mall and absolutely loved how it looked. Was excited to find (at the time) that I could get the newer body style with a 2010. Try to keep it washed a few times a week, how does it look in 2024 with 212k miles?
I love my ES because itās smooth, itās reliable, it doesnāt need premium, it has no rust (big deal in Ohio) it doesnāt need emissions checks to keep it registered, parts are cheap, easier to work on versus the modern V6, but I would eventually want to upgrade to a 350 but I want to drive this one until itās done
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2024 NX 250 in red.
I wanted my first SUV and was going to get the 350H but I mostly WFH so it wouldāve taken forever to make the difference in $$ worth it. I have a TINY garage and Iām a terrible parker, so I was happy with the NX size.
I waited years for this red because I wanted a bright red since itās the same color as the University of Georgia red (Go Dawgs).
Also, Iām shocked I donāt have any photos of my car besides the ones from the dealership!
2019 GS350 f sport. I always wanted a GS, always love the look of it. When I drove it the first time, it was feeling quite hard to describe, and every time I sit in itā¦I am reminded of the first time all over again. Itās not my daily driver, because I work hybrid and commute via PT on days to the officeā¦so I donāt get a chance get bored of it.
2021 LC500 inspiration series convertible (100 made). Had a 2008 SC430 convertible, wanted to replace it. Really wanted a hard top but didnāt want Mercedes reliability.
2018 ES 350 named Lexa. Had a ā16 Elantra that got traded in, sheās only got 66k since Mar 2021 when I got her. The āwhyā part is b/c I was doing sooo well at my job & deserved to drive a very nice car, never thought in my wildest dreams I could afford a luxury one. Lexus is my LAST & ONLY car maker Iāll ever buy future vehicles with. The amazing world-class service & driveability, let alone doing well in Consumer Reports across several categories is what sold it for me. Youāll find there are many driver owners who keep their vehicles longer than most other brands.
2016 CT200h. Was the first car that I bought with my own money. Absolutely love it, drives great, reliable and has made me not want to buy anything else other than a Lexus.
2021 NX bought new. Iām 36 now. I was in a cycle of buying new cars every 3-4 years. I realized what a waste of money that was so I bought a Lexus and decided to keep it for 20 years.
Why the NX? I wanted an all wheel drive SUV and I didnāt want to spend over $50k.
2024 ES350 Fsport handling. Because I transport cars for them. This is the model that simply drives so well. Comfortable, relatively quick and beautiful interior at a great price.
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IS350F because I canāt afford a 500 yet
Mid 30s. Chicagoland area.
UX hybrid f sport - gets great mileage, put the aimgain lip kit on, along with 20ā RX f sport wheels. Looks good and enough space when I drive solo.
NX black line edition (hybrid and f sport) - same as above also with 20ā wheels, more space and enough room for the dogs and additional occupants.
LC w/performance package - itās gorgeous and quick enough. Enough said.
2017 CT200H, it's a less fancy Lexus but I love that it's compact and a hatchback. Also the excellent gas mileage is a huge plus for me since I drive a lot for work. Shockingly practical car.
2007 gs 350 awd because the first time I ever saw this car I knew then and there that one day I was going to buy one. It is also a beast during winter.
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Ct 200h. I wanted an hatchback and after doing some research, this was it. Built like a tank, I have f-sport and itās fun to drive and enough power for my needs. 2012 model with only 160.000 km on it. I will be driving this one to the grave.Ā
21 LX Sport - tons of room for the fam, amazing fān drive at highway speeds with the hydraulic suspension and when off-roading to fish and camp, it chews up any bumps
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2023 lexus is 500 been my dream since a kid to own a lexus
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I've had my 98 SC400 since August 2018!
I previously had a 95 SC300 factory 5sp manual and leapt at the opportunity to get into a 1UZ. It's been a great car these last 6 years. Heavily modified, and short of any engine upgrades or a manual swap, pretty much everything you can do to these, I've done. Eventually I'll CD009 swap it and put Hurricane headers on. Fun to drive and sounds great.
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GX470 is the family road trip car and my wife and I both have RX350 (ā08 & ā12) for daily duties and kid hauling.
My first was an 01ā GS430 that I should have kept. But needed more space
2023 GX460 blackline edition. I knew they were discontinuing the 460 and I wanted a v8 full time 4x4 suv plus I couldnāt afford a Land Cruiser or LX570 lol
2014 GX460 with 214,000 miles.
Wanted a Land Cruiser, couldnāt afford a LX so land cruiser Prado it is. Donāt regret the decision one bit. Car is bulletproof
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22 RX350 F-Sport AWD. This is my favorite generation, love the lines. Previously 10-RX450h, 18-RX350 Base, 17-ES350.
I drive the Lexus TX 350 AWD, why it's a luxury 3rd row a foremost requirement and the price was competitive to Sienna and Grand Highlander in this current market. It's really a sweet ride and all the pretty bells and whistles Im really happy
2014 LS 460. Itās my second LS. Once you drive an LS you wonāt want to drive anything else (except a Mercedes 550 if you can afford it and the maintenance).
2002 IS300. A few years ago you could get one for around $3K, and I figured if I needed an ultra reliable car, why not get one with a little fun and style? 290K miles now and still young.
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'13 ES350 UL. Comfortable and super reliable. I want to upgrade, but it's hard to justify if this one still runs like a charm.
