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@Gimmik37

Жыл бұрын

Can I please have that old junk Lexus please. I'm seriously in need of a vehicle.

@SkeletonKeyFarms

Жыл бұрын

Please I need help if you know anyone that would be willing to help

@sponge619

Жыл бұрын

Thoughts on the is500

@nbagoats4819

3 ай бұрын

Scott can you do a review on Lexus 200h

This is my Lexus I heard Scotty say he moved to my town so when I got a Lexus I took it over to his house. His crescent shaped driveway full of Toyotas he’s polished to perfection. They twinkle and sparkle😆One thing I always liked as a Toyota fan is the confirmation bias I get from Scotty telling what I already know about superiority of Toyota engineering. Evidently I didn’t make a mistake. I asked him to tell me what parts I need to get the car ready to roll. He couldn’t find anything wrong with it. I didn’t expect to find one with such low miles. Anyway he’s exactly the same in person that’s the other thing I like. He doesn’t pretend to be anything else but who he is. Weird thing is I realized my money is of no use to him. What’s he going to do with money?😆 So hopefully he benefits from this video.Whatever it is he’s certainly earned it. Thanks Scotty!(2003 ES300 is on the way for work vehicle. Black n red interior. It’s real nice)

Recently purchased a 2013 Lexus GS rwd with the 3.5 V6. Best car I've ever driven.

@jerryclleung

Жыл бұрын

They’re amazing vehicles, watch the Car Care Nut on the story of it and what to look out for, if you haven’t. Good luck with it! 💪🏻

@gabesolis4610

Жыл бұрын

I own a 2007 Lexus GS 350 . 243,000 miles, still running strong

@awesomusmaximus3766

Жыл бұрын

I have the 2010 3.0 L 79,000 miles can't believe how well it goes for an na engine

@michaelschwab9563

Жыл бұрын

3.5 with ALL the Lexus vehicles is where it's at. Most reliable by FAR

@bmcdonald7303

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelschwab9563 agreed.

I’m happy to keep my 2000’s Lexus and Land Cruiser. I’ve kept up maintenance and hope to keep them running smooth. 05 LC had over 320k miles and 08 RX 350 has over 225k. Still driving good.

@davido3746

Жыл бұрын

‘05 LC? Please correct! Lol. Huge Lexus fan (and an owner), just wanna know if that ‘05 is an LS or an LX.

@atticstattic

Жыл бұрын

@@davido3746 That '05 Land Cruiser is neither.

@davido3746

Жыл бұрын

@@atticstattic ooohhhhh, mea culpa! Eek. Ok. Tail between legs. Ouch. Thank you, licking my wound 😆.

@zenpaku2349

Жыл бұрын

@@davido3746 lmaoo

@larrymeyer8477

Жыл бұрын

2000 Gs300 165,000 miles one owner, rides and drives like a new car.

Our 2002 es300 was totaled the week before Christmas when a lady pulled out in front of our daughter. While we are ever grateful she was ok, as well as the other driver, the aged ole statement that cars can be replaced doesn't really apply here. Man, that was the best car I've ever owned. Bought it with 53000 miles in 2014 from the original owner. RIP Lexus....

@diegogomez5225

Жыл бұрын

Look for a ES350 ..7- 10k you can get a really nice one

@James-Lifts

Жыл бұрын

Pulled out in front of your daughter? I’m sure your daughter couldn’t have done ANYTHING to avoid, all the lady’s fault.

@clintonokonye8130

Жыл бұрын

In Nigeria that vehicle would rise from the dead

We were considering a new Rx but the 4 cylinder is a deal breaker. Our 2012 v6 Rx has 230kmiles and is still running great!

@michaelschwab9563

Жыл бұрын

Get a 2021 or 22. Just had this discussion earlier this week. I'm doing the same. The 4 cylinder is definitely a deal breaker.

@thedude9999

Жыл бұрын

People hate on 4 cylinder turbos way too much. Just make sure you do your oil changes on time and theyll last 200-300k easy. Plenty of ford ecoboost make it that long without any major repairs so why couldnt toyotas

@cos6617

Жыл бұрын

Watch the review from Car Care Nut about RX. I would pick a 3.5 previous year

@BigBear--

Жыл бұрын

The reason some 4 cylinder turbos get a bad name is mainly due to bad maintenance. If you listen to the manufacturers and try to run them on the extended oil drain intervals, that's how you end up killing the turbocharger. The oil lines get clogged with gunk, and the turbos become underfed, or the gunk build up creates additional friction and heat, and they eventually let go. Make sure to use quality full synthetic oil and quality oil filters, and change it every 3000-5000 miles and you'll have no problem making the engine last. Personally I have no problem with even having to change the turbo itself if and when needed. Its usually under $2,000. For me it's worth it to change something like that every 150-200K miles for the performance and tunability it offers.

