Is buying a 2003 Lexus GS300 sport design with 144,000 a good idea?

Asked by inkabur Aug 02, 2014 at 07:50 AM about the 2003 Lexus GS

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

This is my dream car and it's fully customized how I would have done it but I'm worried
that 144,000 miles is too high. The wheels and tires alone cost almost what the owner is
asking for. The owner also has a carfax report in hand. Is this a good buy?

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Michael answered 7 years ago

Grab it Even if it does need work and if the Car Fax Reveals no Major Collisions, Floods,Fires! There are less than 500 of the 02 and 03 Sport Design Navigation left and maybe 800 Non-Navigation Left that have not been smashed or in floods.And now after the Texas Disaster that number will Drop even Lower ,But Watch out for Fakes!

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GuruWPLNM answered 6 years ago

Hey guys I really need help . Found a white gs 300 sport 2003. 176 k tiny rust issues. Needs tires. Should I buy it ??? Getting in inspected today

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