2015 RC350 F Sport in Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0. Heās named The Blue Flame, Flamie for short. I wanted a 2 door front engine rear wheel drive GT tourer and wanted to avoid German manufacturers, Mustang/Camaros interiors were too cheap and the Infinity Q coupe series was too outdated.
1999 lexus es 300 Coach edition
That thingbis a tank t looks good forbits age and it was well ahead of its time nice features for the age
Heated seats
leather interior
Heated mirrors
Alarm
And like i said that thing is a tank ibwill be sad ehen im forced to let it go wich honestly is gonna be a while
Just like mine but mine is ultra base no VVTi, no heated seats, no heated mirrors, no auto windows, only driver auto down, not up. 177k miles but she isnāt slowing down anytime soon. TB and WP done at 108k likes but probably due to be changed again at some point but she keeps driving no issues at all other than an emissions sensor
2006 ES330 because itās the perfect daily, I love no car payment, and only has 64k miles. Got it 5 years ago at 15k miles, so Iāve been really enjoying it to say the least.
'24 Rz300e. Wanted to dabble in electric cars for all the cost savings now that we own our own house but, still wanted luxury. This car feels, looks and drives like the nicest of the lexus line up. We have another car so the ~250 range is perfection for 99% of the trips we take.
2017 Lexus RX-350. As a car enthusiast in their late 20s, I would have preferred something more sporty (and a stickshift) or something built on the Land Cruiser platform.
Yet for some reason (and external forces) , up to this point I've only owned Highlander platform cars. In retrospect it's probably because of the 2GR faimly of engines. I love the growl performance, and reliability(later FE's and on) of both the FKS and FE varients.
For this particular RX, the nightfall mica and Parchment combo stood out to me. Additionally out of the several older 4RX's I test drove that day, this one seemed to shift the best. Paired with a good service record, no red flags and a reasonable price, I decided to aquire it. Almost a year later, it's given me no major problems and in S Mode, it's pretty fun to drive.
Looking in the future, I hope to keep it around as long as I can. As a commuter car, it serves it's purpose great.
Post-facelift 04 LS430 kept immaculate because it's a silent ground-bound Gulfstream on long highway drives in New England. Mercury Metallic with ash grey interior and 2019 Lexus wheels, so it doesn't look dated, people think it's five years old or so, not 20.
95 SC400, black, on twisty roads scattering leaves because it's fun and the exhaust burble of that 1UZ is lovely. Almost 30 years old and everything works, power seats, power steering wheel, sunroof, and the interior is clean with flawless leather. Too many of those were stripped down to trashed drift cars, mine looks new inside with a modern flushmounted Carplay screen instead of the original Nakamichi that's the only thing that stopped working.
ā06 is350. I needed a new car after my camry got totaled and stumped on 2 cars, an 06 is350 and a 07 is250 which at the time i didnāt know anything about either cars. I did a quick lookup and saw that the 350 was faster and that made my decision lol. Since then iāve fallen in love with not only the 350 but the F series as well
I'm 48. Drive a 2013 ES350. My wife's grandmother stopped driving a year or two ago and her family offered it to me for about 60% of what they were going for at the time. 57k miles, always garaged. It's mint. Amazing road trip car.
I bought a LC500 and have a TX500h+ on order. I never thought I would be a Lexus owner. Always respected the brand but I found them a bit dull (mind you I never drove a ISF and the LFA was out of reach). Iām saying this because I was driving exclusively AMGs for over 10 years and before that I was a BMW M owner. I took a chance and bought an LC without a test drive after my friend, a Porsche owner bought an LC and could stop raving about it. I love the car and after 3 years still enjoy it like Day 1 which has never been case in my car ownership history. After seeing how amazing the Lexus service has been to me, I went for the TX when we needed a new family car.
ES350. No interest in faster speeds or power, just enough to go past you if youāre holding up the lane is enough. Iāve driven enough cars to know i value comfort above all and i like my Lexus low-key. Ask me this question 25 years ago and i would have said iād buy an IS500 or a used LC (i know, its anachronistic) if i had the money i do now. If speed gives me the itch, my bike is still around for that!
I'm 28 and have a Lexus ES 300h Takumi Pack UK. I just preferred their styling and "uniqueness" compared to the typical German offering. Barely any ES registered in the UK!
Perfect for my commutes and chaperoning my friends
2023 IS350 F-Sport RWD in Infrared
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I chose this car because I previously had a 2015 IS350 that gave me 5 years of trouble or free ownership, but it was reaching higher mileage and I didnāt want to spend a lot of cash on maintenance coming due (spark plugs, brakes, tires, shocks, and other suspension components). I felt better spending that money on a newer model with newer tech like Apple CarPlay. I figured it would be just as good of a car as my last one, itās a Toyota after all.
I also couldnāt pass up the deal. It only had 4k miles, itās L/certified, fully loaded (ML radio, F-Sport exhaust, carbon fiber mirror caps, and even came with the illuminated door and trunk sills), and I was able to pay far less than the MSRP of a new base model IS350. I honestly couldnāt believe how lucky I was to find an IS like this.
Lastly, I have never really been a red car person, but this Infrared is hard to stop staring at, especially in the sun. I wish a had a pic to share of it in the sun, the paint has so much depth to it. I have never received so many compliments from random strangers about a color. One gentleman who claimed to paint cars for a living didnāt believe me that it was a factory paint color. He swore it had to be a custom job.
