stevil

The GS 450H has a "crusing range" miles indicator on the energy screen. I must say the GS version of this screen is much better than the RX version. Why they are differen't I don't know, but on my GS it will keep fuel economy for the last trip vs resetting completely. Additionally there are more bars, and I get a "tank MPG" reading on the guage display which is calculated differently than the nav display.

It's state law that governs this in VA as signed by the Governer: http://www.wtopnews.com/?nid=30&sid=1093796 And unless you purchased your hybrid (or alternative fuel vehicle) prior to July 2006 you can't drive on northbound HOV lanes (I-95 and I-395). Agree on the comments of the abundance of RXs in the area! I bought my wife a 400H this summer in advance of our new baby, and just traded in 2 BMW M3's on a brand new 2007 (manager's demo) GS 450h. Loving them both and can't wait to get my plates on the GS so I can move equally slowly in the left lane as the right... with the abundance of traffic there really doesn't seem to be any difference! :) But am enjoying steadily driving at 25mph without the ICE and polluting less...

Costco discount is $1500 off MSRP. We just picked up our RX 400h today and was able to get a better deal without the Costco incentive.