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TX1991Fan, No, the bluetooth is wireless. It absolutely works fine. You have to "pair" the iPhone with the car - both to use it as a phone, and also to use it as a bluetooth device. We have both her iPhone and mine paired with the car, we just select on the screen which one to use for the BT (bluetooth) mode at that time. You can also plug the phone in through the USB port to use the auxiliary mode - but who wants to play with wires. This way, she can just keep it in her purse. Here's a video describing hooking up an iPhone both as a phone AND as a wireless audio player. http://cnettv.cnet.com/how-pair-phone-2010-lexus-hs250h/9742-1_53-50076177.html

Some answers from our experience. As far as the lurching, my wife's HS does not move when it's turned off by the remote. Usually on roamning garage door openers, you have to hit a button on the opener's motor in the garage to put it in "teaching" mode, then you hit the button on the HS mirror twice and hold until it flashes rapidly. Worked fine with ours. On the remote start - at least with our car - only one of the remotes has the remote start option. It actually had a little tag and a little sticker on it. Works fine from inside the house. iPhone synchronizes and plays fine through the BT port. Not sure what your issue is.

It's very simple. There's a little plate on the front of the DVD player in the trunk. Pull on the left hand side of this plate. It's attached with velcro. When you look in the opening, there's a eject button on the right side of the disc drawer. Put the new DVD in and restart the car. It will automatically update the navigation and you're done. If it doesn't recognize the DVD, eject it and put the old one back in. My first DVD from lexus-parts.com was defective, but they acknowledged it and replaced it immediately.