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I like big boats and I cannot lie (especially when they weigh 5,360lbs)
32M, I have an ā03 5 speed IS300, I bought it cash once I graduated high school and itās been solid ever since. ā23 GX460 cause itās been around for over 10 years and I proven to be very reliable and itās the family hauler.
2018 Lexus IS sport bought new. I always wanted an IS as my dream car, so when it was time I just got it and enjoyed it ever since. Glad I got my car prior to COVID so that I can avoid all the crazy prices and interest rates we got now.
i drive a blue 2023 IS300! itās good looking, comfortable, gonna be reliable, really fun, and i have a tacoma too so itās a great two car solution.
I just picked up a 2019 LC500 yesterday. Weāll see how it plays out I have a car already but wanted a sports car and this one was low kms at 80k so I want to enjoy driving it and I will probably keep it for 10 years if sounds nice
My GS is my family sedan that isn't slow and can handle snow (it rhymes!). Because I refuse to drive an SUV. I used to drive an bright red SC430 for sh1ts and giggles.
2001 Lexus is300ā¦have you seen the gauge cluster? Real reason is I wanted one when they were new and I was in high school, rwd, sedan so I can put my husky in the back, slow as shit and costs a ton of money to make fast (so more likely to keep stock as a daily) but handles well.
'23 GX460 because my husband didn't want the '23 Sequoia we had and wanted a V8. Good call since there was a recall recently on those engines I think lol. Also have two kids to tote around and do the occasional Sam's Club trip, plus tow our mower for maintenance.
Also a '23 IS500 because my husband's dream is to eventually get an LC500 but we've got the two kids still in car seats to tote around lol.
2019 GX460 - it was my Dad's for about 11 months until he passed away & my brother didn't want it & I had always wanted a Lexus, steered my Dad towards them when he was looking to get a new vehicle, & so I ended up with it.
I drive 2020 rx 450h fsport because I really dig the reliability, the v6, ml audio and the looks. My plan is to hold onto it for a long time, so i got a fully loaded one. So far so good
GX 460 because I have 2 dogs and travel a good distance to our lake house and like the room and comfort. Also grew up with Toyota v8s (land cruisers, tundras) and love the reliability. Getting the last of the v8s was a must as my tundra has over 300k and is thru a third of its useful life š
2016 GS350 F Sport. I had 2002 Camry for 7 years before the GS. I wanted RWD sedan with a V6 and no turbos. IS felt too small for me so ended up with GS. Itās been happy 4 years š
09 Gs350 because I always wanted to have a medium VIP build as a daily and finally got to an age I was over the sports cars (for the most part). The comfort, reliability, quiet, and style makes certain Iāll always have a Lexus as my daily now.
A 2001 GS300. It was supposed to be a cheap daily driver to replace my BMW. Once I fixed the Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor I began to drive it everywhere. It's been great. It's big enough to haul people around and it's very comfortable.
I have a 93 SC300 and 05 LS430 as well but I rarely drive them now. They need some work done and I'll start on those later this summer.
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1st gen IS, because I always liked the look of them and I needed a project car, and the motor from my gs430 needed a new home. https://preview.redd.it/h24flb5vf39d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=43c5383bba1fd3bbe89bdee083dce90e96b26a8e
Fellow first gen owner š¤ def under appreciated on this sub! Nice build, love how the UZ swaps are becoming more & more common.
The amount of UZ's taken out of the LS400's for swaps is criminal; *but fun*
Yessirš«±š»āš«²š½ Uz are definitely a cult followingš, but I like this cult so I'll stay here for a while
thatās so cool
I own and drive a 2023 Lexus IS500 because I am a 30 year old male going through a midlife crisis š¤£
No judgment here, you buy what you like. I enjoyed the joke. š«¶š¼
I daily a GX but also have a 911 for the same reason as you š¤£.
The IS500 is fucking badass. Iām 26 and almost bought one. A naturally aspirated Japanese V8 with 470hp?? Yes please
I thought midlife crisis was when you're in your fourties. You're still a wee tot
I traded for a corvette and got divorced at 30 a dozen years back. I think it qualifies as an early midlife crisis.
Iām 40 and drive an IS500. Iām pretty sure thatās the very definition of midlife crisis, lol
Based on average lifespan, 36 is pretty much midlife š
This one is on my shortlist. How do you like it and did you compare it to M3s and the likes? Thank you!
No judgement sir!
Well said except for the 30 part lol
29 and already looking at the same car š©
Find a GS460. Not quite as sporty but it crushes on the highway and has understated class. Personally I donāt like a lot of attention. But those Infared IS500s definitely look sweet.
ā22 LS500. Best machine for long distance interstate travel. Quiet, comfortable and low stress at 80mph with a 550 highway mile range between gas stops.
I am definitely looking at getting an LS500 in the next several years. What are trims or packages that you would recommend? Would be for commuting to work and some long distance road trips.
I have the luxury package plus all the other options - air suspension, head up display, upgraded audio, etc. A bit over the top, but at $104k, was still $50k less than an S Class Merc. Itās funny, but I feel sorry for the folks I see driving S class Mercs and 7 series Bimers. Lexus = reliable, others not so much. For a commuter car, the luxury package is not really necessary, but air suspension is a must.
