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Yes, it is sometimes hard to understand that French fashion is the brand it is. Yes and popular too. Renault have made some extremely reliable engines. The R4, R12, R16 rarely broke down in the mountains. The Peugeot 604 we had was thirsty, but never missed a beat. Cars driving in mountains are having a hearder job than those in pancake flat countries.

Whosoever say that French cars are not reliable have not been in mountain areas in Africa. The long living R4 are still driving around as taxi and the Peugeot 504 pickup can easily transport 10 people plus what they have bought on market back home.

Correct. You won a medal.

Must be pretty reliable. One here for sale with 600.000km.

Welcome to the forum. About extras in UK some living there will surely answer soon. Enjoy the silence in your new Lexus. With the Takumi you surely have the Mark Leveinson audio and nothing is better from factory in any brand I have been in so far (very many).

Sorry not 251 wide. 215/45-17 Not all tyres are available in this size. Where we live only summer tyres are needed.

Good luck Alan. Never heard of anything that good.

Please update when you have it installed as, if it has navigation from Android phones that alone would make it worth installing it. Also how difficult it is/was when you have done it. Android maps show more of the little streets here than the Lexus map: 02-40-51- (2020-05-1), which is the latest from Lexus.

1. Polluting a bit less than gasoline and diesel. 2. Depending on what car it is and what you are going to use it for. If you are not going to use it, it does not matter.

Have been searching to find the bill from Toyota for the Cam belt but it was in 2005 2006 and I cannot find the invoice, but I am pretty sure it was mentioned as correa de levas which is cam belt. Cam chain would be named cadena de levas. But I am getting old and have been wrong before so why not now?

Changed from BP to Shell. Big difference. Shell smell like petrol did in the old days, while BP not really that much. Engine runs quieter on Shell. I think.

Where should Lexus be heading? Wikipedia is a good place to find info: Places with planned fossil-fuel vehicle bans This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources. Countries Map of proposed bans. 2020s 2030s 2040s 2050s Countries with proposed bans or implementing 100% sales of zero-emissions vehicles include China, Japan, the UK, South Korea, Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Slovenia, Germany, France, the Netherl

Have been using Continental for more than 30 years. Good tyres. Our CT came with Pirelli P7 and they are not bad, but when replacement needed will look for something more quiet in order to enjoy the silence of the car. Do not know if Michelin or something else is best but am open to learning from you who have had a lot of different tyres on your cars. Size: 251/45-17

Have been living 20km south of Amsterdam. Never was in the red light area, never was in one of the famous coffee shops. Must be a boring person.

Being first from one red light to another is not what life is about anyway. Welcome to Lexus and enjoy the silence.