@notsharingwithyoutube

9 ай бұрын

I just bought a 2015 RX. I'm picking it up tomorrow. I took it to a dealer to have it checked out and they said I needed to change the spark plugs.

I saw a Celica like yours zipping through Athens Georgia last week, and I thought to my self as it passed by "what a great looking car"... I wish they still made them like that. Seemingly 'big ticket' repairs & maintenance on my older rust free Tundra performed at a conscientious dealership beats the hell out of trading in on a new truck. I will keep this 2002 going as long as possible.

😊 thanks Scotty for educating us. Blessings and love to everyone

I got a 2016 Toyota Avalon with a 3.5 V6 early last year from my aunt and uncle. It had about 98,000 miles on it and they made sure to keep maintenance up on it and I have kept it up since then and expect to have it for a while.

@robfidell

Жыл бұрын

My dad currently drives a 2011 Avalon he bought brand new. It just rolled over 306K miles last week. No issues at all

@jasonphan2001

Жыл бұрын

Have a 2003 toyota 4runner with 275,000 miles. No issues

@proplife635

Жыл бұрын

I have a 06’ Avalon Limited nearing 200K with zero problems! If you didn’t look at the ODO you’d think it had maybe 50K on it cause it’s smooth as butter!!

@jasonphan2001

Жыл бұрын

Also got into an uber where the driver was driving a toyota camry with over 600,000 miles.

@tedtyler9336

Жыл бұрын

Will last forever

I'm going to be getting a Lexus soon & I'm so glad I cam across your video. Thank you so much for this information!

I have the same 3.3 engine in my 2006 Toyota Solara. Really good engine, horsepower, quiet and good mpg too.

I think 1998-2005 Lexus gs300 was the pinnacle of their engineering… great videos Scotty. I wish I had half your arm movements.

The ES350 that I purchased back in 2012, which now has 80,000 miles, has had flawless performance in every respect, including a quiet, luxury ride and plenty of smooth acceleration at any speed. I can't imagine a better car. The only very minor compromise that I've noticed with it is that it takes sharp curves more like a boat than a sports car. Well, it's probably hard to have everything for less than $100K. And the Lexus dealer has tried selling replacement parts that the car doesn't need (at least yet). I thought I'd be replacing this car in ten years, as I've always done with my cars in the past. But given my experience with the ES 350, that's now completely out of the question.

I am amazed at how much you produce @scotty! Thank you for the content every day.

The B2324 4 cylinder engine they put in the Saab 9000 was bullet proof, and plenty smooth with a counter-rotating balancing chain. Reached peak torque at 1800rpm, came with 225HP/252ft-lb stock, the majority of them later tuned to 300HP+ and ran for half a million miles without blinking. Mine had that much on it when I sold it a few years ago, and I still wish I had kept it and restored it (succumbed to rust and my wife's insistence at having side airbags). Problems with the engine or turbo were exceedingly rare. Ironically, the V6 variant of the car was the one with the poor reputation, and everyone knew to avoid it.

I ordered a 2022 ES last year. Got it in July and was totaled in Oct. everyone was ok but I will definitely order one this yr. Think the 4 cylinders are coming to the ES sooner than we think.

Scotty, the ES330 and ES350 top out at about 142. When Lexus came about one of their requirements was that any Lexus be faster than a Mercedes. Even my mom's 1998 ES300 topped out at 140+.

Thank You so much Scotty I actually was going to ask you like did you have a video on the Lexus IS cuz I needed to know when I don't know the model switched or whatever I got a twenty-year-old 300 RX and it still runs phenomenally I had to switch a shifter cable in it when I first got it and and that's that just recently my heat went out so I don't know what that's all about I saw it another video that said I could reset it so I'm going to try that first before I start pumping out cash but thank you so much for your videos they're all so informative

I have 05 lexus sc430. I will never get rid of it. I unfortunatley wrecked the front end but i got it replaced and with upkeep everything with it works perfectly. I love it so much and it handles like a real race car

100 percent correct Scotty. I am ordering a new ES 350 with the 3.5 V6 because I think that will be it for that engine. No way I am buying a 4cly RX. Lexus needs to give their head a shake with all this F Sport nonsense and turbos.

