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I had smelled gas in the past, they checked it and said everything was ok, but then decided they don't want me driving it around.

They didn't have the parts... Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. is recalling approximately 423,000 Lexus vehicles, including the 2006-'11 Lexus GS, to fix faulty fuel delivery pipes that could leak and pose a fire risk. | October 15, 2014 | Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc.

I bought it certified used, but the one time I looked at it. it had no lexus logo, didn't seem original.

Thanks Paul. I am guessing it was sitting idle for about 10 weeks. When I went in January it was in the same parking spot with the battery dead. The alarm made a few sounds when I went to open it.

I had my vehicle at the dealership from Oct - February for the warranty repair. They did not have the part ready so they had me in a loaner. When I stopped by in January I noticed my car battery was dead and asked them to jump it and to turn it on weekly. They gave it back to me 2 weeks later. I noticed the next day that the car took a few extra seconds to start and just thought it was the brutally cold weather. As it has gotten warmer the past two weeks, I noticed the car still takes a few extra turns before it starts up. Would it be the dealerships responsibility to replace my battery if it was dying? If not, does CPO cover the battery? Thanks!