Does anyone know what a reasonable, average life span is for a Lexus vehicle?

average life is 200,000 miles. l have seem one reach 440,000 miles

2 or 300,000 miles with regular maintenance. Few people keep a car that long though.

l bought my first lexus 1994, it was a used 93 LS400 with 36k miles, l sold it to my cousin when l hit 80k miles. he sold it to his brother in law when he hit 130k, his brother in law gave it to his son in college. now the car has over 300k miles. after 2 accidents, the car has white hood and a black quarter panels but its still running better most cars with 100k miles. mpg is in the low teens though :)

As long as you love a LExus it will love you back and keep running.

The highest mileage on a Lexus I've seen (original engine, original transmission, original everything) was 550,000 miles. But it was also well-taken care of. l would say average is about 300,000 miles. l am not totally 100% sure though, but Lexus' are great cars.

my mom has a 1998 rx-300, and it is still in great quality, and we are passing it on to my sister when she gets her licens in a year because of its great reliabilty. lexus is are great cars in quality, looks, and lots more.

personally l always lease meaning l always have cars for 3 years. l leased the ES300 back in 2002 and it worked perfectly for 3 years without a single problem. so l know for sure for 3 years it is perfect. my cousin has a 2000 GS300 and he has very very minor little problems with it, it drives like it is totally new. In 7 years the worst problem he had with it was the break was not working so good like last year and he realized the breaks were not working and got it fixed.

Lexus quality has been slipping lately. My '99 model Rx300 with just 60K miles (less than 10k miles/year) has had over 8k worth of repairs already - and transmission still leaks oil. Dealership said it was not worth fixing the problem. The warranty does not cover oil leaks.

My next car will not be a Lexus for sure.