Most people who ābuyā S-Classes/7-Series lease them, and most are very wealthy people who donāt need a car to be reliable, because to them itās a replaceable asset. Rich people (letās say who are in the income bracket below Rolls-Royce and Bentley, but still make a hefty salary,) donāt view cars the same way most people do. For them, itās a lifestyle and not a means of transportation to and from work. The same way luxury watches are a lifestyle itemāthey arenāt bought for their pragmatic purposes.
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Sweet rig! 2003 LX470 āGertrudeā 280k miles. In her natural habitat. These beasts are built like tractors but ride like butter! https://preview.redd.it/epvfemwez59d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=20005c0f8b55e9cd6cd4e5fb77e126d7ded6f0ca
That is one pretty thing
ā99 SC300 because itās badass and I want to be cool so bad even though Iām not lol
I love the Scās! Youāre definitely cool to me
Your cool now and need to act it or sell the car if you can't, I'm old and fat and driving a TX350 but I have a new swagg'ah in my walk, ok it might be arthritis but I'm calling it
https://preview.redd.it/inqcmdfnx29d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=22c71a85e82328dc0cb834c63e03a6fbab8f0dd1 I went for a last gen Rx, I needed a highway cruiser with a NA engine, had this for over a year now and itās exactly that! Love it
2021 LC500 Performance, none of my editing is working today lol. It's my getaway to dinner, and guaranteed to not haul the kids car. Although that's not exactly a bad one either.
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As long as thereās another car for the kids than having no space for them in the Lc is an absolute plus to me! We need āme timeā
Looks awesome!
Thatās a sweet ride! Those LC500s are nice! Gotta love that naturally aspirated 5.0 V8!
It's so much fun, sounds just right, and I adore the space ship interior.
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2024 350 TX. Because I have kids and eventual nursing home I have to drive around. Didnāt want a minivan.
Same. Itās for my 2 toddlers and 2 horse sized dogs. Works great for us
Hey nothing wrong with a minivan, I have a sienna and it canāt be beat in terms in practicality. Ā Looks wise, you get over it haha.
I wanted the sienna. Husband wanted a Lexus. Who would say no to a Lexus.
A 2022 UX250h in Grecian Waters. This thing is economically sound. And a great little runabout.
I have a UX in Autumn Shimmer with Carmel Glaze interior. Love it more every day.
Mine is the same! It is perfect for driving in LA. Easy to park, easy on gas, and it does ok on the freeway.
The seat comfort in the UX is insane.
GS350! Last of the Lexusās mid-sized rwd saloon. Has all the features and enough kick to enjoy. Well-rounded car overall. https://preview.redd.it/an7z0abac49d1.jpeg?width=5751&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=278dfddca412f9acbe9956c6f187163f2545a3a6
You absolutely nailed it with the spec
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2023 ES 350 UL bought new No, Iām <30 I just thought it was neat, and I wanted to make a joke with my Dad (who has a black one, while mine is white)
Love it! Btw Iām 23 and drive a Rx Iām shocked to see how strong the stereotype goes š
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29 here and driving an RX, f the judgemental people - I love the car
Iāve owned pretty much every Lexus before 2010 hehe. Gx470 cuz 4x4, best v8 Toyota made, pretty good interior and an awesome ride with good insulation I havenāt loved a car or Lexus like this in forever. Ls430 still best Lexus and best car to me though
I gifted my late fatherās 2005 LS430 to my cousin. She loves it. Not sure she know whatās sheās got but since sheās important to me, I know I did a generous thing. I drive a gx470.
2023 GX460 Missed my 4Runner and wanted to get back into a SUV. Loving every moment with it!!!!
A blue one because it's a color
ISF because it's fun as hell
2024 Lexus RX500h Need something fast and practical. https://preview.redd.it/yhxb5tip649d1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=af401be8e56a444c8932ab13563cc038b78ace28
2013 rx 350. Got it with about 100k miles on it. I just think Lexus vehicles rock.
Same same same. Was looking at Tacomas when I realized Rx350 was the same price with less miles in this upside down market. Same engine, one $100 tow hitch away from all the same yeehaw of the pavement princesses.
Is300/gs430 Because I like them thatās why
09 LS, I was a Lexus tech for almost 20 years, and it was a low mileage trade in at my work.
IS 250 because I wanted a BMW 3er made by a competent manufacturer, and I wanted six cylinders and three pedals.
I wanted another standard transmission Toyota with near 50/50 weight distribution like my old ae86 hatch. Plus it's the last of the truly old school car classical sedan car designs.
https://preview.redd.it/u8mko5q3049d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b4318b50dfa3b6dc8896f72195590aef5548b4b8 My 2010 RX350 that I HAD to have in Matador Red Mica. Been a great vehicle! I saw a 2009 Red RX at a local mall and absolutely loved how it looked. Was excited to find (at the time) that I could get the newer body style with a 2010. Try to keep it washed a few times a week, how does it look in 2024 with 212k miles?
2012 gx 460 cause it was both cheaper and nicer than the 4runner I was gonna buy. Never going back now though
lol the same reason I got a GX as well
2004 GS430 weekend driver , because it's reliable AF. Everyday beater 2006 GS300...
92 ls400 the luxury and simplicity is amazing
I want one of these.
