Low Mileage Low Tax Band Rx300 Or 350 Wanted

[willydoit]

Hi all, due to the need for something with larger carrying capacity I am looking to compliment our existing Sc430 with a low mileage low tax band rx300 or 350. Must be well cared for and maintained, appreciate that these are a working vehicle but it will be to replace an existing Ls400 with 55k i will be selling shortly and I would like to keep it in as near perfect condition as I can so am looking for something with no damage or excessive wear and tear.

Darker colour would be preferred with sat nav and working tailgate. I am in East Yorkshire area and dont want to travel too far as have already clocked up time and miles looking at vehicles which have not been as advertised such as the one advertised as excellent condition, well maintained with good tyres to find it had warning lights on dash, rip in trim, bodywork damage, peeling paint, no service by last owner and bald tyres. You know the sort of thing, this is not what I am looking for. Am aware of potentially high bills with these vehicles so good maintenance history is essential.

Appreciate that this may be a needle in a haystack job, but as we now have the SC430 which has replaced the main usage of the LS400 I need to replace my LS400 with something better suited to our outstanding needs.

Thanks in advance.

[ColinBarber]

What is a low tax band to you? The early series II RX300s have tax around £300 per year. By the time the 350 came out, even thought the CO2 is slightly lower the tax was ramped up to around £500 per year. The only, relatively, low tax bracket RXs are the hybrids.

[willydoit]

What is a low tax band to you? The early series II RX300s have tax around £300 per year. By the time the 350 came out, even thought the CO2 is slightly lower the tax was ramped up to around £500 per year. The only, relatively, low tax bracket RXs are the hybrids.

Hi, it was the £300 per year I was referring to as rhe lower tax band, I dont want to be paying another 10.00 per week just to park it on the drive, am already paying around 800 per year for 2 cars and doing only around 6k miles per year in total so wanting to keep the road tax cost down and to bump it to around £1100 a year for that amount of mileage isn't sensible in my book.