is $8,650 a good deal for a used 1999 LEXUS LS 400 w/ 132,900k on it?

Asked by jenj Sep 07, 2012 at 12:31 PM about the 1999 Lexus LS

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Rubie answered 11 years ago

Probably not. I'm selling my 1999 Cadillac Eldorado with clean body and under 26,000 miles for the book value of $8326. It all depends on if you want that car.

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rhymeswithblonde answered 11 years ago

Not true. Lexus holds it's value better than Acura and FAR better than Cadillac. If you're looking for a good investment and resell value, get the Lexus LS/GS/RX . Older models are better, too. THey're made more solid and hold their value better. LS400 / 430 is THE BEST. My girlfriend's 1993 has 135K and is still worth $5,000 - check kbb

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