u/Im_thelittleguy

I'm looking at a RX450h+ w/ 17.5k miles, but noticed that on the carfax it shows 'manufacturer buyback or lemon reported'. According to the dealer:

- Still has bumper to bumper warranty until Oct 2027 (or 50k miles)

- Engine/transmission/drive axles still covered until 2029 (or 70k miles)

"Please note that in March 2025 Toyota Motor Sales USA reacquired this vehicle due to customer complaints in regards to startup issues, a battery issue, and the rear seat indicator light illuminating. Lexus fully resolved this matter under warranty by simply replacing the battery. Regardless, in the interest of customer satisfaction, Lexus agreed to repurchase the vehicle. We have all the documentation from Toyota Motor Sales USA on file."

We submitted our taxes a few months ago, hadn't received our federal refund, then we got a letter asking for more documents. We uploaded all the documents online, but now what? Do we just wait, or will the IRS tell us if they received the documents? It's been a few weeks since we uploaded them and haven't heard anything. When I log onto my account on the IRS website, it just says 'Your 2025 Tax Return Is Not Processed'.

I've been looking at a car for sale, it was recently removed from their site I called and was told it's sold. Now it's up at a neighboring dealership but with a $5k price increase. What's odd is I can see the pricing history on CarGurus and it shows the lower price on the history so I'm guessing it's just an affiliate dealership? All that being said, is that leverage?

My dealer said they have a SFZ-48H-24SR- a 48” Freedom Z with the 24hp Scag motor, in stock at the shop. That unit would be $6849.00

I'm hesitant only because they say it's new and a Scag motor, would prefer a kawasaki, but I don't know much about it and curious if anyone on here does.