2005 Lexus Ls 430 Base Sedan 4-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Marina del Rey, California, United States
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This LS430 is a great, full and beautifully
appointed and maintained vehicle! It has
been maintained its entire life by a non-smoking owner since 2005 and is in
great condition with clean title. All
maintenance and service were timely and done at Lexus, Santa Monica. This is a loaded luxury sedan with Bluetooth,
GPS Nav. Mark Levinson Premium Stereo system with in-dash 6 CD Changer. Back up
camera and telescoping steering wheel. This
Lexus is appointed with such luxuries as black leather heated and cooled front
seats, automatic climate control, powered mirrors, 1 touch Moon Roof and power
windows, Power Door Closer, Dynamic Laser Cruise Control, Intuitive Parking
Assist, rain sensor wipers. Luxurious
interior with great condition black leather seating and Woodgrain interior
package and woodgrain steering wheel. 18 Inch Alloy Wheels with excellent
condition tires. Comes with everything that came with the car
originally including 2 keys, spare tire, emergency tool kit and first aid kit.
Even a full tank of gas so that you can drive off into the sunset with a smile
on your face. I just bought a new car and it is time for me to quickly move on. |
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