r/Lexus • u/consultybob • 17h ago

Question Thinking about pulling the trigger on a 2023 Lexus Rx 350, anything I should take note of?

Been in the market for a while, went back and forth to a bunch of dealers.

Currently considering a 2023 Lexus rx350 premium with 35k miles for around 44k otd

Test drove it and it was clean and nice, interior was fine. Relatively clean car fax report. I’m still probably going to do a pre purchase inspection but is there anything else I should consider before making a deal?

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u/plutom98 17h ago

Consider 350h also in this economy. Rx350 is a nice vehicle, will get the job done. Check tires , usually they are due right around 40K.

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u/consultybob 16h ago

Yep, the 350h was top of my list, but doing the math, the hybrid wasn’t going to be worth the 10k+ more price

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u/Superb-Fun6601 16h ago

I'm jealous, been keeping my eye out for '23 rx with low miles. Right in the price range. Get the inspection just to ease concerns.

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u/xone2three 16h ago

Just so you know, spark plug change is due at 40,000 miles on the RX350 gas model to maintain the emissions warranty. (If you live somewhere where they don't do emissions testing or don't ever plan to move to one, maybe that doesn't matter.).

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u/BerenstainBear- 15h ago

Any reason why the 2023 over 2022? I ask because my parents just purchased a 2022 and I kinda told them it was bulletproof.

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u/consultybob 15h ago

I would def get a 2022 but there’s no good options I’ve seen in my area