As you can see LAST Lexus service was at mile 10321. Then 3 years later stoner dude ("Personal lease" according to CarFax) turned it in. No Lexus service during those 3 years.

Yet this dealer still L/Certified it ? WTF ? Is this just not right ?

Based in UK:

As the title says, I'm being offered a 2025 UX 300 as a company car and I don't know much about it.

It would also be my first electric car and effectively a 2nd car for us not doing too many long trips.

What's the general impression of the car? Reliable? Good range? Etc etc

Is this car worth the price? Listed at $9000 It's only got 63,000 miles on it! Looking for a 2nd car that is use for daily driving to and from work and need something reliable. What should I look for in terms of checking the vehicle out? Any major concerns with this model year or it being 20 years old?

I find it hilarious that Lexus owners will always park next to each other! Every time I’ve gone out in my 2004 RX330 another Lexus, especially the RX350’s will always, and I mean always find a way to park next to, in front of, or behind my car.

Today I had a Lexus next to me, one in front of me, and one behind me, just gotta say I absolutely love it

I’ve owned my 2015 Lexus rc 350 f sport for 2 years and put 40k miles on it, never had a check engine light. Got one today and my former German ownership ptsd hit me like oh no, it’s gonna be really bad and expensive. Got a code scan and it just needs a new fuel cap lol. Lexus quality is awesome.

Hey guy, I’ve got a 2022 RX350 with ML. When i turn on any audio source the text info flickers(generic text like track 1 for CDs) and no audio comes out. Both the steering wheel volume and dash volume knob are unresponsive. But you can still turn it on and off with the knob.

I’ve tried both soft reset and disconnecting the battery. Any ideas?

What can i do to make it look new again?

Hey everyone!

Very curious if anyone in this subreddit has replaced their own control arms before.

Just ordered some and been watching videos relating it to.

Seems to be people go at it at many different angles.

Clearly I'm seeing I'll have to loosen the transmission mount and jack up the transmission. Then loosen the three 17mm bolts. Others are saying you'll also have to remove the top engine mount as well.

Very curious and would love to hear what anyone has DIY themselves? I have mechanic experience and I just want to save myself from the hassle this weekend and do it right.

Thank you in advance!

Looking for feedback on average mpg for this Lexus.

Thank you!