These cars are luxurious and super reliable. You can't go wrong with a Lexus ES.

My 2003 es300 has been great since I’ve had it. No complaints

I have a older friend, who was looking for a car so I went to do test drives for him, and the ride on these is heavenly, the mirrors even tilt down when you put the car in reverse… Wanted to buy this car myself

I still see so many of that generation on the road today. That goes to show you how well those cars were made

Timeless design

03 ES300 owner here. Just hit 280K miles and still running strong. Hell, oil still looks pretty clean after 3K miles. This is hands downl the most reliable car I’ve ever owned or even driven. More reliable than any friend or family members’ cars… regular maintenance is the key. Having a garage to park in most of its life doesn’t hurt much either 😉

The silver model with black interior, which I own, will never go out of style. Also last ES with amazing interior quality.

I got me an ‘02 ES300 with 134k miles, as well an ‘02 LS430 with 65k miles. They’re a joy to drive, I love them both equally.

I have one and it is the best decision I've ever made as far as buying a used car. I love it.

4th Gen ES from 02-06 is the best Gen ever. 2nd to the LS430. Bought my one owner in April 2021 w 160k miles. Now have 179k miles and it’s a quiet as new. No creaks or rattles. Level of quality and craftsmanship is unparalleled. Within the first two years I did have to replace some original OEM parts. Timing belt, valve cover gasket and water pump all Replaced at 88K miles. Original owner had all service done at a Lexus dealership.

Anybody else amazed by the composure under braking? Lots of dive, yes, but then the car settles back, and...that's it. No back and forth, no up and down, just one wave of response, then back to level. Very impressive damping.

Here in 2024, I have an 03 ES300 with 205xxx miles. And for a 21 year old car with over 200k. It's still buttery smooth and well assembled. This car is so good I really don't want to upgrade

Relentless pursuit of perfection

My 2005 Lexus es has 279k miles still going strong

my 02 es300 still drives great, even 290k miles on odo 😂😂 lexus/toyota has no joke! they last forever

preferred the looks of the previous generation

22 years old now 🥂

Great car, this was true entry level luxury where it was dead quiet inside with the smooth Toyota V6.

The best Buick GM never built. This car was and still is unbeatable at its intended purpose.

The perfect grandma car. Reliable luxury at its best!

had one of these and by god it was nice to drive. Comfort above all else and the interior quality was pretty good.

Even though it's based on the Toyota Camry, and I❤ em, solid and long lasting.

Own 06 es love it

Im mulling over the 330 used, as well as a later es350... hoping to sell my new corolla for one of these!

Two years ago I fell into some extra cash. I was planning on selling my current car a just pay cash for an older vehicle for the time being. Test drove two different model years of this generation at two different Stealerships 2005 & 2006. Both were nice but both had overhead during my Test drive. I did read some model years having that issue . Have a extra co worker of mine that still owns hers and has never had any major issues. My favorites generation of the ES are the 1992, 1997 and brand new 2020.

This was my wife's first car used back in 2008. We still have it as a daily driver - it is insanely reliable and comfortable

The model before this was much better looking

Can you do a video of the 2006 Toyota Avalon XLS

SCOTTY COME THRU

Thanks

The exterior is...... Alright. The interior.... NEAR PERFECTION. Simple clean timeless design in the interior.

Hey it’s my car

I love mine ❤️❤️✊🏾

amazing

😂😂the way i drive this car is like a nascar driver n it’s still running smoothly n nice

❤

Good car, an expensive, fancy Toyota Camry.

It’s a Camry based Lexus

Everyone talks about how great and reliable these cars are, but what I can't find out is how are these cars in the snow??? No one ever talks about the FWD Camry, Avalon, ES models and how they perform in the snow with all season tires.

I think the previous and after generations were better looking, but i see these every day here in the Northeast where winter and salt kills cars. These are tanks.

Crank out videos quick than anyone elses

My car lol

Wow doesn't sound like their best version.

Lexus

Dude, you stole my car...

Most boring car I've ever driven