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LexBob2

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LexBob2 last won the day on August 12 2014

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    2010 ES 350
  • Lexus Year
    2010
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    Illinois (IL)

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  1. It does sound like the car might be getting to that point where you have to make the call as to whether or not to keep putting more and more money into it or make a change sooner than expected. Personally, I'd move on before too many more expenses.
  2. If you have a problem with the AC I guess it's better it's too cold vs. not cold enough. Maybe you could talk to someone at the dealership to see if there is a way to dial it back to a more comfortable level.
  3. Where is the post. Would like to see the pics.
  4. I don't know about wear and tear on the transmission, but the old saying goes "it's cheaper to replace brakes than transmissions. Hopefully someone will weigh in on your question.
  5. Congratulations on the new X3. Also, a quote from a Beatles song - Nice touch, :)
  6. Yeesh, that looks terrible...
  7. Good luck with your test drive. Let us know how it goes.
  8. Funny you should mention the 328i. We have one, our first BMW. So far so good, but we don't usually keep cars much beyond the factory warranty period.
  9. It might be a good idea to set it up in advance, and make the trip to the Lexus dealer for an extended test drive. You'll probably find A LOT of differences, both good and not so good (maybe) between your 2002 and the 2015. Different engine, transmission, driving characteristics, new technology and amenities. Almost too many to summarize here. The reliability will most likely be there but a lot has changed in the 13 years. As you indicated, $49k is probably a stretch for a 335i or a C400. The 328i and C Class with the 2.0t are probably doable.
  10. Reserve fuel to help assure drivers don't actually run out and get stranded? Also, the fuel pump is in the tank and needs gas for cooling.
  11. Will the refreshed model be produced in the Kentucky plant?
  12. Are these run flat tires? If so, they will ride harder than conventional tires. If ride is a top priority, run flats are not the way to go. We have them on a BMW and they are fine for us, but many drivers don't like them.
  13. Hi LEX-SV. I still check CL now and then but no longer own a Lexus so don't have much to contribute.
  14. I believe the current gen was launched as a 2013.
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