Used 2004 Lexus ES 330 for Sale

I have a used 2004 Lexus ES 330 for a car that has a salvaged title and over 168,000 miles. One would never be able to tell by the way that it drives. Since purchasing this car maintenance has been minimal, limited to routine oil changes and tune ups. Every mechanic that I have taken this car to is impressed at how it has held up given the mileage.

Where to start. I like everything about the Lexus! It has 149,000 miles and runs like brand new, with no major repairs at all. The car looks like new, has a smoother ride than most new vehicles and the engine looks amazingly clean. It has leather heated seats, all power, rear view mirror that tints in response to light at night, built-in navigation, roomy trunk and sunroof. I have oil changed when the car tells me to, and even the old oil looks wonderful when it is drained. This is our first Lexus but surely not the last. I have honestly never driven such a luxurious, comfortable, dependable vehicle in my life. It is far better than brand-new vehicles we owned previously. Buying a used car is scary, which is why I went for Lexus. Can't go wrong with a cared-for Lexus. I would take this car across the country even with 150,000 miles. It is solid dependable and will last for many years to come.

In general I am very satisfied with the car. Quality of the workmanship is outstanding. Car was driving smooth and quiet for the first 120K. It never gave any major mechanical problems during 145K ride and 12 years of ownership. Minor dissatisfaction comes from automatic transmission hesitant shifting at lower gears. The problem is known for this car and Lexus, despite several attempts, was not able to fix it. I liked that the car used the lowest grade of gasoline. When the gas prices rose significantly it helped to save a lot of money on fuel. Interior of the car is very well designed and high quality materials - wood trim and smooth soft leather were used. My favorite feature is heated front seats from the winter package. Another minor dissatisfaction comes from the quality of the car key fob. During regular use all of the original key's plastic components got broken in the same location due to poor design.