DavidCM

That won't get dented in Tesco's car park.

A seat pocket only on the passenger seat is quite common on other makes as well.

There must be literally thousands of posts here about the small 12v battery running flat. A quick read through the site will explain. Many members (myself included) have made the same mistake.

If you are still on the original 12v battery,I would think that is likely to be the cause of your problems.

Do a search on you tube.There are numerous videos showing how to do it and how to avoid blocking the airbag.

It looks like a suitable receptacle for poo----they could call it the Pootin.

I think the boot might be the best place.

They were the most expensive at £850. I can remember boasting how low last years premium was(£200)on here 12 months ago.That will teach me.....

You might be better of using GummiPflege as the spirit/alcohol in screen wash might cause the rubber seals to perish prematurely.

My fully comp,9yr NCD has just gone from approx£200 to £620 with no change in car RC300h.After haggling with broker and checking comparison sites and NFU direct,I 've managed to get £520 staying with LV.

I can highly recommend Jemca Bracknell.They are part of the group that owns Lexus Reading.and are located behind Jemca Toyota Bracknell. They carried out the repair on my Sonic Red RC a year or so ago.The paint match was perfect they also have hybrid expertise on site to ensure the hybrid system hasn't been affected.

The clue might be in "after your first trip" I seem to remember the first trip needs to be at least a certain length.Read the manual.

Some similarities to you.I was all set to move to Vodafone ,from BT,for my broadband and considering dumping my landline and use my all calls included mobile contract. Spoke a few times to BT and ended up getting a noticeable discount off my broadband and retaining my long standing land line number (Only now for a few incoming calls.).£2.00 month. Win win on broadband and landline.It pays to haggle... Now,let battle commence on car insurance....£200 up to,£600.…I don't think so.

It is essential.If you have it,it's buried in one of the setup menus on the main infotainment screen.You should also check if your phone has,or can support AA.

Ronnie..I bought it directly from Android Auto Wireless.It seems they now sell through Amazon...search for AAWireless dongle.currently £59.99. Your stereo will need to have Android Auto/carplay available as a wired connection.I'm not familiar with the NX,but my 2020RC MM19 works. The dongle is controlled by an app but once set up you won't need it apart from the occasional update. David

There are several problems with Finlock guttering. The joints can leak,as already mentioned. The repair systems used to line (or reline)vary a lot depending on the materials used..like everything,you get what you pay for.Lead, properly applied,would be my recommendation,then running down to bitumen or heaven forbid,mastic gun man..Al at lowering cost/effectiveness/longevity. Often properties with Finlock gutters date back to when galvanised metal window frames were used.These provided partial support for the heavy gutters.Many have been replaced by pvc u frames and few of these allow for the extra weight and settle ,causing cracking at the joints,leading to leakage. The concrete,running laterally from cold outside to warm inside can lead to condensation and mould growth. I no longer have my surveying textbooks and can't remember if the gutter sections have steel reinforcement which could corrode...... Apart from that, there's not much wrong with them.

I couldn't agree more. If people can't be bothered to take an interest in a. Probably their second largest investment and b. their pride and joy then I suppose we must put it down to selective breeding. Reading some posts on here, I'm amazed some people make it downstairs unaided most mornings.

I (and quite a few others) use An AA wireless dongle which provides a seamless wireless connection between your phone and the cars stereo and phone system. It works perfectly,unlike a similar dongle from Carlinkit,which doesn't work and Carlinkit have an absolutely abysmal Customer service.Avoid them like the plague.

Couldn't agree more..hence my last sentence.

There is a test report on the LBX in the current issue of "car" magazine. Two conclusions "The smallest ever Lexus is also the least Lexus -like,and struggles to justify the badge and the price." "Not quick,not cheap, not special." If that's not bad enough....Lexus says for the next few years one in three cars it sells in the UK will be the LBX...... Do they want to commit corporate suicide?

Open a bottle of champagne

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for our wedding anniversary. The local accident and emergency department managed to get most of it out.

Great choice...you won't regret it.

Following RCF's video above,I was parked in the local supermarket car park a few months ago.A guy pulled up near me in a F430,got out and had great difficulty getting the car to lock from his key fob.After a short while he started swearing at it and eventually it locked.As he walked past me,I suggested he learned to swear in Italian and the car may understand him. Some people have no sense of humour as he stomped off in disgust.(He was wearing a Richard Mille watch which,if genuine,was worth more than his car).