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This is the second Lexus I have owned and it is truly a pleasure to drive. As part of being a luxury vehicle, the quietness is greatly appreciated as one can speak in a low tone and your passengers can easily hear the conversation. It is obvious that there has been a great deal of thought that went into engineering the Lexus LX 470. This SUV is truly a luxury SUV. It is rugged and ready to accept the challenges, yet it is graceful, comfortable, and powerful.One can bid with confidence as this vehicle comes with a bumper to bumper extended warranty. The remaining time is about 40 months or 42,000 miles with a $200.00 deductible. It covers just about everything except routine maintenance. This SUV has a Mark Levinson sound system that envelopes the listener with a sound that makes you feel you are there at a live concert. One real nice feature is a particular setting for the windshield wipers. Somehow, the wipers work when there is water on the windshield and hesitate when there is no water present. That is a real nice feature as one does not have to continue to adjust the wiper speed! Another great feature is the Lexus Link. The service is optional, but it can be a lifesaver. You can lock yourself out of the car. Just a simple phone call and your Lexus can be unlocked remotely. If you are involved in a serious accident, your Lexus can sense the deployment of an airbag and send you help right away! Again, as I mentioned, this is just another example of excellence, excellence that you can expect in every aspect of this SUV!!

There may be a record that this vehicle has been in a minor accident. My wife was stopped and a traffic light and she drifted just a couple of feet and bumped the car in front of her. There was no damage to the Lexus, but just a bent front license plate. It was a poor case of someone wanting to see what they can get from our insurance company.

One thing I do not understand and that is how feedback is tallied. I have had over 100 transactions. 99 of them have been positive. One negative piece of feedback from an individual that expected a 60 year old vehicle to be basically new effected my great record of transactions. Please do not judge me on that single piece of feedback. I take these things very seriously!

Good Luck in your efforts in acquiring this luxury SUV!

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Calgary Airport converts handicap parking to Lexus-only stalls

Wed, Aug 23 2017

At the YYC Calgary International Airport, travelers found that the usual accessible parking spots (referred to handicap or disability parking here in the U.S.) near the doors had been painted over, no longer saved for the people who need them. Instead, they were reserved for Lexus drivers as part of a marketing campaign. Understandably, the airport received a complaint after a family with access needs entered the short-parking area to find the Lexus logos painted where the accessible parking had been, as CBC News reports. The airport had sold the spaces to Lexus as a way to generate revenue as part of a marketing campaign. Even worse, YYC hadn't replaced the accessible spaces yet, though Calgary Airport Authority spokesperson Jody Moseley told CBC News the airport was in the process of moving them when it started to draw attention. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. The story ends well, however: The Calgary Airport Authority is converting the Lexus spaces back to accessible parking, and said in a statement of apology that the new accessible stalls meant to replace the original ones will also remain in place, so it's a net gain for disabled travelers. YYC also apologized to Lexus Canada, which it says "did not play a role in selecting, and was not aware of, the locations for the campaign." Lexus issued its own apology, saying it would "more carefully scrutinize the details of these types of marketing campaigns" in the future. Related Video: News Source: CBC News via JalopnikImage Credit: Geography Photos/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Government/Legal Lexus Luxury parking disabilities airport handicapped accessibility airport parking

2013 Lexus LS 600h L

Wed, 15 May 2013

I have spent the last seven days driving the Starfire Pearl (read: white) 2013 Lexus LS 600h L you see here. And after roughly 500 miles of errand-running, highway-cruising, commuting and people-schlepping, I can safely say this: I don't get it.
The LS hybrid is a nice car. It's comfortable, has every amenity you'd ever want in a luxury boat, and with its freshened appearance for 2013, it looks modern, integrating the company's new spindle grille into an overall package that's elegant. None of this is bad news. But let me explain why I still cannot wrap my head around the overall LS 600h L package:
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What to do if the infotainment in your Lexus isn't working

Wed, Jun 8 2016

According to Toyota, "errant data from our traffic and weather data service provider" caused the infotainment systems in 2014-2016 Lexus vehicles and the 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser to go into some sort of endless reboot loop. The video above shows what that looks like, in case you're interested. Obviously, it's not good – the malfunction means the audio systems, navigation and climate control systems aren't working properly, and that the hands-free mobile phone function won't work. Apparently, some owners were able to manually fix their cars by disconnecting the battery cables for 10 minutes, which forces the car's computer systems to restart. But Toyota isn't officially suggesting that people take that action. Instead, "Toyota and Lexus owners experiencing these issues should visit their dealer for a complimentary system reset and a confirmation of the system," the automaker said in a statement. It's worth noting that issues with the usability of modern infotainment systems have caused customer satisfaction scores to drop. Lexus, though, has been mostly immune to such complaints, having come in first place in J.D. Power's most recent Vehicle Dependability study. Not that you should automatically trust those findings, anyway... Related Video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. News Source: Lexus via Twitter Lexus Toyota Auto Repair Ownership Technology Infotainment

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