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I put the stickers on. Safer for other drivers that way. They came off ithout leaving goo behind, so I am still happy

I would love if there was a switch for the lamps position as I am driving to continental Europe this very week-end. It does not sound like there is though?

Very happy with it. How is your GS?

I am not too fond of the looks from this angle

Here are a couple of pictures (different light).

I get a single beep when I engage in reverse. I also have a button to disable parking sensors if I tire of them.

I get a single beep when I engage in reverse. I also have a button to disable parking sensors if I tire of them.

Don't know how you get such low quotes. Lowest I found was DirectLine around £330 which I passed from previous experience with them. I am going with Privilege. Which is £390 without any extra.

Likes: * The hybrid drive - silence at low speed/stop, seamless acceleration, productive braking, fuel economy * The comfort * The many features (F-Sport), especially rear camera and auto-everything Dislikes: * Lack of storage * Low doors scrap against the pavement * Looks from the back

I thought I should update this thread. I now drive a grey Lexus CT200h F-Sport :-) Glad I upgraded to Lexus, coming from a Toyota Yaris which I kept for 14 years! But this time I took a PCP so it won't be that many years probably.

I had the car for a few days only, I don't know if that is normal. When I am braking at low speed (maneuvering to park) the car does a dull "thud" sound. I requested the garage to look at it, just in case.

Thanks for the suggestions. I will see what they say. I did see the car in person, but it could be something small that they don't want me to come back and complain about.

Hi, The Lexus dealership contacted me with the following update about the used F-Sport I am buying: When I checked the car I didn't notice anything about the front bumper . Why do I have to wait?? Any idea about what fixing is being done and why?

How about a Skoda Fabia or a recent Hyundai i20?

Wow, this all sounds quite shady. So it is some kind of tax avoidance scheme?

When I was finalising the contract for my CT 200h, I decided to do another test drive in the car I was about to sign for. However it was at the workshop because they were making it ready (I had already put down the reservation fee). So the salesman offered to drive his car, which was same spec (F-Sport) but a 2016 model instead of a 2014 that I bought. It is a Lexus franchise and the car is Lexus approved so I was not really worried. I already sat in the actual car I am getting. I did the test drive in his company car. Then I learnt that the salespeople get to drive a new car at regular interval; once it is time to switch, the car they've been driving goes on the sales floor. I am somewhat puzzled. Why putting new cars through this regime? Do slightly used cars sell much better than new?

I literally googled "lexus owners club" and got here. If that evokes anything to anyone, I used to visit "Cube Owners Club" so it made sense to me :)

Hello, I am new to the Lexus owners club. Although I still am waiting to get the keys of the car, the vendor is busy making her pretty for me. I am quite excited!