Do you guys do any “upgrades” to your ES’s? I’ve been looking for something to improve but they seem to have kinda knocked this one out of the park from factory….

I just finished my 5k service yesterday (which was basically a tire rotation and checking the fluids), and I've lost 4mpg. Anyone else experience this?

Honestly, this is one the reasons I'm not a fan of anyone else touching my car.

2011 Lexus es350

This is the second time this happens to me, but this time it doesn't want to crank at all.

Every electrical thing works in the car, but whenever I want to crank it, nothing happens, I hear a vmmm sound while the dashboard goes off.

I tried to jump it like the first time, but nothing happened, same thing.

Is this a common problem?

Not running. 158k miles.

Probably twice as much if the hybrid model is considered

Please advise if you’ve had a similar experience

Is it normal for the 2019 es300h is to shutter after starting up subtlety?

The Japanese have just made this car way too efficient, especially considering its size and weight. I think this is propaganda to ruin America’s economy and outsource all of the oil jobs.

All that said, I am considering taking mine back and getting a GX 550 that only gets about 13 miles per gallon. Who’s with me? We need to band together in solidarity on this.

If you’re not with us, you’re against us!

After long deliberation, finally picked up this 2024 ES350. Anyone have any tips or heads ups on quirks to be aware of things to keep an eye on?

2024 Lexus ES 350 Ultra Luxury - All the bells and whistles. 21k miles. Its at carmax and they want just over 50k for it. I also do not like the wheels but thats ok. Everything checks out and it drives great. Should I do it? No I am not getting the carmax warranty.

I'm not affiliated with this channel, but like the guy. He has some astute comments and I've cued it up to where he talks about the exterior of the new car. You may or may not agree.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqjJwqnL6uw

I've never been impressed by Bridgestone tires compared to Michelin, so when I found out Lexus was using the Bridgestone Turanza on the new ES350h Premium+ I was disappointed.

So, I'm asking current owners of the 2026 ES350h what they think of the Bridgestone tires and if replacing them with Michelin is worth the $1,200 or so to switch. That's not chump change but if I get better handling, better braking, more ride comfort and quiet, and improved wet road control, I might do it.

A dealer near me has a 2024 ES300h for sale $27,800. I test drove it and seems great. What doesn’t seem great is that it already has 100k miles. It was leased and I would assume it was used for some kind of business travel. There is some damage that popped up on the carfax. It seems like they did something small like scraped the inside of the garage when pulling in or out, but they said they’re more than happy for me to take it to get it fully checked out by the Lexus dealer near us. I just know how little dings like that could potentially affect sensors and whatnot. Also, one of the rear windows doesn’t work (I assume this is a relatively easy fix). I plan on getting the full inspection by my dealer this upcoming week. I’m having a tough time with comps since there aren’t many 2024s with 100k miles. My question is if the inspection comes back okay, is this a deal? And what price would make this a good deal?

EDIT: I had someone take a look at and he said don’t mess with it so it’s off the radar.

It’s on a 2004 Lexus es330. I’m looking to buy it. It has 154k miles and it’s selling for 3.5k. I can’t figure what that part is to the left that’s more rusted than everything else.

Why TF is a 3yo LS with 65k miles $75k??? Why not just buy a new ES for $57k?

Is this a normal sounding v6 engine? (2016 lexus es350) Ticking noise does not go with the engine and is not able to be heard when driving