It’s a good car but I think the value is less than what I’m paying for

Fantastic SUV but age is showing on the interior dash console with cracks, etc. Also issue with the headlight getting a lot of condensation inside them with a heavy rain or car wash. Lastly - bluetooth only works for phone calls and not streaming music/pod cast which is disappointing.

My RX 350 has the premium luxury package and is fully loaded. It’s incredibly advanced for a 2007. I was looking for a used RX 350 as a car to take in the snow and haul cargo. Every one I saw was badly mistreated; beaten up, worn out, extremely high mileage. Mine is a perfect Neptune Blue Mica serviced every 5000 miles by the same dealer for all these years. Only 75,000 miles now. I think it’s a great deal because I have a car I can keep for at least 200,000 more miles and several more years. The car also holds it’s value because I was surprised that even badly worn and beaten models even older than mine and with higher mileage seem to sell for eight or $9000. I paid about $9500 because mine was the dealership owner’s personal vehicle and he didn’t need it anymore. It has practically every luxury feature you could want including real wood, leather, nav, Bluetooth, but, one thing missing is a feature where the headlights turn on when you unlock the doors with the key fob. I’m shocked this wasn’t an option and yet radar cruise control was for 2007. I’d compare the RX 350 to the Buick Enclave, though slightly smaller. The use of materials seems about the same, the drive, the quietness, the reliability.

Great engine. Superb interior. Flawless quality. Perfect size. Nice finish. Needs nothing.

i have had 2 Lexus RX and they are a smooth comfortable ride and probably one of the most reliable cars on the road still today.