1996 Lexus LS

LS400 Sedan

4.0L 3969CC V8 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

JT8BH22F4T0042091

Clear

Gasoline

- 102,356 total miles - 15,266 miles on front brakes - 11,530 miles on tires Yokohama AVID Ascend- 11,530 miles since complete 90K tune-up- 1,042 miles on suspension (air shocks completely replaced with Strutmasters kit) Strutmasters LS400 Kit- 1,042 miles on both catalytic converters- 959 miles on rear brakes and parking brake- 765 miles on front control arms- Y-pipe exhaust component repaired in 6/2014 due to leak- New battery- New alternator included in unopened box (originally thought I needed to replace) - New oil pan and gasket- Driver's side rear wheel well repainted in 2013 due to small rust bubbles. 90% work completed at yelp rated 5-star mechanic who specializes in Toyota/Honda vehicles.Car Zone, Cambridge, MA- Engine/Transmission run like new- Clear title- Viper 5501 Car starter/Alarm installed (top of the line in 2010)- Pioneer FH-X700BT Stereo installed (I still have the original Nakamichi head unit with stuck cassette inside)- 300 watt Infinity Amp/JL Audio Subwoofer included (hasn't worked since new stereo installed. Could be simple fix)- 700 watt AC adapter installed in passenger space. Good for charging laptops/cell phones.16 scanned receipts of mechanical work and the original window sticker can be found in the link below:LS400 Documents Click About at the top for photos. Click below for a 1 hour detailed video of the car including walk around, start up, and test drive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=324BV2rvrvk&feature=youtu.be Unfixed Problems/Issues:Heated seats - fuse is good but heating elements are bad. Never worked in 5 years of ownership.Horn - works only with tilt wheel in upwards direction (possibly pinching a cable or something)Tilt wheel - motor is weak. Will eventually need replacement.Loose seat belt tension I've owned this LS400 since April 2009. I am the second owner of this car. The first owner had this for 13 years. It is a superbly built and faithful car I love so much that I ended buying a 2006 LS430 which I currently drive. I've had 2 issues that left me stranded in 5 years. One was a dead battery, and the other a stuck parking brake. Both have recently replaced. The air shocks have been replaced with high quality struts. The ride is very soft, and provides high confidence around tight corners. I purchased Yokohama tires based on their reputation for quietness and longevity. I had one minor dent on the front bumper, driver's side turn signal. Less than 5mph impact. You can see it in the photos and video I posted.Since I have no need for 2 cars, I am reluctantly putting my LS400 up for sale.