Lexus IS 300 2003-2005

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Anyone have this car?

Im looking to buy a used IS300 but Im concerned about the reliability of the car.

I see them going for about 9-13k with 75-120K miles.

Im thinking about getting one with about 13K miles for about $11,000.00 anyone buy a used one before , for how much?
 
Anyone have this car?

Im looking to buy a used IS300 but Im concerned about the reliability of the car.

I see them going for about 9-13k with 75-120K miles.

Im thinking about getting one with about 13K miles for about $11,000.00 anyone buy a used one before , for how much?
 
you dont have to worry about the reliability of these cars.. i own a 2004 IS300 with a little under 140k 
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you dont have to worry about the reliability of these cars.. i own a 2004 IS300 with a little under 140k 
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Originally Posted by proper english

you dont have to worry about the reliability of these cars.. i own a 2004 IS300 with a little under 140k 
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What about repairs..... Its a Lexus so

idk
 
Originally Posted by proper english

you dont have to worry about the reliability of these cars.. i own a 2004 IS300 with a little under 140k 
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What about repairs..... Its a Lexus so

idk
 
Very very reliable car. Bought mine used a year ago and have had no problems whatsoever. Gas mileage does suck though...
 
Very very reliable car. Bought mine used a year ago and have had no problems whatsoever. Gas mileage does suck though...
 
scheduled maintenance.. those were the only times my car has seen the shop.. i do know that certain repairs can be expensive if you go to Lexus.. go to Toyota or a local shop & you will save a good ammt of $. 
 
scheduled maintenance.. those were the only times my car has seen the shop.. i do know that certain repairs can be expensive if you go to Lexus.. go to Toyota or a local shop & you will save a good ammt of $. 
 
Originally Posted by proper english

scheduled maintenance.. those were the only times my car has seen the shop.. i do know that certain repairs can be expensive if you go to Lexus.. go to Toyota or a local shop & you will save a good ammt of $. 
Great info...

Did you buy new or used? How much? If you don't mind me asking (KrazyG and Proper)
 
Originally Posted by proper english

scheduled maintenance.. those were the only times my car has seen the shop.. i do know that certain repairs can be expensive if you go to Lexus.. go to Toyota or a local shop & you will save a good ammt of $. 
Great info...

Did you buy new or used? How much? If you don't mind me asking (KrazyG and Proper)
 
I bought a Lexus in April as a everyday driver... its pretty reliable, I haven't had any problems yet and drive it like its a Nascar
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I bought a Lexus in April as a everyday driver... its pretty reliable, I haven't had any problems yet and drive it like its a Nascar
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I own a 2003 IS300 sports edition great car, the only problem I've had is the o2 sensor. ive replace 4 so far.
 
I own a 2003 IS300 sports edition great car, the only problem I've had is the o2 sensor. ive replace 4 so far.
 
Make sure the timing belt, water pump, accessory belts, etc. is either already done or make sure to get it done by 80k miles. The car is a breeze to own, the only thing that's a pain is changing the spark plugs. Sounds like a good deal for that price with that little miles. Just make sure it's not salvage, etc. You should still consider the timing belt, etc. despite the amount of miles because age also plays a role.
 
Make sure the timing belt, water pump, accessory belts, etc. is either already done or make sure to get it done by 80k miles. The car is a breeze to own, the only thing that's a pain is changing the spark plugs. Sounds like a good deal for that price with that little miles. Just make sure it's not salvage, etc. You should still consider the timing belt, etc. despite the amount of miles because age also plays a role.
 
Originally Posted by Evil Genius

I own a 2003 IS300 sports edition great car, the only problem I've had is the o2 sensor. ive replace 4 so far.
Only real big issue with the car.

I've owned 2 and have no regrets.
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Originally Posted by Evil Genius

I own a 2003 IS300 sports edition great car, the only problem I've had is the o2 sensor. ive replace 4 so far.
Only real big issue with the car.

I've owned 2 and have no regrets.
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Originally Posted by Eranoitckik

Im thinking about getting one with about 13K miles for about $11,000.00 anyone buy a used one before , for how much?

im pretty sure you meant 130k, right?.. 
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Originally Posted by Eranoitckik

Im thinking about getting one with about 13K miles for about $11,000.00 anyone buy a used one before , for how much?

im pretty sure you meant 130k, right?.. 
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Originally Posted by proper english

Originally Posted by Eranoitckik

Im thinking about getting one with about 13K miles for about $11,000.00 anyone buy a used one before , for how much?

im pretty sure you meant 130k, right?.. 
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wow why did I put 13

80K miles
 
Originally Posted by proper english

Originally Posted by Eranoitckik

Im thinking about getting one with about 13K miles for about $11,000.00 anyone buy a used one before , for how much?

im pretty sure you meant 130k, right?.. 
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wow why did I put 13

80K miles
 
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