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Wow, what a wealth of knowledge. Thank you all, for such an interesting and comprehensive answer. All the best, Steve

As title really. I tend to keep my vehicles for many years, and as such was wondering; if the hybrid propulsion battery were to wear out and come to the end of its useful life after, say, 20 years since manufacture, would the RX continue to function as an ICE driven car? I appreciate that it would effectively become FWD, having little or no input from the rear axle electric motor, but would the car still work, as in getting from A to B? It may seem a strange question with the possibility of replacing individual modules - if that's the correct term - of the battery, but with how little I tend to use a car, it probably wouldn't be worth it...if the car still ran. Many TIA for your thoughts or experiences, Steve

Thanks. I was wondering how airbag deployment is accommodated 👍

Thanks again, Peter. I didn't explain myself well, before. I was thinking more in terms of a cover that would protect the leather from further wear, and, for me, building site mud, rather than water per se. I would hope to be able to remove the cover fairly easily for the odd occasion when I'm not in my work scruffs...or just scruffy 🙂 You have made me think, though, that it would also be a good idea to additionally try Lexus's leather protection - cheers, Steve

Thanks Peter. Never seen those before - perfect for post beach and hot weather when I'm driving abroad. I'm in Britain most of the time, so, also, I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations for wet weather covers? TIA, Steve

Me too!