Just ran into a bunch of BS from my local Lexus dealer and want to pass on the following information. The right hand stop/brake light on our 2004 RX330 stopped working. We only have 24,000 miles on it and had bought it new in Oct 2004(my wife’s birthday present” from Lexus of New Orleans. Of course the basic warranty ran out because of months. Our “service adviser” advised me that all one had to do was replace the bulb at a cost of about $1.00. As usual this guy had no idea what he was talking about and after talking to the “head” service manager I was advised that the stop/brake lights were LED arrays and could not be replaced. He advised that you had to buy the whole light assembly to the tune of $300 plus minimum of $125 of labor. I could not believe what he was saying, but he kept saying it. I asked him how many people had paid that kind of money to replace the (obviously defective) stop/brake light. He said none because they usually went out while the basic warranty was in effect. Since we only have 24,000 miles on the car, apparently we did not drive enough which apparently “does in” the LEDs. He actually told me that the cost used to be in excess of $1000 to do this job and I was really getting a bargain We had been working with the same sales rep thinking about buying a 2010 and after talking to this "current idiot” told him to advise the sales rep to never call us again. To make a long sorry story short and after talking to four other Lexus Distributors around the country found out that just the LEDs were available as a replacement part at a cost of $88.87 plus the labor to put it in the housing. I decided to do it myself with no real problem as only three nuts hold the assembly in the panel. The Lexus part number for the right hand is 815530E010 and can actually be bought from any Toyota and Lexus dealer or Lexus Parts online about $15 less but I went ahead and bought it from a Toyota Dealer. It took me about 2 hours because I have very large hands and I am right handed. One has to work with the left hand for the RH light, but by just working slowly and carefully I saved a minimum of $300. Now, sadly, I await the left hand one to go out. Needless to say this will be our first and last Lexus. Going back to Nissan from whom we had bought 6 vehicles starting in 1980 with absolutely no problems to amount to a hill of beans. I never had to replace a brake/stop light on any of them and I figure we over 600,000 total miles on the vehicles because I was working full time.