@bendmall4341

Жыл бұрын

Some F Sport is good but turbo 4's won't hold up compared to a CR-V.

@amandeepbaa6978

Жыл бұрын

Well customer said Toyota is boring

@amandeepbaa6978

Жыл бұрын

@@bendmall4341 can do it if maintain properly

Loved video from earlier I just recently purchased a 07 avalon and It rides so smooth and so quiet

Scotty, we have a 2005 ES 300. 100k. Bought it 5 years ago with 42k. Beautiful car with all the goodies! Mark Levinson....not ever selling it!!

@HoyaSaxaSD

Жыл бұрын

Think that’s Mark Levin

@townhall05446

Жыл бұрын

That is a lifetime car. Keep it maintained and keep it from rusting (if you live in a snow state) and it will outlive you.

@nordicpride9708

Жыл бұрын

It’s a ES330, not 300. Lexus didn’t make the 300 in 2005. The 3.3 was the only motor available in 05. Great cars!

@trishbrad00

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I meant 330.

I’ve always thought 4 cylinders were choppy, clanky, noisy so I’m glad you confirmed it’s not just in my own head

Just picked up a CPO 2019 GS 350 with that wonderful V6 engine. Sounds great and makes plenty of power.

@alb12345672

Жыл бұрын

GS 350 is as good as you can get. The only thing is the AWD system is very dated. I have an 11GS AWD. The new IS uses the same AWD parts as an 05.

Scotty u made me proud of my 2006 Lexus es 330.Much love my brother!

Hello Mr Scotty, I followed ur lead and lucked up and purchased a 05 es330 with 106,000 one owner and so smoking. It’s so clean inside and out it still had the original window sticker, booklets and all the owner maintenance records. It’s truly is in mint condition. I can’t tell u just how happy I am Scotty ty again and God bless you!

@Our_America

Ай бұрын

In how much $$ do you buy it? Because i am planning to buy same year ans model because it have luxury features.

I've been thinking this for quite some time. Not just Toyota/Lexus but other manufacturers (BMW, Buick, Chevy, Ford, and more) put smaller displacement turbos in mid/full size cars, crossovers, and mid-size SUV's trying to keep the performance decent/good while boosting the mileage. But they only deliver good mileage off-boost, and since the engine in naturally aspirated form is undersized/underpowered for the vehicle, drivers will tend to drive at higher-RPM's where they have some boost. which puts the fuel economy right back where it would have been with a bigger engine. Also, power delivery is peaky (mostly a problem with little I4 Turbos trying to lug a crossover or SUV around), they're noisier, and they tend to wear out sooner because of the stresses turbocharging puts on an engine. So, compared to older models with V6 and V8 engines you get a car with a noisy, less refined engine that's harder to drive smoothly, won't last as long, and improves your mileage by only a tiny amount, if any at all.

@Argedis

Жыл бұрын

Like Scotty said it's cheaper for them to build a 4 cyl and slap a turbo on it. They get to satisfy the EPA MPG numbers on 'simulated' tests and make cheaper engines.

Looks like a pleasant neighborhood. That lawn is in pretty rough shape though!

Scott's correct. I went from 6Cyl t0 2.0 Turbo charged and it IS choppy...sometimes when the Turbo kicks in I have to look in my rearview to make sure i wasn't tail ended by the vehicle behind me....hah!

I've been waiting for Scotty to address the issue of Lexus switching to the 4 cylinder, turbo-charged engine. I have a 2019 and a 2021 Lexus RX 350, both with the 6 cylinder engines, which are pretty great. I could hardly believe it when I first heard they were changing to these 4/turbos. What a huge mistake, IMO and in Scotty's. Glad we got ours before the change.

@kalielwebb3774

Жыл бұрын

I think the reason Lexus and a lot of other car companies are going this route because the government is requiring these car companies to get higher mpg and reduce emissions

@user-ke1gn3ql1g

Жыл бұрын

@@kalielwebb3774 Not really

@townhall05446

Жыл бұрын

@theory816 Doubtful. The V6 has been around for ages, it's perfected, mfg is long ago set. The turbo 4 has a lot more complexity and cannot be cheaper to make. My Ford F150 Eco 3.5 cost a lot more on the sticker than if I'd gotten the n.a. V8.

