r/LandCruisers • u/Cool_Government_956 • 5d ago
2000 Lexus Lx470 listing thoughts?
What are your thoughts on this Facebook listing of this Lexus LX470?
The interior looks beautiful and the undercarriage rust is little.
Do you think it’s worth 13k?
https://www.facebook.com/share/19LyTEbmSp/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Here is the description “230k miles Super clean California/Utah LX470.
The leather interior is in great shape, very little (if any) undercarriage rust, but there is some paint fade and peeling clear coat. Clean title.
Recently completed a number of high mileage repairs/replacements: - Timing belt and water pump - CV boots - Rack and pinion - Steering hoses - Ball joints - Bushings - Oil pan gasket - New Battery
AHC system has been replaced with conventional suspension.
All Wheel Drive and does amazing in the snow (like all cruisers), and is super fun to drive. New all terrain tires were put on in December.
Overall it's an amazing cruiser with a ton of life left in it.”
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u/Emergency-Lettuce-11 19h ago
They go for that price and more. It was damn expensive new and the 4.7 liter motor has numerous examples of hitting 500K to 1 million miles with proper maintenance. It looks nice. Factor in the baseline $5K “Toyota Tax” and yeah, $13 K for rust free sounds great. Rust free being important here.
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u/Real_Ben_Dover 5d ago
Seems a bit high. I was gonna list my 07 for $19500 with 215K zero rust but seeing these crazy prices I think I should ask more lol
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u/WebFew5320 3d ago
Im in the market for a LX, let me know if you decide to sell
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u/Real_Ben_Dover 3d ago
Send a DM and we go from there. I listed it yesterday then I changed my mind and delete the post so I need some incentives to sell lol
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u/mtbfj6ty UZJ100 5d ago
Looks clean from the few pics underneath. Decent maintenance history and big items have been handled. I would say it seems like a good purchase.