is that price way too much for a 2000 with 103,236 miles and it has 18inch rims that might be the reason the price is high
im thinking about buying it but what should l try to get the price down to?

wow 14,885? LMAO
do not be stupid. i've seen that car at DEALERS for no more than 9,000. for 14,000+ you can get a brand new car. just look up the kelly blue book.. old a.ss car for almost 15k?
u can get a bmw x5 same year with around 80,000 miles for 12,000
do ur research man.. kellyblue book, craigslist.. do NOT overpay for that old a.ss car.

hes asking wayyyyyyy wayyy too much mileage is too high price should be around 9-10k

That price is way too high. If it had 50,000 less miles, then the price would be alright. Try to get it down to $10,000- $11,000. l do not think you want 18 inch wheels, they ride really rough. l would get 17 inch.

that seems a little high. It probably still would not break (ie engine/transmission) but the thing about older luxury cars is all the technology in them - which could prove problematic. Alas, if you get a good price you'd have some buffer to cover these expenses as they come up, but you should be aware nevertheless.

Note: toyotas at this mileage will require the usual repairs: timing belt - exhaust, brakes, etc which are not inexpensive

Book is about $12000 or so. That is a fair private party value. The rims in my opinion add precisely zero to the value. Request the old original rims if it is a private party sale.

that is way over priced. the going rate for 2000 GS300 is should be 8-10K depending on condition.

No. Offer maybe 6.5 grand, or forget it. New rims do not affect the price too much

The price is just a little to high. The estimated retail value for that car with the mileage should is $12,500. That price is only the car is in great condition on the inside & outside, & does not have many scratches or tears in the leather. Lexus' r great cars & r very reliable so l doubt that u will be able to get the price down to a lot less than $12,500.

Go to kellybluebook.com & put in the model of the car the mileage & the features that r inside of it, & print the sheet with the estimated value of it & bring it to the person selling it. This way u have proof of what the car is actually worth. For that car $14,885 is to much & u should definitely try to bring the price down.

thats an old lexus, should be less than 10K for sure, check Keley Blue Book, are you naive or what??