Used 2010 Lexus ES 350 Sedan Consumer Reviews
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Be Cautious of the Interiors
This vehicle is nice but caution to anyone who looks at buying one--look at all of the plastic in the cabin. There may be wood on the steering wheel but some corners were cut without regard to quality let alone the buyer. Look closely at the interior doors where they provide no leather or even fake leather trim-- just what you might call "high tech" or cheap plastic. The plastic put on interior doors will quickly show wear and tear, and that's coming from one who is extremely careful with a car for years.
Couple Minor Annoyances
The car performs great; however, it can't link to my cellular phone which is up-to-date and has blue-tooth capability. Lexus website informs me that my cellular is not compatible with their system. No matter how hard I tried, I can't link the garage door opener to my garage door opener which has the rolling code. I did exactly the same thing for my cadillac and it worked beautifully.
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Forever Car
I contacted Edmonds for a value estimate on my 2010 Lexus ES350. I was satisfied with the estimate they provided even though I do not plan to sell the car. It has 66,000 miles on the odometer and when people see the car they comment on how new it appears inside and outside. I may choose to keep this Lexus for another 14 years or more.
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Unexpected repairs
Having driven a number of Lexus automobiles over the years, I must say that this one has been disappointing. I recentlly purchased this 2010 ES with 64k. Here's a list of the repairs made so far. Rack and pinion, plus cv boot, $2000. Check engine light came on the first week. Vacuum lines, plus cannister. $1,300. Rear shock,$600. Hood struts, $200. I understand that older cars need repairs, and suppose the only real surprise was the rack. Oh well, I hope it's in good shape now! Or, what's next with this car? Still think Lexus/ Toyota us your best option.
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Comfort and Luxury at its best
We purchased this vehicle with 80k miles. Because of the mileage, we got it at a very reduced priced. Having already owned a Lexus and driving it to 300k miles, the mileage on this car was of no concern. Here we are 7 years later with this same 2010 ES350, 210k miles and it is still going strong! The tire sensors went bad at some point. Replaced those. Not a big deal. At some point the system that connects phone n car for hands free phone use has a glitch (Bluetooth). I can still answer the phone but the conversation is broken up and difficult to make out conversations. I usually just answer the phone but not through the Bluetooth system. The check engine light and traction control lights have started coming on at the same time when taking longer road trips. This has happened before. Never had it checked out as it typically goes away the next time I start the car. Other than those minor issues, Lexus vehicles are your “forever car”. They are in it for the long haul, which is why they are so expensive new! I recommend buying one with higher miles if you’re on a budget and need something that won’t break the bank. Looking forward to my next one!
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