Salvage LEXUS GS for Sale

Lexus is Japan's biggest manufacturer of premium cars. It is presented in more than 90 countries and territories worldwide. Since 1989, Lexus proofs that technologically- advanced luxury vehicles can also be very reliable. At the same time, this brand is well-known for impressive exteriors, well-finished interiors, and smooth, reasonably powerful engines.

Lexus GS: short lineup overview

The first-generation Lexus GS was planned to become a more exclusively designed alternative with higher performance than the Lexus ES. The result was the car that launched one of the core models in the Lexus lineup — Lexus GS (1993-1997). These GS were built with a copious level of quality, incredible reliability, luxurious interior, and attention to detail for that time. That played a significant role in establishing Lexus in the U.S.

The second evolution of the Lexus GS commenced in the 1998 model year with a new design. The second-gen GS was loaded with a V-8. The 3.0-liter remained for the GS 300 , with 225 hp and 225 lb-ft, offset by the GS 400's 4.0-liter V-8 with 300 hp and 310 lb-ft. 

The 2001 model year saw a mid-cycle refresh, with the most significant change — 4.3 liters for an extra 15 lb-ft of torque.

The third-gen Lexus GS arrived in 2006, offering an array of V-6 and V-8 engines. The Lexus GS 300 was replaced by the GS 350 in 2007, with a 3.5-liter V-6, 272 hp, and 254 lb-ft. For the first time, the GS lineup was offered with all-wheel drive. One more innovation for the GS family was the third-gen's hybrid GS 450h, adding an electric motor to the V-6 powertrain that resulted in a strong combined figure of 339 hp. Meanwhile, the GS 430 was renewed in 2008 with a 4.6-liter V-8 with 342 hp and 339 lb-ft.

The fourth and last Lexus GS generation was presented in 2012. It was boldly styled, had a sharper driving attitude, and four turbocharged cylinders. Then, the V-8 was changed to V-6s. It featured 306 hp and 277 lb-ft, handled by a six-speed automatic transmission. The hybrid GS 450h is capable of 338 combined hp, and a later GS 200t added a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder rated at 241 hp and 258 lb-ft. 

Of course, we can't pass the Lexus GS F (2016-2020). It was an impressive 5.0-liter V-8, 467 hp, and 389 lb-ft through an eight-speed automatic transmission. The GS F reached 0-60 mph in around 4.4 seconds to a top speed of 168 mph.

Purchasing Lexus GS at the auctions: our services

As your dealer, Auction Auto offers all necessary services from the start of the cooperation. Our clients get professional legal and consultation support. Our team finds individual approaches for each customer.

First, we decide on the budget, needs, and preferences. Then, our brokers start a car search. We skip these steps if our customer has already found the car to purchase. Auction Auto only checks its history, damages, mileage, calculates approximate repair cost, etc. If the client is satisfied with the results of the car report, we proceed to bids. 

Sometimes, there is an opportunity to place pre-bids. If somebody offers a higher price, all interested bidders proceed to a live auction. You can try it in the live sale or use our bidding services. 

When the lot is on, we go to payment and paperwork. Auction Auto arranges transfer to the seaport and then delivery to the destination country. We also assist our customers with customs clearance.

To start cooperating with us, register on our website. This simple procedure begins with the phone number, name, email, address, etc. Besides that, we ask you to provide one of your documents for identity verification. The last step is a security deposit that proves your intentions to buy a Lexus GS for sale .

If you need assistance with registration, contact our team. Our customer support will gladly answer your questions and help you to get down to business.