Comments by "Stephen DiBari" (@stephendibari5010) on "Supply Chain Impact On The Car Repair Industry. Everything you need to know and be careful of!" video.

@Jeff.78 I bought mine last April from the original owner w 160k miles. Most all work done at Lexus dealership as per Lexus owners website. Timing belt, water pump and valve cover gasket all replaced at 88k mikes. It’s in near excellent condition. Certainly keeping it for 10 plus years! I’m retiring in 5 years and and I’ll be treating my self and buying a well maintained excellent condition one owner Lexus RC 350 F sport RWD or RCF Can’t go wrong with a Tacoma. My cousin is on his 3rd ES. They last well over 300k miles if well maintained like most all Toyota /Lexus products.
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Yes my 2002 Lexus ES 300 is amazing. At 168k miles It has plenty of life left!
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@Jeff.78 yes 🙌. Last summer I had the original alternator replaced and just 2 days ago I had the original starter replaced both with GENCO. it’s a testament to the quality of Toyota/Lexus. 20 years old, not a creak or rattle. Solid and tight. Everything still works like new. Easy can get 300k miles. I’m very up on maintenance and synthetic oil changes.
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Thanks to SLEEPY JOE. FJB. Highest inflation in over 40 years! He attacked the fossil fuel industry since day one. And if you weren’t paying attention he proposed it during his debates. 81 million votes?! Probably 20 million were dead people. Rigged elections have severe consequences
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@Jeff.78 I was considering a mustang GT 5.0 as a retirement gift but they’re not as reliable and trouble free as a Lexus. My other options will be a 2002-04 C5 or 2012-13 C6 both manual. Either one I will find a one owner (maybe 2) well maintained low mileage car. Right now the RC350 FSport RWD is #1 on my list
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