Reggie

Why would you want to put a bug deflector on a truck? I haul horses with my LEXUS TRUCK, and the windshield makes a great bug deflector.

Why would you want to put a bug defelector on a truck? I haul horses with my LEXUS TRUCK, and the windshield makes a great bug deflector.

I have been through about a half-dozen tanks of fuel since buying the GX. In town commuting and highway cruising I cannot tell the difference between regular and hi-test. It's when I hook up the 5,000# trailer that premium gas seems to be important.

Of course it drives like a truck. That is what it is. For a truck it's awsomely smooth. Why did you buy it if you wanted a limosine?

It is there, just atttached to another wiring harness and located above it. It took me about two hours on my back to finally discover it. Once there, the harness connected to the electric brake control without any problems. I've been towing a two-horse trailer (horses included) twice a week for the past month. Great around the farm and two lane destinations at 55 mph, but a bit strained on the interstate at 65-75 mph - a lot of downshifting. I bought the GX to replace two vehicles - a commuter BMW, and a horse hauler Suburban 454. Time will tell whether I made a good decision.