Larry_A

I don't care for the new dash look, at all. I really don't like all the chrome-looking trim. I don't want my dash to "stand out" I think it looks more plastic that way. It's what really drove me away from the Toyota Camry Hybrid in 2007. I couldn't stand that chrome-greenish look. The dash look for '10 is whats going to drive me away from purchasing a new ES350 on my next car. I do like the wood trim below the glove box though. As for the exterior, I dont think they've done anything notable. I mean, it's been 3 years, for God's sake. Quit trying to keep up with the others. Start being a leader, for a change. When I bought my '07 ES350, its what I liked the best, of what was available. If I was in the market today, I'd go elsewhere. I have driven a loaner RX and they have made great strides on the new model. I may have to go that route next purchase. My service is awesome, but the design guys gotta earn their pay better.

Auto, Non-Auto, It doesn't matter.

My '07 ES350 already has 49,000+ miles on them. I have replaced tires twice. I was very disappointed to have to replace tires @24,000mi and again @41,000mi. I never had a Lexus before, so I didn't know what to expect, so I wont badmouth (Continental) My current tires are the BOMB. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S My squealing around corners stopped My wheel hop stopped Excellent Ride When I accelerate, my car does not pull to the left anymore (THANK GOD) 50/60k mileage warranty, for what its worth. I dont know exact price paid, because I was given a proration on my 2nd set of tires. But I'm a definate beilever in these tires. If you have an 'Americas Tire' store, they will let you try tires for 30 days,

I cant seem to keep my on-dash button from changing to 'fresh air'. I like it to recirculate instead, expecially when i'm driving behind city buses