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what is the part number for 2006 version face plate? just out of curiosity

www.mylexparts.com you only need to buy the faceplate. The brackets and screws are already holding your old radio so you can use them to hold your new double din radio. There may be 2 screws lacking but the audio install shop should easily provide you with the right size at no charge.

May I know if I need to purchase new radio receiver brackets if I used to have the standard radio and not the navigation for a 2DIN audio headunit installation? I wanna install this for my mum's car but Im not exactly sure if I need to buy the brackets.

thank you all. I find it amazing how car companies fail to implement such simple tools in their products these days. Maybe because there has never been any monumental breakthrough in automotive car technology in the past decade and car manufacturers implement technology in newer car models very slowly to entice buyers.

My mum is looking at 07-09 lexus rx but she absolutely wants parking sensors front and back. After scrolling some of the listings on the net, I can't see the sensors in the pictures even though some advertisement list parking sensor as features. Is the parking sensor a upgrade option for the 07-09 rx?

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ct=p...;standard=false It looks like the car has the rear seat upgrade package and pre collision too. I wonder if this is a potential fraud or just a really really desperate seller?

I think tan interiors are great but it seems that they come normally with blue/white exterior. Im wondering if its just me or there really is not many silver/tan ls430s around. My dad wanna upgrade to a 05 ls430 with PCS from a 01 premium lexus but most tan leathers come with blue/white/grey exteriors. If they are indeed rare I think he will have to settle for a dark colored one.

I came across this article recently http://www.synlube.com/sae5w-20.htm It occurs to me that all lexus vehicles are recommended 5w-30 except ls460 that is recommended 0w-20 and 5w-20. Im wondering if their engines are built to have higher tolerance than the previous engines so there wont be increased engine wear from the thinner oil, or the whole issue of thinner oil = more engine wear is just BS?

I would get the 2004 and save yourself some $$. Cosmetically, cars are identical; I'm also not aware of any "bugs" addressed in the 2005. I bought a 2004 (unfortunately no Levinson- I didn't want the navigation and Levinson/nav is a package), but it has AC/Heated seats with 70k miles (not certified because of mileage- car was turned in with 70,108 miles) from Lexus in Jacksonville, FL for $22k. Added platinum warranty which covers me for 2 years or 100k total miles for another $2,200. Car was purchased from that dealer, serviced every 5k miles there, and traded in back in 12/07- had been sitting on the lot 5 months. They were asking $28,500 on the internet and after talking to the sales person on the phone for a while, he said $22k and it's yours. I drove 6 hours to get it and it's been awesome. I did a lot of looking (6 months worth) on eBay, Autotrader, and Cars.com and felt I got a great deal, especially knowing the history of the car and the fact that the dealership kept if for so long showed me that they believed in the quality of the car instead of auctioning it off. PS- If interested in talking to someone at Lexus of Jacksonville, go with Keith Oktem in the pre-owned dept. Good luck. looks like lexus ls 2005 are a real bargain these days. If one were to get a 2005 lexus ls with UL package and pre collision around 20k-40k miles with at least 3 months warranty left at a small dealer whats the price like in the states?

Has anyone changed the cassette player out of your ls430 into some cool 3rd party mp3 player?