@beverlyquintela2754

Жыл бұрын

@@kalielwebb3774 Agree., and also the car companies know the new 4cylinder turbos will give out sooner, and they are hoping you keep buying new ones so they can make money

@RohanSanjith

Жыл бұрын

How you have so much money to buy two lexuses?

Comparing Kryten to a Celica MK2 is pure genius. You're the best Scotty

Got a 2007 Lexus RX 350 because of Scotty and it's the best car ever. Especially with all amsoil fluids, just very relaxing driving experience.

Definitely agree with Scotty, got an 04 ES with no issues and im never selling.

Lucky I still kept my 1993 Previa LE, with naturally aspirated engine now with 280K miles on the original engine, transmission, and drive train. Gas consumption is still the same as when I bought it and it never looses oil during interval oil changes at 5K miles. They built those vehicles well those times. I think I will have to keep it for as long as I can, anyway car registration and maintenance costs are cheap for vehicles like this.

Thank you Scott for all the good information. I purchased a Lexus I made sure to look for the logo made in Japan. I traded a 2020 Honda crv. It rode like crap compared to the Lexus...fyi Honda was. Made in mexico

The Sienna uses the same engine you think is wonderful. The Previa van engine leaked oil like crazy since it was laid down sideways, from the valve cover. The Toyota Tundra has always been made in Texas. The most dependable long lasting full size pickup there is. So the USA can build good vehicles if they want to!

I have a Volvo with a 5 cylinder inline turbo. It is rated 23 mpg in city 29 on highway but I consistently get 3 to 5 mpg better. Is it because it has very low miles or is the computer wrong or did Volvo used to make superior high quality cars? Thanks Scotty love the videos. 2013 Volvo s60 t5

Hi Scotty, You are right every time ofcourse. The Subaru Diesel with turbo that they sell in Europe are really crap. I think its about 2016. Listen to this, I had Opel Vectra 1996 with a Japanese Isuzu diesel with turbo engine that had about 200K miles with very good economy but it broke there. Turbo cooling broke and then the lower part of the engine was very worn at 200K. Thanks.

I'm so happy with my 2007 ES. Thanks for your recommendation!

@mohdhamad9658

Жыл бұрын

That's my car too, but lately, I had problems with transmission started to flare from 2nd to 3rd when cold.

@joshc7765

Жыл бұрын

@@mohdhamad9658 yo im having the exact issue with my 05 es 330

@mohdhamad9658

Жыл бұрын

@@joshc7765 yeah, I replaced trany fluid regularly, I took it to tranny shop they said a lot ot Toyotas with same trany have this problem and can't be fixed without rebuilding.

@joshc7765

Жыл бұрын

@@mohdhamad9658 yeah atm I'm just babying her. Rebuilding is not a viable option for me.

@mamandapanda185

Жыл бұрын

@@mohdhamad9658 Sorry to hear that! I never heard Scotty get into maintenance for it. Does he recommend a fluid change, even though it's supposed to be good 'for the life of the transmission'?

Thanks For This Video 👍😎🇺🇸

That red hummer that passed in the back tho 🤗

I love those ES330s. Such a timeless car

Scotty always spitting the truth.

I just bought a used 2003 Lexus ES300 because of this video. Thanks Scotty!

Hey scotty I really like your videos I'm having a hard time with a 2008 lexus es 350 with overheating issues I just bought it its in the shop now the mechanic checked everything new radiator,new water pump,thermostat, temp sensor he bleed the system and Still overheating today just put some blue devil he said incase the intake manifold or head gasket had a very small leak but im not sure about everything what do you think

Purchased an '02 Es used around 2007. In 2010 when it was totaled it bought a newer used '05 Es330 fast forward and i'm still driving it today. I see a lot of these on the road they are aging gracefully. All my passemgers commeng on the smoothness of the ride and most drive newer luxury cars. These cars are the absolute best!

I love Lexus the old Es models and LS 460 are my favorites even the 90s SC 300s and 400s included.

Had a 4cylinder turbo, had it for aprox 7 years and put on it more than 200k miles, gave it to my wife's cousin, who used it for for another 3 years car is sttill working.

