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Interesting solution. Would the wedging issue be solved by pulling the cable out of the side rather than the front of the lid?

Maybe but plenty of German cars around the same price bracket do not have lumbar support, instead is an option. For example BMW charge £265 for lumbar support on the base X3 costing £39k. This is still true of the X3 Xline at £41k and even the £43k M-Sport version Lumbar support on the NX is F-Sport and above by the looks of it, but Ive never found the standard seats to be uncomfortable on any Lexus

Seats are definately subjective. Perhaps you're used to flat seats? fairly typical in german cars without lumbar support. Ive been in loads of these cars with and without lumbar support and haven't found the seats to be an issue in any of them. Usually I would suggest reclining the seat a bit more rather than sitting up completely straight Also worth remembering that seats do wear and will loosen up though this can take a few months. Classic example is the Lexus F-Sport seat bottom bolsters. You have to climb over them when the car is new because they're so bloody hard but once worn in they have much more movement in the foam to allow easier getting in and out of.

It never fills the screen from the ones Ive been in but yes, there are 2 options. The wider one being useful for reversing out of car parking spots as you can effectively see around the corner somewhat.

https://blog.lexus.co.uk/new-lexus-rc-uk-grade-structure-and-pricing/

Almost all dealers have stopped giving discounts on service plans apart from when taking out at the point of new/used car sale from instruction of Lexus UK something to do with making it all transparent.

Its no different to any other main dealer though - its their labour charges at £140-150 an hour that bump it up Merc want £800 for an A service and transmission fluid change next year Should clarify the website actually says £645 not £700+ like the 6 cylinders but either way, still near enough £700

Same as IS250 I paid.

Drove one a while back, honestly just felt the same to be honest. I much prefer the looks of the facelift though compared to the pre-facelift. It looks so much better in person

Well that depends on how much you value Lexus full service history As you're car is listed as 2013, its over 5 years old, you may as well go for Lexus Essential Care like Ive done with my wifes car

spark plugs are changed at 60k not 40k The 60k service is the big one including spark plugs hence why its £700+ The £495 will include all the filters and oils at Lexus standard price which is probably around £100 in total. Then the rest will be due to visual checks with labour being set at £140-150 an hour which is the normal main dealer sort of labour charge

I wouldn't buy a base CT. The ride on the CT is awful even on the base models without F-Sport suspension. Footbrakes are fairly simple to operate to be honest and I doubt youd have an issue with it but make sure the ride is OK. Personally I found it stiffer than both my RX and IS on sport suspension

Finally got one from Carwow

You say that but my son's Merc C class - 2015 doesnt have a proper one either. It gives you an estimate based on current fuel consumption rather than average mpg so when you turn the car on first thing on a morning, it shows 100 miles on a full tank LOL

I believe the belt is one of those "additional" items that arent included in the service plan. Everything else should be covered however.