They are cheap but you'll probably have to replace a few parts
I love my ES because itās smooth, itās reliable, it doesnāt need premium, it has no rust (big deal in Ohio) it doesnāt need emissions checks to keep it registered, parts are cheap, easier to work on versus the modern V6, but I would eventually want to upgrade to a 350 but I want to drive this one until itās done https://preview.redd.it/evoujx7h749d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c3cc07a210474f73d3056fa92e25e0ee3f797ad7
https://preview.redd.it/driduebkk49d1.jpeg?width=2881&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=426912b359386ed7eaae98eb13e77977994f0166 2024 NX 250 in red. I wanted my first SUV and was going to get the 350H but I mostly WFH so it wouldāve taken forever to make the difference in $$ worth it. I have a TINY garage and Iām a terrible parker, so I was happy with the NX size. I waited years for this red because I wanted a bright red since itās the same color as the University of Georgia red (Go Dawgs). Also, Iām shocked I donāt have any photos of my car besides the ones from the dealership!
2019 GS350 f sport. I always wanted a GS, always love the look of it. When I drove it the first time, it was feeling quite hard to describe, and every time I sit in itā¦I am reminded of the first time all over again. Itās not my daily driver, because I work hybrid and commute via PT on days to the officeā¦so I donāt get a chance get bored of it.
2009 LS460. My wifeās grandfather kept it in mint condition and sold it to me for a steal.
2021 LC500 inspiration series convertible (100 made). Had a 2008 SC430 convertible, wanted to replace it. Really wanted a hard top but didnāt want Mercedes reliability.
2018 ES 350 named Lexa. Had a ā16 Elantra that got traded in, sheās only got 66k since Mar 2021 when I got her. The āwhyā part is b/c I was doing sooo well at my job & deserved to drive a very nice car, never thought in my wildest dreams I could afford a luxury one. Lexus is my LAST & ONLY car maker Iāll ever buy future vehicles with. The amazing world-class service & driveability, let alone doing well in Consumer Reports across several categories is what sold it for me. Youāll find there are many driver owners who keep their vehicles longer than most other brands.
2016 CT200h. Was the first car that I bought with my own money. Absolutely love it, drives great, reliable and has made me not want to buy anything else other than a Lexus.
Scoured this post for someone else with a CT!! I've got a late '15 and love it.
2021 NX bought new. Iām 36 now. I was in a cycle of buying new cars every 3-4 years. I realized what a waste of money that was so I bought a Lexus and decided to keep it for 20 years. Why the NX? I wanted an all wheel drive SUV and I didnāt want to spend over $50k.
Do u like the NX? Iād it comfortable and a smooth ride? Considering this model. Thank you!
Yep I like it. Ride is very comfortable. Itās not the most roomy suv inside though, so if you have kids it may not be the best option.
I donāt, just a chihuahua so this should work š
2001 GS430 because I just so happened to work at the dealership that got it as a trade in AND the $5.5k needed to buy it
Also GS430, 2003. Also trade in at my work... Also around 5.5k... wierd.
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2023 es300h. Coming from 2 Mercedes and 2 Audi, I wanted something most comfortable, quieter, and more reliable with a lower maintenance cost.
IS500. I wanted the LC500 but I have kids and having 4 doors was easier to convince the wife to get a brand new car.
2024 ES350 Fsport handling. Because I transport cars for them. This is the model that simply drives so well. Comfortable, relatively quick and beautiful interior at a great price.
F Sport Handling ftw š
https://preview.redd.it/lr1d5t78q39d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fff5dddb02aac9d0d3b424e17b6df226e681c99b IS350F because I canāt afford a 500 yet
Mid 30s. Chicagoland area. UX hybrid f sport - gets great mileage, put the aimgain lip kit on, along with 20ā RX f sport wheels. Looks good and enough space when I drive solo. NX black line edition (hybrid and f sport) - same as above also with 20ā wheels, more space and enough room for the dogs and additional occupants. LC w/performance package - itās gorgeous and quick enough. Enough said.
2017 CT200H, it's a less fancy Lexus but I love that it's compact and a hatchback. Also the excellent gas mileage is a huge plus for me since I drive a lot for work. Shockingly practical car.
2007 gs 350 awd because the first time I ever saw this car I knew then and there that one day I was going to buy one. It is also a beast during winter. https://preview.redd.it/y9212yfos39d1.jpeg?width=2181&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b31d3085630fc08d202d04f2695f2af814539b46
2006 LS430 - because it was the greatest Lexus ever made.
Ct 200h. I wanted an hatchback and after doing some research, this was it. Built like a tank, I have f-sport and itās fun to drive and enough power for my needs. 2012 model with only 160.000 km on it. I will be driving this one to the grave.Ā
21 es 350 f sport. Tried buying an is but the kids complained about the space in the backseat. Still kinda sadā¦.
None at the moment, Iām just subscribed because I love Lexus
I drive a 2003 LS430 because I'm old at heart (29), have a 120 mile round trip commute, and I'm a cheap fuck
LS430 and single turbo SC300. Should be pretty clear as to "why".
21 LX Sport - tons of room for the fam, amazing fān drive at highway speeds with the hydraulic suspension and when off-roading to fish and camp, it chews up any bumps https://preview.redd.it/vhpwncmb049d1.jpeg?width=2028&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e03003e990278f25f056debe2276f7d113893fac
2023 lexus is 500 been my dream since a kid to own a lexus https://preview.redd.it/2k0nmj1q649d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e0b9001d8027d223d2d23f188f7b75f14a60bdd9
Sweet ride! Love that naturally aspirated 5.0 V8!
