Lexusfreak

Kudos RX! B) JIBBY, do you have any kids?

Try this guy... http://search.ebay.ca/_W0QQsassZaristo25 Welcome to the club btw! B)

Expectations

Very well said nc....especially the paragraph's I highlighted in your comments! ;) The same can be said about Mothers though too. ;) Those were the exact points I was trying to get across. Smooth1.....your last sentence is spot on also.

Agreed. ;)

Is the 'servicing' dealer Northwest Lexus in Brampton?

Ice melter

Here you go... http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums/index...?showtopic=1618

This guy has quite a bit of OE Lexus items......I just bought a set of 2007 ES alloys from him. You might find what your looking for here... http://search.ebay.ca/_W0QQsassZaristo25

Welcome Chris! B)

I honestly don't think I've ever owned a 'worst' car.....all my rides have been pretty nice & reliable, although somewhat different. Worst car for visibility though has to go to my 1991 Buick Riviera......but a pretty reliable car overall beleive it or not. :)

See if you can get any codes read & let us know......I think you can get them read for free at either Pep Boys or Auto Zone......that should narrow things down.

Nice choice blue.....keep us posted from time to time.....let us know how you find them. B)

I hear what your saying Steve....I too was fortunate enough to be able to drive my Dad's 1990 Cadillac Fleetwood (FWD....boy did I love being seen it that thing! and don't laugh.....that was a sweet ride lol) when I turned 16. It had 180 HP & oodles of torque.....treated it with respect as you say & to this day I have a perfect driving record. ;) I guess something as powerful as a 500 HP BMW M5 (with a V10!) however or anything remotely close to it is way too much car for any 18 year old....male or female. We have gratuated licencing in Ontario (with a night time curfew & always have a regular experienced licenced & older driver in the passenger seat at all times, not a drop of alcohol in your system etc) & have for a number of years.....stats show it has reduced fatalities especially among the 16 - 24 crowd significantly compared to before that was implemented (I was lucky enough to not have to go through it, but Jack will). But I couldn't agree more about the upbringing part....your bang on. I think starting a kid off in something much less powerful but sensible first.....even if they are embarassed to be seen in it (say a Corolla for example) because it's not cool or the flashiest ride in the high school parking lot. Perhaps I should never say never.....but it would be a few years & a high performance driving school or two, after he obtained his 'regular' drivers licence & driving responsibility is established before Dad's car is taken out. This is a terrible thing that happened.....and I can't imagine how Dad feels.....because he is partly responsible I'm sorry to say for destroying 5 families, including his own :(

SKM, What dealership did you buy your ES 350 from? Welcome to the club btw.

Chow

Probably find something on e-bay.

Eve

Give e-bay a try. B)

Thread exists in the buy & sell forum. Closed.

ES 330 :D

Love the sig! B)

Read what is suggested (viscosity wise) in the owners manual.....I would then recommend you switch to synthetic. I'm a die hard Amsoil user personally, but there are many choices out there. B)

I found this this morning when I was going one of the dozens of car sites I check out fairly regularly & found this heartbraking story that occured very recently in Florida. :( http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Colum...photopanel..3.* Although my Son is not quite a year old yet...I (WE, I will speak for my wife on this one too) don't ever want to go through something like this (that's why Daddy will never let Jr. borrow the Lexus when the time comes). It will be very interesting to see what kind of technology exists (to save these kids from themselves) though when he is ready to drive.

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