for 1,300 is that a good deal??? thanks they said the miles were only
because back and forth to work....
Ray O - 20 Sep 2006 04:12 GMT
> for 1,300 is that a good deal??? thanks they said the miles were only
> because back and forth to work....
Miles are miles, whether it is back and forth to work or back and forth to
the chalet.
The value will vary depending on the geographic market, condition of the
vehicle, accessories, and model.
You can research the value at on line sources like Edmunds.com, kbb.com,
etc.

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NYLexSC - 20 Sep 2006 04:33 GMT
Depends on a lot more than just miles

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Cloud Burst - 20 Sep 2006 06:17 GMT
>for 1,300 is that a good deal??? thanks they said the miles were only
>because back and forth to work....
I have 395k on my 92 ES300. I wouldn't sell it for under $2k. But I would sell it.
mcbrue - 20 Sep 2006 14:17 GMT
Well you should also find out if the driver was a little old
grandmother going back and forth to her cookie store or she was a Don
Johnson type fed going off to chase the bad guys with his own car. And
maybe it wasn't really work, but just church that the little old
grandmother was going back and forth to. Is this a Lexus dealer selling
it? Is it a certified used car? How many times has it been crashed?
Does the motor burn oil as it sits there and gets a cold start? Is the
exhaust pipe all filled with oil around the exit? There are books that
tell you how to evaluate used cars. And this one is truly used. It
might be OK, but 314K is probably near a record for milage for this
brand, so there will only be limited numbers of others out there like
this. And would you buy a Mercedes S klass with 314 miles on it? Would
you buy a Mercedes diesel with 314K miles? And so on and on and on ....
NYLexSC - 20 Sep 2006 14:54 GMT
I wouldn't buy a Mercedes anything these days with even 0 mils on it.
But thats besides the point.
Anywho, 314k is not even half of what the record may be for a Lexus
vehicle. I have personally seen gauge pods of SC300/400's that have
topped 600k. But that's not to say that 314k isn't a LOT of miles,
because it is. If it's not Lexus certefied, have the seller take it to
get inspected by your local Lexus dealer. That is your best bet right
now.

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David - 21 Sep 2006 16:19 GMT
> I wouldn't buy a Mercedes anything these days with even 0 mils on it.
> But thats besides the point.
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> get inspected by your local Lexus dealer. That is your best bet right
> now.
No way this car is certified...too old and too many miles.
David
Travis Jordan - 20 Sep 2006 18:42 GMT
> for 1,300 is that a good deal??? thanks they said the miles were only
> because back and forth to work....
A Lexus what? On a '92 ES300 in average condition that would be a
little high, on a good condition LS400 is might be a good price.