Financial consultant detailing his 5-year, 60,000-mile ownership review of a 2008 Lexus LS 460, including maintenance costs, reliability, brake actuator failure, depreciation, and real-world cost of ownership.This long-term Lexus LS 460 review covers repairs, tires, brakes, common problems, and whether buying a used or salvage-title LS 460 is worth it.0:00 Intro – 5 Years With My Lexus LS 4601:36 What Reliability Really Means (Lexus LS 460)5:13 Stop Acting Rich & Buying Used Luxury Cars8:15 Was I Chasing Status? Luxury Car Psychology12:49 Vehicle History Report & Salvage Title Check14:25 Test Driving a Used Lexus LS 46017:58 What is Unique About MY Car's Build19:58 2020–21 Reset Year (Major Maintenance)29:20 2021–22 Stability & Routine Maintenance30:42 2022–23 Preventive Maintenance (Transmission & Suspension)32:45 2023–24 Optimization & Michelin Tires35:00 2024–25 Low-Cost Ownership Phase35:28 2025–26 Brake Actuator Failure & Repairs36:24 Year-by-Year Maintenance Cost Breakdown44:20 Best Tires for Lexus LS 460 (Michelin vs Continental)47:51 Lexus LS 460 Brake Pads & Rotors (60k Review)50:18 Gas Cap ($10) — Restoring Lost Performance54:16 Lexus LS 460 Brake Actuator Failure ($4,500 Repair)56:42 Should You Fix or Sell After a Big Repair?1:07:45 Does Owning an LS 460 Make Financial Sense?