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Lexus - Overdriving the Headlights: I contacted Lexus Corporate USA and they responded within 24 hours regarding the solution to these headlights which were very poor at regular beams -- as noted by others. I was called by my dealership 48 hours later and was told that they had received about 8 pages of instructions. The car was brought to the dealership. One hour later we were told that the problem had been solved. Last evening we had a chance to check out the correction. The LIGHTS ARE NOW GREAT. Oncoming drivers are NOT BLINDED by the correction and we can see the side of the road for people, parked cars or animals. The light extends down the road with great illumination. Those of you who felt like I did that driving with regular lights outside of the city was very unsafe -- there is an answer. Keep squeaking -- or contact Lexus Corporate USA. The response was great. I will buy another Lexus.

Low beam headlights I agree are a danger. We live in the country where there is minimal ambient light from street lights or from homes along the street. The low beam goes out only 2 white lines on the center line and then there is this very dark curtain that curtails vision beyond this. Hitting a parked car, deer or a human is very likely beyond speeds of 35 miles/hour We have had the car into service 3 times and even had the sensor sub assemble changed without improvement. Lexus service states that the system is working correctly. There must be a a way to reprogram the computer chip to lift this curtain so it extends down the highway. This is my third RX lexus. The other two had excellent illumination. Othere than this serious fault this is an excellet vehicle Anyone know if Lexus is addressing this danger before a lawsuit takes place? I see that GDixon has posted a possible answer. Will check this out.