Hello Sir. Lexus has an electric transmisjon system they call e-cvt because its always working on on rpm with the optium turque. This batteries are very solid, but if something happen it's cheaper by other delers. Have a nice trip😊
The 450h was the new body style after this. Those had the 3.5. Neighbor had one just like this with 270k miles before his hybrid battery started going out
Funny enough, our 2010 RX 350 has a similar puncture in almost the same spot on the passenger seat. This looks like a loaded example. Japanese cars usually look pretty tired after 10 years, so this one really stands out. We had a 2006 Highlander Hybrid when I was a kid, and it was a weird car, but it never gave us any trouble.
@@occckid123 European cars seem to look the best after 10+ years even if they require more maintenance. Japanese cars always seem to have problems with paint and trim
That hybrid battery isn’t cheap & they usually need replacing around 150K miles. $6K for a battery is sick & I’d stay away from a remanufactured one unless a 1-2 year warranty was attached. I may buy a hybrid one day but it’ll have to be with less than 40K miles.
Hello Sir. Lexus has an electric transmisjon system they call e-cvt because its always working on on rpm with the optium turque.
This batteries are very solid, but if something happen it's cheaper by other delers. Have a nice trip😊
i was always kinda on the fence about the way these cars look. Its grown on me over the years.
The 450h was the new body style after this. Those had the 3.5. Neighbor had one just like this with 270k miles before his hybrid battery started going out
Never knew they had the 3.3 fantastic luxury .
Nice
Funny enough, our 2010 RX 350 has a similar puncture in almost the same spot on the passenger seat. This looks like a loaded example. Japanese cars usually look pretty tired after 10 years, so this one really stands out. We had a 2006 Highlander Hybrid when I was a kid, and it was a weird car, but it never gave us any trouble.
Which cars do you think are better after 10 years
@@occckid123 European cars seem to look the best after 10+ years even if they require more maintenance. Japanese cars always seem to have problems with paint and trim
That hybrid battery isn’t cheap & they usually need replacing around 150K miles. $6K for a battery is sick & I’d stay away from a remanufactured one unless a 1-2 year warranty was attached. I may buy a hybrid one day but it’ll have to be with less than 40K miles.
Which one will you prefer ES or RX
which auction?
These older, 2008 Lexus RX 400h (hybrid) mid-size crossovers are great vehicles, but they are just underpowered a bit.
7 seconds 0-60miles/h is alright
Joe how much does the dash cover cost I have an Lexus with same issue
Also what is the name of dash cover