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Wife and kids ok, thanks. I've done some searching and have found sporadic reports of similar occurrences across a range of vehicles. The best explanation I've seen is that sometimes the glass isn't properly annealed which could lead to weakness. It does appear to be rare. Since it is rare, Lexus doesn't really have a policy. They have been politely questioning my wife with an apparent tendency to assume something broke the window- that it didn't break on its own. My wife is adamant that she neither saw or heard anything hit the window. We'll see if they cover it.

Have a 2012 ct200h. One month old. Wife was heading east on Hwy 101 around Camarillo, CA driving 50mph beginning slight uphill climb. Weather was raining, windy, mid 50's. She was in far right lane in light-to-moderate traffic. Drivers side window "exploded" for no apparent reason. No impact sound, no object seen or found. Have looked around the web and have seen a number of postings where this has occurred, on various vehicles. Description is very similar with the "exploding" sound. Could this be a faulty piece of glass? There were some larger fragments, not just the glass pebbles normally seen with broken auto glass. Any info will be appreciated.