I just bought a 2023 Lexus GX460, which is basically the same model they've been selling for the last 10 years. Old school NA V-8, great build-quality, and actually made in Japan. I fear this is the last of an era for Lexus as the next generation will have those awful turbo V-6s they already started using in the new Tundras. I've only had it for a few months so far, but I've been thrilled with it so far and think it's gonna one of those 20-year long-haulers.

@luisgonzalez8423

Жыл бұрын

Only thing stupid about that purchase is the mpg

@michaelschwab9563

Жыл бұрын

Yep. New Tundra's are falling apart across America. NOT made in Japan...

@tiaz2088

Жыл бұрын

@@luisgonzalez8423 GX owners aren’t concerned with mpg.

@luisgonzalez8423

Жыл бұрын

@@tiaz2088 thanks tia!

@nateg2468

Жыл бұрын

I recently purchased a 2023 GX due to the reliable smooth v8, but I'll be selling it soon due to its AWFUL small cargo area and 3rd row, swinging rear door, no storage compartments, and its poor cornering. It's a reliable vehicle with a very poor cargo design. I wish lexus would make a true 3-row suv with a naturally aspirated engine that gets around 20 mpg. They're about to lose another customer. I'm seriously considering buying the newly designed 2023 Honda Pilot Elite instead. Much better design in every way it seems...

Thank you Scotty, I completely agree with you, we were planning to get Toyota highlander xse to travel across Canada with a trailer, but now the highlander only comes with 4 cylinder engine. And as you know Canada and USA are not flat. I don't think that the 4 cylinder engine is good enough specially when you are towing a trailer up hills. V6 should be an option

@paulstewart5616

Жыл бұрын

Look for a used v6 Highlander

I have the straight 6 rwd GS 300 1998 that looks and drives new. 165k miles

Your spot on! Years of experience shows. Thanks for all your advice Scotty👍

I was sceptical about buying a 2013 GS350 it's even loaded with everything you could ever want. Has 126k miles and always thought they were expensive when they break but they do last a long time. Properly maintained just like my Subaru with 109k miles , the Lexus will probably outlast the Subaru lol.

great video Scotty ,because of this we purchased a 2022 Lexus RX 350 V6 for the wife and a 2023 Toyota 4runner 40th year for me both at MSRP-our retirement vehicles will have for years to come Thanks

@michaelschwab9563

Жыл бұрын

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks for all the videos Scotty - Lexus already had a turbo engine on the IS250 it’s a pile of..,well the engine is …the rest is a Lexus

My 2005 ES330 has been great, 180,000 miles on it, no oil burning or leaks, everything works, no rust. My brother's much newer Dodge Charger, same # of miles, funny noise when turning, heat / ac venting system needed removed and all seals replaced, rusting, not much left to it. My ES has at least 100K left in it at this rate, maybe a lot more.

I have a 2002 rs300 and it runs almost like new. One of my favorite cars ever

I'm actually in the market for a lexus right now and test drove a 2011 is350 and a 2020 is300 f sport. the 300 was really nice don't get me wrong but i could definitely feel the difference between the 3.5L v6 and the turbo 4 cylinder. the 300 is for sure more modern, has a nice interior and all that junk but the 350 is just a better driving experience all day bc of that v6 and i think that's what I'm gonna get

Best KZread car channel ever . Scotty is amazing 👏👏👏

What can you say about famous turbo cars like the Honda Civic Type R and Toyota GR Corolla? They’re turbocharged. Are they reliable?

We owns a 2009 V6 Toyota Venza. It still run like a gem with 240,000 miles. We think it will last another 200,000 miles. Also we get around 22mpg on average. We bought a 2019 Subaru Ascent Limited. It is working super smooth and nice. It has already 52,000 miles. I am just hoping it will last as long as the Toyota has last. Will see….

Scotty name dropping Red Dwarf was out of this world!

@zatoichi3134

Жыл бұрын

down here in New Zealand the Red dwarf series was popular, really comical.

@j3pl

Жыл бұрын

It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere...

I’m looking to buy ES350 2010-2012. Would it be advisable to buy them when they have VSC, ABS, Check Engine or Traction Control Light on? With almost 200K miles on them

Scotty what are your opinions on lexus with inline 6? do you prefer them with a V6 or I6

Scotty, love your videos, but the 2023 Lexus ES still comes with a V6. The base engine is a four-cylinder but it’s not turbocharged. The Lexus IS is the model that has a turbo 4.

Your right Scotty I have a 2005 Lexus ES 330 with 77,000 miles. Still drive like a dream.