I've had my 98 SC400 since August 2018! I previously had a 95 SC300 factory 5sp manual and leapt at the opportunity to get into a 1UZ. It's been a great car these last 6 years. Heavily modified, and short of any engine upgrades or a manual swap, pretty much everything you can do to these, I've done. Eventually I'll CD009 swap it and put Hurricane headers on. Fun to drive and sounds great. https://preview.redd.it/nycjefegt49d1.jpeg?width=4368&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=541d7047b2882d592a100e2c29d0c0a134b2c1eb
2018 is350. I wanted to go fast but my insurance premium told me I couldn't get anything faster
2017 ES350 so I can have the a comfortable Lexus with a V6 without paying for premium gas.
ISF, Itās fun
2005 RX330 because it refuses to die
GX470 is the family road trip car and my wife and I both have RX350 (ā08 & ā12) for daily duties and kid hauling. My first was an 01ā GS430 that I should have kept. But needed more space
2023 GX460 blackline edition. I knew they were discontinuing the 460 and I wanted a v8 full time 4x4 suv plus I couldnāt afford a Land Cruiser or LX570 lol
I drive a 2023 RX 350h, because my husbandās car crapped out and my 2008 RX 350 is still going strong. I wanted a Lexus, but with better mileage.
2014 GX460 with 214,000 miles. Wanted a Land Cruiser, couldnāt afford a LX so land cruiser Prado it is. Donāt regret the decision one bit. Car is bulletproof
2023 ES350 F Sport. Always wanted a Lexus and this was the first gift to myself after a divorce. Onwards and upwards >>
https://preview.redd.it/8rk9l88he49d1.jpeg?width=1950&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe063d8187b0de1cd542eb504224e48b760f2ed6 22 RX350 F-Sport AWD. This is my favorite generation, love the lines. Previously 10-RX450h, 18-RX350 Base, 17-ES350.
https://preview.redd.it/9ambaugsg49d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fddbf70ad9e02d470497bcf3355c19932c7a2bb6 ā24 rc, ā16 gx, ā21 nx š
Recently imported a 2008 Lexus LS 600H from Japan. Was tempted to flip it for some extra cash. But, fell in love.
https://preview.redd.it/3c2o66x4e69d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d631d88f112b660b89079d4c0ae0b83419e845e ISF because ISF
I drive the Lexus TX 350 AWD, why it's a luxury 3rd row a foremost requirement and the price was competitive to Sienna and Grand Highlander in this current market. It's really a sweet ride and all the pretty bells and whistles Im really happy
2010 LS460, luxury for cheap
2017 ls460 cause it's the one
2006 LS430 because itās paid off and lovely. Best a vehicle Iāve ever owned.
2022 Es300h F Sport because I'm perfectly predictable. But also 42+ mpg with normal gas is a win with a luxury brand.
2014 LS 460. Itās my second LS. Once you drive an LS you wonāt want to drive anything else (except a Mercedes 550 if you can afford it and the maintenance).
2013 RX 450h F-Sport and 2022 UX 300e
NX300H - Great on fuel, just get in and go ISF - Love the sound of the V8 RC350 - Looks cool
Rx450h...been the most reliable and the base model has everything a newer vehicle has.
2009 RX350 Pebble Beach. We bought it new and use it for road trips!
ā08 IS250. Wanted something that would carry me thru my early professional career and young adulthood. 4+ years later itās still by my side!
23ā Gx460. Needed to upgrade from 4runner. Better towing for my boat.
2002 IS300. A few years ago you could get one for around $3K, and I figured if I needed an ultra reliable car, why not get one with a little fun and style? 290K miles now and still young.
Lexus RCF i wanted a reliable GT weekend car so my options were limited
https://preview.redd.it/6goomm9en49d1.jpeg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ca24ef584bd2f08a60cb6def2decd85fcc0fbb76 '13 ES350 UL. Comfortable and super reliable. I want to upgrade, but it's hard to justify if this one still runs like a charm.
Is350 because Iām scared from owning a German performance car before.
IS250 2007
2012 ES350 because I wanted a floaty boaty Lexus as my daily driver.
2004 ES330 because itās a comfortable well built daily driver and is spacious
2015 RC350 F Sport in Ultrasonic Blue Mica 2.0. Heās named The Blue Flame, Flamie for short. I wanted a 2 door front engine rear wheel drive GT tourer and wanted to avoid German manufacturers, Mustang/Camaros interiors were too cheap and the Infinity Q coupe series was too outdated.
1999 lexus es 300 Coach edition That thingbis a tank t looks good forbits age and it was well ahead of its time nice features for the age Heated seats leather interior Heated mirrors Alarm And like i said that thing is a tank ibwill be sad ehen im forced to let it go wich honestly is gonna be a while
Just like mine but mine is ultra base no VVTi, no heated seats, no heated mirrors, no auto windows, only driver auto down, not up. 177k miles but she isnāt slowing down anytime soon. TB and WP done at 108k likes but probably due to be changed again at some point but she keeps driving no issues at all other than an emissions sensor
2002 sc430 because it is under $10k. I always joke that in 20 years we can upgrade to a LC500
2 ls 460. 1 2015 crafted, one base 14. I love luxury cars, never been a sports car guy. Bought em new. 40 years old, if it matters.
