These cars tend to leak oil at the head gasket... easy job it seems. Make sure all the liquids are changed every 4 years including coolant to prevent engine "leaks".
I don't see the point of this video, it started out like you were going to explain something but not gonna lie my dude this is a hella random video with no point really
I drive a used 2008 Toyota Camry LE with a moonroof. I’d wonder how you’d like it compared to this Lexus. Both are Toyota literally lol, I just his 170,000 miles, bought it at 124,001 miles Jan 2020.
Why is everyone hating on him? I get why he wouldnt want a different screen, if i had yhr cash i wouldnt want it either, and i have not been rich enough to afford a car with reverse cameras so i always do things manually 😁
IS 350 i would say is good daily driver car, definitely has alot of aftermarket parts for that year model. This has a very reliable v6 engine the 2gr-fse and it is NA (naturally aspirated) so it will hold up for a very long time. The nice part of that year model is that its awd which is really nice in northern states. As long as you keep up with your maintenance you good. I own a 2020 Toyota Avalon TRD bought it at 24k and now at 28k miles, same engine but its more of an updated version, 2gr-fks. Love the avalon trd and my car is more discrete because of how rare of a find it is and they don't make it anymore so i break everyone's neck lol. I will say if you really pushing for Scatpack, its a nice v8 but it has some cons to it, you become a cop magnet, car can easily get stolen more nowadays, gas guzzler, and everyone will try to race you lol. I believe an alternative you might like but it will cost a little more than a scatpack is a RC F or IS 500. IS F is a bit rare to find in a good condition but they will be high mileage, GS F is even more rare. Those V8 engines are slept on for its reliability. Basically trade power for reliability but can still have fun with the engine sounds. Something you can look into for V8s. Not trying to steer you away from a scatpack but of course test drive them first, its all about how comfortable you are to driving a car or purpose of using that car.
Yo thank you for this! I didn't even know the GS F was a thing. I definitely want an isf but it's such a niche car. I need to find a car that'll be fun and people will enjoy the content. The car would be for you guys
