Used 2005 Lexus RX 330 for Sale

This car is definitely worth what I paid, and I will be buying another newer model when the time comes. I bought the 2005 midway in 2004. It was definitely a purchase I was scared of at first, and I bought a few of the packages. I really love how when the car is running you can barely hear it. It's going on 10+ years of owning it, but it still runs relatively quiet. The quality of the car is unlike any other I've ever experienced, and the amount of thought they put into designing and engineering the car boggles me. It's little things, like an incident when I had the brakes done (after warranty). They also replaced my windshield wipers and didn't put them on right. If this was another car, the whole windshield wiper fixture would have had to be replaced (yes, I had that happen before). Other companies used cheap plastic connectors and were a pain to replace, not with Lexus. They had the foresight to make the blade replaceable and the arm sturdy. One of my favorite features is the valet key. The glove box actually has its own key separate from your main key. When I hand over my keys, I can stash anything I don't want the valet to have access to (i.e. valuables, info, gun, paperwork) into the glove box and take my main key (which unlocks everything) and give them the valet key (which only unlocks the car and runs the ignition)

I purchased my 2005 Lexus RX 330 used from a reputable dealership. It had 36k miles, and I told myself that I'd keep it until at least 250k miles. It now has 186k miles, and it's still humming along. I really like the comfort, style and performance of my small SUV. It is great on gas mileage even though it's 13 years old. One of the flaws I found with my vehicle is the CD player would jam quite often. Because it's no longer under warranty, I decided not to bother getting it fixed. I like that Lexus still manufactures even the newer RX 330 models with a CD player. Many cars nowadays do not have a CD player but mp3 connection only.