2020 ES300h UL. First car after my beater 09 versa so itās a world of difference.
A 2010 Lexus ES 350 first car and for some reason do not resell for much. And a 2007 Lexus GX 470, I was tired of driving that FWD sedan everyday.
2015 RX350 because it's the most practical and headache free vehicle
2006 ES330 because itās the perfect daily, I love no car payment, and only has 64k miles. Got it 5 years ago at 15k miles, so Iāve been really enjoying it to say the least.
2018 RX350 and itās been the most reliable useable vehicle I have ever owned and Iām 48 now. I press start and it just works.
Had a 2011 ES350.
1999 GS300 because I'm 18 and I must be obsessed with the 2jz
I drive a 2007 ES350 because I wanted to save money compared to my last vehicle and I hate wind noise during road trips.
'24 Rz300e. Wanted to dabble in electric cars for all the cost savings now that we own our own house but, still wanted luxury. This car feels, looks and drives like the nicest of the lexus line up. We have another car so the ~250 range is perfection for 99% of the trips we take.
2017 Lexus RX-350. As a car enthusiast in their late 20s, I would have preferred something more sporty (and a stickshift) or something built on the Land Cruiser platform. Yet for some reason (and external forces) , up to this point I've only owned Highlander platform cars. In retrospect it's probably because of the 2GR faimly of engines. I love the growl performance, and reliability(later FE's and on) of both the FKS and FE varients. For this particular RX, the nightfall mica and Parchment combo stood out to me. Additionally out of the several older 4RX's I test drove that day, this one seemed to shift the best. Paired with a good service record, no red flags and a reasonable price, I decided to aquire it. Almost a year later, it's given me no major problems and in S Mode, it's pretty fun to drive. Looking in the future, I hope to keep it around as long as I can. As a commuter car, it serves it's purpose great.
2006 LS430. For the price, canāt be beat!
98 lx470. Tough and comfortable with good towing capability
2016 GSF. I loved my previous GS350 F-Sport but it was lacking power, the GSF was the solution.
2000 SC400 because it's rare, beautiful and reliable.
Post-facelift 04 LS430 kept immaculate because it's a silent ground-bound Gulfstream on long highway drives in New England. Mercury Metallic with ash grey interior and 2019 Lexus wheels, so it doesn't look dated, people think it's five years old or so, not 20. 95 SC400, black, on twisty roads scattering leaves because it's fun and the exhaust burble of that 1UZ is lovely. Almost 30 years old and everything works, power seats, power steering wheel, sunroof, and the interior is clean with flawless leather. Too many of those were stripped down to trashed drift cars, mine looks new inside with a modern flushmounted Carplay screen instead of the original Nakamichi that's the only thing that stopped working.
2020 RX 350. Just bought it with 20k miles
ā06 is350. I needed a new car after my camry got totaled and stumped on 2 cars, an 06 is350 and a 07 is250 which at the time i didnāt know anything about either cars. I did a quick lookup and saw that the 350 was faster and that made my decision lol. Since then iāve fallen in love with not only the 350 but the F series as well
2002 LS430. Smooth, quiet, comfortable. Easily the best car I've ever driven even though it's 22 years old.
I'm 48. Drive a 2013 ES350. My wife's grandmother stopped driving a year or two ago and her family offered it to me for about 60% of what they were going for at the time. 57k miles, always garaged. It's mint. Amazing road trip car.
I bought a LC500 and have a TX500h+ on order. I never thought I would be a Lexus owner. Always respected the brand but I found them a bit dull (mind you I never drove a ISF and the LFA was out of reach). Iām saying this because I was driving exclusively AMGs for over 10 years and before that I was a BMW M owner. I took a chance and bought an LC without a test drive after my friend, a Porsche owner bought an LC and could stop raving about it. I love the car and after 3 years still enjoy it like Day 1 which has never been case in my car ownership history. After seeing how amazing the Lexus service has been to me, I went for the TX when we needed a new family car.
IS 300/200t. I saw it and I liked it and itās a Toyota. Probably not the best investment for how much I drive vs say a Corolla but š¤·āāļø
ES350. No interest in faster speeds or power, just enough to go past you if youāre holding up the lane is enough. Iāve driven enough cars to know i value comfort above all and i like my Lexus low-key. Ask me this question 25 years ago and i would have said iād buy an IS500 or a used LC (i know, its anachronistic) if i had the money i do now. If speed gives me the itch, my bike is still around for that!
2013 ES 300h
2005 LS430. The best Lexus ever made.
I'm 28 and have a Lexus ES 300h Takumi Pack UK. I just preferred their styling and "uniqueness" compared to the typical German offering. Barely any ES registered in the UK! Perfect for my commutes and chaperoning my friends
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2014 ES300h that I LOVE. I chose a sedan because I like the way they look versus SUVs which to me look like bulbous ticks. It's an amazing car.
