Used 1993 Lexus SC for Sale near California

I have the 1jzgte swap in there with a t67 turbo. Overall the car is amazing. Gas mileage is horrible, but it is making 400 whp. It's heavy but still is a blast to drive and smokes anyone on the highway. Sleeper forever. No repairs needed except for interior pieces that are cracking. It really is the luxury supra.

I bought my sc300 a week ago for under 5k, with only 140k miles. These cars do have problems, and that happens, on mine the speedo LEDs have failed, the door handle was broken, the passenger window barely rolls up, and the auto trans sticks sometimes shifting out of park. Some of those have been solved now, for a somewhat pricey amount, but beyond all its blemishes, this is the best car Ive ever owned. The 2jz roars just right, it corners tightish, the brakes are firm. You point it where you want it to go and she flies. This car is everything Ive dreamed of and more. I cannot recommend it more.

I own a 1993 Lexus SC400 and it is superb. Quality construction, great sports car feel, reliable and great ride. I have invested money in replacing parts that wear out rather than buy a new car. It is more cost effective, knowing this car will function at the highest level with proper maintenance. The transmission and engine run indefinitely with proper oil change maintenance. It is a pleasure to own. Has 305000 miles on my vehicle.

Everyone who knows me knows I love this car. Acceleration is quick and with the coilovers and sway bars it handles like it's on rails. Has a few interior squeaks and things need repair, but it is 15 years old and any car will with that long of a life. With almost 200k miles, it will still last another 100k - 200k miles with the right maintenance. Some chasis parts are interchangeable with the 93+ Toyota Supra.

I bought this car off of E Bay Auto's because of the area I lived. You simply could not find one. Additionally, I wanted a car driven in the south secondary to salt/rust ratio. Well, when I got it: buyer beware. It had been in a front end collision, and repaired cosmetically. I "invested" about 2000.00 replacing the water heater, timing belt etc. It had about 100,000 miles. Got it back from the backyard repair man and I have placed 35,000 more miles with only simple maintenance. I placed higher grade brake pads and new tires. Now, I was a Corvette owner (c4-c5) models and found them to be fast and the last one a 99, was an absolute perfect piece of speed and great handling. The Lexus 400 SC is not that, it is a work of art body wise, with a beautiful but typical Lexus interior that has held up well. Space is at a premium however and only one cup holder! Everything works well, except for the CD 12 disk unit. This auto has held up with my relatively hard driving extremely well. If you get a chance to buy one (less than 500 were imported to the US in 93) do so. You will enjoy it, have to do some amount of work no doubt, but no one on the road will have one. And yes, the stereo is great.