How many years do Lexus last?
The Lexus RX is a durable, reliable SUV that can last between 250,000 – 300,000 miles when regularly maintained and driven sensibly. Based on 15,000 miles driven per year, you can expect 16 – 20 years of service from your RX before it requires uneconomical repairs or breaks down.
How many miles does a Lexus LS have?
For those who are unfamiliar, Matt bought this Lexus a couple of years ago with some 850,000 miles on it (maybe more, maybe less; the story changes depending on who’s telling it). Apparently his first car was an LS, and someone saw this car in Florida and thought Matt might find it cool. Matt’s idea was to try to get the car up to a million miles.
Is it normal to drive a 950, 000 mile Lexus?
The 950,000 miles notwithstanding, it still drives like a Lexus — smooth, quiet and serene. You almost have to pinch yourself to remember the car has nearly seven figures on the clock. In fact, it’s so normal it makes other high-mileage cars seem … well, kind of disappointing.
What kind of car is the Million Mile Lexus?
Me, I wasn’t as impressed — because I’ve been cruising around in a 1996 Lexus LS400 with half again as many miles as that old Excursion. The car fanatics among us may well be familiar with the car: It’s the Million Mile Lexus belonging to Matt Farah, host of The Smoking Tire Podcast (on which yours truly will appear, with any luck*, sometime soon).
What kind of car has 603, 000 miles on it?
Not too long ago, our editor/overseer/cause celebre Doug DeMuro expressed amazement at discovering a Ford Excursion with 603,000 miles on the clock. Me, I wasn’t as impressed — because I’ve been cruising around in a 1996 Lexus LS400 with half again as many miles as that old Excursion.
Me, I wasn’t as impressed — because I’ve been cruising around in a 1996 Lexus LS400 with half again as many miles as that old Excursion. The car fanatics among us may well be familiar with the car: It’s the Million Mile Lexus belonging to Matt Farah, host of The Smoking Tire Podcast (on which yours truly will appear, with any luck*, sometime soon).
The 950,000 miles notwithstanding, it still drives like a Lexus — smooth, quiet and serene. You almost have to pinch yourself to remember the car has nearly seven figures on the clock. In fact, it’s so normal it makes other high-mileage cars seem … well, kind of disappointing.
When do I need to take my Lexus in for maintenance?
Bringing your vehicle in for service shouldn’t take everything out of you. Every new Lexus comes with complimentary first and second scheduled maintenance services. These services are provided at 6 months/5,000 miles and 12 months/10,000 miles, whichever comes first.
For those who are unfamiliar, Matt bought this Lexus a couple of years ago with some 850,000 miles on it (maybe more, maybe less; the story changes depending on who’s telling it). Apparently his first car was an LS, and someone saw this car in Florida and thought Matt might find it cool. Matt’s idea was to try to get the car up to a million miles.