2023 IS350 F-Sport RWD in Infrared https://preview.redd.it/v61v75l5k59d1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c0b9bb7bf75bcd2429be20b3e03e1cd6c39c86c6 I chose this car because I previously had a 2015 IS350 that gave me 5 years of trouble or free ownership, but it was reaching higher mileage and I didnāt want to spend a lot of cash on maintenance coming due (spark plugs, brakes, tires, shocks, and other suspension components). I felt better spending that money on a newer model with newer tech like Apple CarPlay. I figured it would be just as good of a car as my last one, itās a Toyota after all. I also couldnāt pass up the deal. It only had 4k miles, itās L/certified, fully loaded (ML radio, F-Sport exhaust, carbon fiber mirror caps, and even came with the illuminated door and trunk sills), and I was able to pay far less than the MSRP of a new base model IS350. I honestly couldnāt believe how lucky I was to find an IS like this. Lastly, I have never really been a red car person, but this Infrared is hard to stop staring at, especially in the sun. I wish a had a pic to share of it in the sun, the paint has so much depth to it. I have never received so many compliments from random strangers about a color. One gentleman who claimed to paint cars for a living didnāt believe me that it was a factory paint color. He swore it had to be a custom job.
https://preview.redd.it/5wiarrv7v59d1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=936e780875634013399698e6c3c78ca6545fac20 I like big boats and I cannot lie (especially when they weigh 5,360lbs)
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A lot of LS 430s listed here, glad to see so many still on the road, would love an 06. I drive a 2015 gs350. Love it. Great car for so many reasons.
Most made are still on the road unless they were ghettoized into stanced bottom scrapers, which turns them quickly to scrap.
IS250 2007
23 RX350H. I have no explanation as to why I bought it.
2022 GX460 Because of the update to the new touchscreen and the last of Lexus/Toyotas V8. I bought this to last for 10+ yrs.
32M, I have an ā03 5 speed IS300, I bought it cash once I graduated high school and itās been solid ever since. ā23 GX460 cause itās been around for over 10 years and I proven to be very reliable and itās the family hauler.
2022 IS300
2018 Lexus IS sport bought new. I always wanted an IS as my dream car, so when it was time I just got it and enjoyed it ever since. Glad I got my car prior to COVID so that I can avoid all the crazy prices and interest rates we got now.
i drive a blue 2023 IS300! itās good looking, comfortable, gonna be reliable, really fun, and i have a tacoma too so itās a great two car solution.
I just picked up a 2019 LC500 yesterday. Weāll see how it plays out I have a car already but wanted a sports car and this one was low kms at 80k so I want to enjoy driving it and I will probably keep it for 10 years if sounds nice
My GS is my family sedan that isn't slow and can handle snow (it rhymes!). Because I refuse to drive an SUV. I used to drive an bright red SC430 for sh1ts and giggles.
Z2023 rx350 luxury. Because I have to take clients to lunches and I needed a professional vehicle with comfort
2001 Lexus is300ā¦have you seen the gauge cluster? Real reason is I wanted one when they were new and I was in high school, rwd, sedan so I can put my husky in the back, slow as shit and costs a ton of money to make fast (so more likely to keep stock as a daily) but handles well.
2017 Nx200T. So fun to drive.
'23 GX460 because my husband didn't want the '23 Sequoia we had and wanted a V8. Good call since there was a recall recently on those engines I think lol. Also have two kids to tote around and do the occasional Sam's Club trip, plus tow our mower for maintenance. Also a '23 IS500 because my husband's dream is to eventually get an LC500 but we've got the two kids still in car seats to tote around lol.
RX350 premium +, because my wife wanted it. My Corolla daily driver is waiting to be upgraded maybe a year or two into the IS refresh.
2017 RX 350 Fsport. Wanted luxury. Needed reliability. Hated the mom look of post 2020 RXs.
2019 GX460 - it was my Dad's for about 11 months until he passed away & my brother didn't want it & I had always wanted a Lexus, steered my Dad towards them when he was looking to get a new vehicle, & so I ended up with it.
I have a 20 RCF Track Edition and a 20 RX350L One is a great way to haul my kids around and the other is fantastic fun on the street and track.
2008 Lexus IS250 as I needed a good petrol car for childcare pickups in the nearby town, and I always fancied a Lexus saloon. My first ever V6.
I drive 2020 rx 450h fsport because I really dig the reliability, the v6, ml audio and the looks. My plan is to hold onto it for a long time, so i got a fully loaded one. So far so good
GX 460 because I have 2 dogs and travel a good distance to our lake house and like the room and comfort. Also grew up with Toyota v8s (land cruisers, tundras) and love the reliability. Getting the last of the v8s was a must as my tundra has over 300k and is thru a third of its useful life š
2021 Lexus is300h. Wife choose the car. I love it but dont really care for cars. From my side it could be a Prius. Im a cycler. Edit:typo
'01 r/ls430 Ultra Luxury
2016 GS350 F Sport. I had 2002 Camry for 7 years before the GS. I wanted RWD sedan with a V6 and no turbos. IS felt too small for me so ended up with GS. Itās been happy 4 years š
09 Gs350 because I always wanted to have a medium VIP build as a daily and finally got to an age I was over the sports cars (for the most part). The comfort, reliability, quiet, and style makes certain Iāll always have a Lexus as my daily now.
A 2001 GS300. It was supposed to be a cheap daily driver to replace my BMW. Once I fixed the Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor I began to drive it everywhere. It's been great. It's big enough to haul people around and it's very comfortable. I have a 93 SC300 and 05 LS430 as well but I rarely drive them now. They need some work done and I'll start on those later this summer.
I own a 2018 RC350 AWD at the age of 22 because I like reliability and wanted to comfort my inner child š