I?m getting rid of my 2017 Honda Accord with sensing, and I wanted a reliable car for which I could pay cash. Enter the 1995 LS400 with 140,500 miles. When I bought it I knew the dashboard needed replacing as it wouldn?t light up. $464 to replace (had to do it to get odometer to light up and this get it registered). There are a few minor age related things that will require fixing, but the mechanic says the engine and transmission are as if it was when it drove off the dealers lot in 1995. There are no squeaks or creaks, the leather is in perfect condition, no cracks in the dash, the air runs cold, all the luxury items work except for seat warmers work. I?m hoping this isn?t just temporary, but by all accounts I?m feeling secure!

I'm the proud owner of 3 Lexus vehicles a 94,95,and 03 LS430 but for some strange reason I seem to prefer the 95 400 over the others especially the 430 when it comes to ride and smoothness and serinity of the cabin this thing is almost like being inside a tank on a serta mattress feeling very little road noise it's seems to be better insulated from it and it's the only brand I trust when traveling long distances on those lonely highways in the boonies especially seeing so many other brands DOA on the side of the road dead and the angst and disgusted owners it gives me sense of relived mind knowing I made such wise choices in buy these Japanese land yachts that have out lasted and continues run better than a lot of the latest cars on the market today and that they spend more time on the road than in a repair shop and that's good for my wallet any day in.my book !!!

Driving the 1995 Lexus LS400 is like driving no other.I bought my '95 LS400 on May 26th 1998 and still driving it today.It had 39K miles on it when I bought it.The most comfortable car you can drive.I drove mine from mid Ga. to Gadsden,Al and wasn't even tired when I got there.And loved driving it back. I've had some minor problems with it which is normal for having it this long.But over all,I can't complain.My driver window messed up and am having to replace the rack & pinion and power steering pump but the car has about 230K miles on it which is still low miles for a 22 year old car and under average miles.I've had two accidents in it,not serious and the car is still driving. My 2nd accident,I was so lucky and The Good Lord being with me.I almost hit a phone pole and some pine trees when I went off the road.I got choked on my coffee and started coughing then couldn't breathe and almost passed out.My eyes were closed and couldn't open them when I was choking,went off the road and didn't know it 'til I stopped.I barely tapped a tree in front of me.The coffee had gone down my windpipe. That's why the rack has to be replaced and the steering pump.I hit a culvert and did a General Lee up in the air.I have to get the driver window fixed and the power buttons for the windows to work and the locks.But other than that,she's still rolling right on down the hiway.And I don't plan on ever selling her.We've been through a lot together over 19 years. The car did a great job protecting me in both accidents.Both times,my seat belt was in use.On May 13th 2014,I bought another one.A silver 1999 LS400 with 111,383 miles.Now it has only 135K miles.Not bad for a '99.I may be fixin' to buy an 2003 LS430 soon and sell my '99. I've had about 8 or 9 Lexus's since 1997.The only reason I buy a Lexus is not to show off but because of my back injury in the Army in Vietnam('68-'69) and Ft. Campbell,Ky in 1976.The lumbar support in the driver's seat is so awesome and comfortable on my back.The seat is the reason I can drive long distances and not get tired.The best car that has ever been made in my opinion.The engine and transmission is second to none.