Im thinking about getting a 2014 and newer lexus is350. Any thoughts?

I wanted the new Lexus NX. They are pumping out the NX350 model with the turbo 4-cyl engine. I special ordered the NX250 model that has the non-turbo 4-cyl found in the RAV-4 and automatic (not a CVT) transmission. I couldn’t be happier and the performance is excellent. Plan to have it ten years or more.

I'm pretty happy with my 1.8l corolla For heavy duty every day work simplicity is key

Thans Scotty , I've been looking at a 2010 IS 250 RWD with around 125k miles . What do you think , thanks ?

I have been looking at the 2023 Lexus RX to replace my Highlander, and I was soooo bummed to learn they dropped the V6. Seriously, they want me to pay $60K for a 4 cylinder? Get outta here. I may take a look at the new 2023 Honda Pilot that still has a V6 or a Genesis GV80.

Could not agree more with you! I will stick with my 2012 gs450h for as long as possible.😊

Scotty what do you think of a lx470 2002 with 178k miles

EPA thank you for all this

@jamescaron6465

Жыл бұрын

And our wonderful Congress

@donp.8172

Жыл бұрын

What would we do without the government to save us from ourselves?

What’s up Scotty from Long Island.

For the record, I'm very much ANTI-tuhrboh, at least in GAS cars (they definitely have their place in diesels). That said, one advantage a FWD blown 4 has over a comparably powered FWD V6 is weight distribution. The FWD V6 will be significantly nose-heavier and will understeer more. The 4 will have better F-R weight balance and thus more neutral handling. Probably the tuhrboh's only real-world advantage.

Scottie Kilmer I need your help please? I have a 2007 IS 250 4 wheel drive. The car smells like rotten eggs. So replaced the catalytic converters, 2 off the engine and the 2 attached to the muffler pipes. Now all the lights are tripped. Took to Lexus they scanned the car. Replaced the relay sensor, lights came off then went back on. So Lexus understood that the engine manifold with cats was replaced but not the original part. So they suggested welding all openings on it. I have more power now, yeah, got home and the lights came back on the dashboard. What do you suggest?

Everybody loves Scottie!

I have a 2019 ES350 with an NA V6. It’s a fabulous car.

So why does diesel engines ( they have turbochargers and higher cylinder pressures that GDI engines) last so long??

Scotty can you ask the dealership where your car is made before purchase, even for pre-order?

Do the new Celia's have a groinal socket like kryten?

Love Red Dwarf!!!

When did Lexus switch to the 4 cylinder engines in the ES models?

I need to know what Lexus models I need buy and what year range I’m looking now

Love the show and very interesting!

The current ES does not have a turbo engine - yet. It can be had with a 35. V-6 or an excellent non-turbo 4 cylinder hybrid.

So can you make a list of car modes after 2019 that are reliable, with automatic transmission ?

I will be happy to keep my 2004 Ford Taurus with a buttery smooth 3.0L V-6, and an ultra reliable 4 speed automatic transmission. Had it for 6 years with zero issues. I want nothing to do with an engine that needs a turbo charger to get the power. As they say, "There is no replacement for displacement."

@robertshaw7289

Жыл бұрын

@@DennisMerwood-xk8wp zee

What about being able to change the spark plugs on these Lexus V6?

Thank bro.

does the 3.5 v6 has the engine timing cover design flaw that causes oil leak as mentioned in the car care nuts?

My Lexus es 350 2013 is still going strong and rides like a dream.

I want a 2006 lexus es330 black with black interior but I think the 3.0l 1mzfe is not an interference engine I do know the 3.3l is. Would be cool to swap the 3.3l into my 2002 solara and swap it to a 5 speed manaul

What is the best car for going sideways? Small wheels vs big wheels

great- just bought a 2016 nx with turbo back in november but it was made in japan does that help?????? ughhhhhhh

Hi Scotty, how about 2011 Lexus es 350 sedan 4d?

“Case closed!” Mic drop, I mean hood slam. 😂😂😂

My grandma has a 2019 Lexus RX350L, and Toyota’s cruise control must be weird cuz when you go to decrease the speed on the cruise control, the transmission downshifts heavily like you’re getting ready to drop a gear & disappear

Just bought a 2010 rx 350 with 170k miles. I’m not worried at all, thing runs like a brand new car and I plan to keep it for at least the next 5 years!!!