1999 Lexus LX 470 Base

The LX 470 is Lexus's full-size luxury SUV, the one that shares its bones with the Land Cruiser and competes with the Range Rover and Escalade. Inside, the cabin is trimmed in wood and leather, and it seats eight with a third row that folds flat into the floor. This generation of LX is known for being nearly indestructible, with many examples still on the road well past 200,000 miles. The LX 470 came as a single fully-loaded trim, so you get the same 4.7L V8, full-time four-wheel drive, and leather interior whether you buy new or used. Its 4.7L V8 makes 230 horsepower and 320 lb-ft of torque, routed through a four-speed automatic and all-wheel drive, which gives it strong low-end grunt for towing or off-road use but returns 13 mpg combined. The standard adjustable-height suspension lets you raise the body for trail clearance or lower it for easier entry, a feature that was rare among SUVs at the time.