Is 61,000 miles too many miles on a 2009 lexus IS 250?

Asked by jsimon84 Aug 18, 2015 at 01:48 PM about the 2009 Lexus IS 250 RWD

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Thats about right for the year of the car, most problems start to occur at 120,000 or so with most model cars, make sure you can your oil consistently which is very important. Im a 4,000 mile oil changer...also check all your fuild and gollow the manufacturer maintenance schedule.

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61,000 miles on a 2009 would be considered low miles. If it has been maintained properly it will be good for many more years. Follow the recommended maintenance intervals as listed in the owner's manual.

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I'm thinking about buying a 105000 miles IS 250 lexus. Just wondering is that too many miles to purchased. Car was driven in warmer states.

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That is a lot of miles. Unless you only drive few miles each year you should buy a lower mile car.

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