Lexus LS430

Well, Toyota doesn't have an equivalent to the LS in the United States - it's a FR V8 platform. But it's incredibly reliable, and maximum comfy.

>>17678270
Very reliable the LS400 and LS430 were the most reliable cars on the road for every year they were in production. The ls430 is believed to be slightly less reliable and have slightly worse build quality than the over engineered models before it but in no way is it bad. Fantastic cars

>>17678270
If the timing belt brakes, then the engine is destroyed. Party over.

>>17679028
Tons of cars are interference engines nowadays, I don't really see your point. If you're really that worried just get a 97 LS400, not interference

>>17679028
just like on 99% of engines?

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is the 460 not very reliable? I think it looks 50% better than the LS430s

>>17679183
Well I disagree I think it's 400>430>460 but you can tell I think older cars look better. The 460 is very reliable engine wise but will have slightly more electrical gremlins as they age, such is the case with modern cars. And the 460 is definitely not built as well as the 430 and 400. Can't wait for the 500 tho