markinho1975

Thanks I'll make sure to check that properly.

Thanks for the tip, I'll be extra vigilant on the chassis when checking for rust.

Hi Herbie, Thanks for taking the time to answer my question in such depth, I really appreciate it, learnt a LOT! I don't think I'll be put off by this as I've heard that these cars are super reliable and the chances of having a hybrid failure are quite slim. FYI, I'm looking to buy a used 2006/2007 Rx400h with between 100-165k miles (as long as they've been serviced properly) as I've heard that they can normally get to 250k miles without too many headaches/maintenance issues. Thanks again for the info!

Hi Everyone, Newbie to the Lexus world so apologies in advance if this sounds like a stupid question! I'm looking to buy an RX400h 2006 or 2007 and I'd like to know if in case of a malfunction the car will still be able to run of the petrol engine until the hybrid system is fixed. I've searched the internet and some sources say no it can't and others say yes it can. I'm assuming it can as this would be a very big design flaw if it couldn't as it would be inconceivable not to be able to use the petrol engine in this scenario. I'd like to get a definitive answer on this before I go ahead and buy the car so any help here would be really welcome. Thank you!