Used Lexus ES 330 for Sale

This car has been very reliable. It's our family car, and we use it every day without any problems. As long as you keep the oil changes and basic maintenance needs done, this car will last you a long time. I have plenty of room for my car seat and other backseat passengers. The truck can hold at least 4 storage bins without blocking the rear view. It has so many features like heated seats, and you can start it using the key button. We travel along the coast with no problems. The gas mileage isn't bad either. If I could change one thing about the car, it would be the radio, it doesn't have an AUX port. Overall, if you want a spacious SUV with great quality, this is the car for you.

The quality is exceptional and it rides like no other. I have owned several other luxury vehicles and I can truly say without hesitation that Lexus takes the cake! The car has been very reliable, I have owned it for over a decade and have not had to do any major maintenance at all. The fuel economy is okay (around 29 mpg and still doing very close to that after all of these years later), but what sets the Lexus apart is the smooth handling and the comfortably of the ride. Sometimes when my wife takes the car on her commute (which is an hour one way) she talks about how she barely even noticed that she is driving because the car seems to glide. The trunk space is ample. We have taken several trips and moved a couple of times since owning the vehicle and we have been surprised at just how much we can fit into the truck each time. I remember one time we put four full-sized suitcases in it at one time. Overall, I would HIGHLY recommend this car to anyone thinking about purchasing a luxury vehicle because in my opinion, you can beat a Lexus!

When it was new, critics praised the 2010 ES 350 for its high-quality interior and graceful suspension. It probably won’t appeal to driving enthusiasts, but anyone seeking a car that coddles its occupants need not look any further. The ES received some minor interior and exterior updates for 2010, including revised styling, interior trim and updated technology. The front-wheel drive ES 350 is powered by a 272-horsepower V6 engine. Although the ES isn’t a performance car, most critics said it does feel fairly quick, and noted the smoothness of its powertrain. The Lexus ES earns a fuel economy rating of 19/27 mpg city/highway, which is about average for the class. In its trunk, the ES can carry up to 14.8 cubic feet of cargo, which is fairly good. Inside, the ES drew rave reviews for its use of premium materials, good fit and finish and isolation from outside noise and road imperfections. Critics said the standard leather seats are very comfortable and that front and rear passengers have plenty of legroom. The base ES 350 also comes better equipped than most of its rivals. Standard features include a power sunroof, power-adjustable front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, push-button start, Bluetooth, satellite radio and an eight-speaker stereo with a USB port. Major options when it was new included a power rear sunshade, Mark Levinson stereo, backup camera, parking sensors and panoramic sunroof. Adaptive cruise control and a bevy of other safety features are also available. If you can do without the Lexus badge and want to save some money, you might want to consider a fully-loaded 2010 Toyota Camry, which the ES 350 is based on.