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2007 Lexus Ls460 With Self Parking And 55k Miles Only on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:55538 Color: is starfire pearl
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 2007 Lexus LS460 with 55k miles only. The exterior is starfire pearl . The car runs perfect. No issues. It does have the self parking feature. Tires and brakes are in good condition.
No check engine or other lights on. Always serviced from Lexus dealer. I am the 3rd owner. It shows 4 owners in autocheck which is incorrect. Carfax is more reliable and correct shows 3 owners.
This car had a Buyback title because the original owner returned the car back to the dealer because their was a wind noise issue with all 2007 LS460 models and then later on had a recall that fixed the
problem. Lexus bought it back fixed the issue and sold it back with a buy back title with full factory warranty. I have this car for 2 years now and it had full factory warranty until 50k miles and i have taken it to lexus dealer few times and they have changed both HID bulbs, battery and other minor issues free of charge that came under warranty. I never had any problem with this car. Still runs like new. Very low miles.
It was MD state inspected at 40k miles. I have a clear title in hand not a branded title. The title does not say anything about the buyback/lemon history.
This car has spent most of the time in Miami Florida and Maryland area. No rust. The autocheck shows an accident that was reported when the car was almost brand new. It might be a very minor accident that i don't see any signs of. There is a scratch on the front bumper. It was happened in a grocery store parking lot when it was parked. The leather in the car is good except the driver seat and the middle hand rest. The previous owner tried to clean it with some strong chemical that actually damaged that part of leather. This can be easily fixed though. Any questions call me 410-713-0101

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Jeff Bracken, Lexus' US group vice president and general manager, knows his company lost its position as America's biggest luxury brand back in 2011, and it's a mantle that his employer probably won't be getting back any time soon. That's because Lexus is electing not to follow the luxury segment's downmarket trend any more than its $32,500 CT 200h hybrid hatchback. "Since we won't be going down below $30,000, it will be very difficult for us to ever regain luxury leadership," Bracken admitted on Autoline After Hours late last week.
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