I have the same problem with my RX330. I see that they are taking the old if you can't fix it, feature it approach. So, they call it a design feature. Ask them where this "design feature" is disclosed in the marketing literature or the technical documentation. The best thing you can do is send a registered letter to the dealership owner and document you complaint. Lemon laws allow the dealer three attempts to fix the problem. If they can't fix it, you can invoke a refund/replacement request under the lemon law. At least that's typical of most lemon laws. My experience is that Lexus will respond. However, you may have to give them an ultimatum in writing.