2025 Lexus LX 700h Overtrail for sale

[Webbcorp]

We are selling our 2025 Lexus LX 700h Overtrail with 4,800 miles. It comes with Mark Levinson sound, cross bars factory installed (not on vehicle now), coolbox, OEM tow hitch (never used), OEM blacked out lettering, and all original unused accessories like the OEM first aid kit and charging cable kit. The 3rd row was professionally removed and I can have it professionally re installed to OEM if desired. Perfect condition to my knowledge. Fortunately for you and unfortunately for me the tires have never touched dirt. I am the only driver and have only driven it on dry pavement on sunny afternoons. It has only been in the rain once and that was for a short time. It's always garaged. Will be placing it for auction however prior to doing that wanted to see if anyone on the forum was interested. Let me know if you have any questions. Asking $106,000.

 

[El Chorizo62]

GLWS!

 

[A.J.August]

What color is the interior?

 

[CRBRSLX]

I traded my 2025 LX700h OVERTRAIL at over 5 months and approximately 5,500 miles. Just didn’t like it as much as I thought I would. Actually went back to Toyota and picked up a 1794 Edition. Good luck the depreciation is substantial.

 

[El Chorizo62]

I traded my 2025 LX700h OVERTRAIL at over 5 months and approximately 5,500 miles. Just didn’t like it as much as I thought I would. Actually went back to Toyota and picked up a 1794 Edition. Good luck the depreciation is substantial.

You would think it wouldn't be too bad since there are dealers still getting over MSRP for these things

 

[pnw_guy]

Beautiful color, and I hope you get a decent offer.

I've been testing the market myself, and the best offer from a dealership on a straight purchase is $103k. I was hoping for more, around $105-$110k....

GLWS!

 

[El Chorizo62]

Beautiful color, and I hope you get a decent offer.

I've been testing the market myself, and the best offer from a dealership on a straight purchase is $103k. I was hoping for more, around $105-$110k....

GLWS!

'Between $103k and $105k isn't a huge difference. That's a couple months of "payments" and depreciation... I don't know if I'd squabble over that.

Plus, at least in my state, if you sell it outright you won't get the tax benefits of a trade in. I'd lose more selling it for $105k to a private party than I would losing $2k trading it in and saving on the trade in credits being removed from the purchase price of the new vehicle. $103k is like $3k in tax savings anyway.... at least in TX. Probably more in CA.