mehulpatel_00

Totally agree with all the comments above re iPod. The whole interface sucks. Same issue happens when you use the Satellite Radio. What's worse is that every time a new song is playing, you have to go through the audio controls to see the name of the song. Pretty distracting.

I had the same issue with my 2007 RX350. There's a gap issue with the tailgate. Take it into Lexus - it's a free repair.

I just got the 2010 RX350 with the following: -AWD -Nav -Premium Package -Comfort Package -12-speaker Audio System -Tow Prep Package -Wood & Leather trimmed Steering Wheel & Shift -Cargo Mats -Wheel Locks -Cargo Net The invoice on this is $42,382 per the dealer (also per Carsdirect.com which you can verify using the above). I paid invoice. Got it from Warnock Lexus in NJ. I take delivery next week. Whoever got $41,500 got a steal.

How many miles on the car? Seems about $3k to cheap to be a new car It's FWD, that's probably why - Mehul

Has anyone else noticed on the RX350 that the headlights don't always respond when you turn the car either to the left or right? 70% of the time they do, but other times they fail to "adapt". Any reason for this?

Do you mind telling me where you purchased your RX? I am in NJ also... thanks. Lexus of Bridgewater on Route 22. I was very pleased with their professionalism. No nonsense and no "I'll have to talk to my manager". I bought mine at Ray Catena Lexus in Larchmont, New York (Westchester). Ask for Steve. Tell him Mehul sent you.

My dealer said regular was fine and not to waste my money on anything else. I did the research, and regular is fine for any car. The margins are greater on the premium and mid-grade gas, therefore, the gas stations/oil producers have more of an incentive to make you think your car needs it. It was true when there was carbeurator engines, but since everything is run by computers these days, there is no reason for anything but regular gas. Especially since cars have knock sensors in them, the slight impurities in regular gas will not harm your engine at all. With respect to performance from regular gas, it is true that there is a slight difference. It is highly unlikely that you will notice it, especially in an SUV. If you're driving a BMW M3, you will probably notice the slight increase in performance, but almost unlikely with an SUV.

What are people paying for the 2007 RX350 with premium plus and nav in the northeast (excluidng tax)? I paid $40,700 for the above excluding tax. Pretty sure that's invoice. Anyone else??? They also threw in the tow hitch for free.