Is an ls 400 with 137k for $5500 a good deal? What about

Get a 3k civic

>>17229892
Can't find one near me. Best bet is a Ford Taurus for 3200. I got like 10k to play with but am only trying to spend half on the vehicle with the rest as savings for future maintanence

>>17229932
Then get e39

>>17229932
perfect !!
RX7 is perfect car for you then.
spend 3k on rx8 or 7, they both suck anyway.
7k for engine rebuild

>>17229873
Replace the head studs on the N* and it'll be good to go, and it's much faster than the LS.

>>17229873
No they are £500-£1500 depending on condition with that sort o mileage. It's a tasteless Toyota that deprecated like a stone because it's blander than a beige bagel.

THat too much for that cadillac. It looks nice, but you could talk them down to $3,800. The book is only around $4,200. But make sure to drive it and make sure you dont hear a ticking sound in the engine. You could probably use youtube to hear what a bad exhaust manifold sounds like.

my bad, the book is $5,400. But either way tell em 4k cash money. They'll take it. Cadillacs are made well.

>>17229873
where's the ls400?

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OP here.
Found an 94 E320 listed at $3900 and talked him down to 3.

Odometer at 101k.

You in southern Oregon, mang?

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>>17229873
if it is a one or two owner car who kept it garaged and fully maintained, then buy the lexus. If it has had multiple owners who just drove it and treated it like a corolla commuter car, then it is a bit too much IMO. If it isn't in very good condition, talk seller down under $4500 then get it.

Don't buy the Cadillac. Those are pure shit.

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>>17232900
Get the lexus dummy