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My car came with a printed user guide (very abbreviated handbook) which was in the glovebox. Covers the basics. The main very detailed Manual does appear to be online only. I have downloaded a copy to “Books” and then it is reasonably easy to access and read on my iPad. Most manufacturers are using online facilities for Manuals and Service History, so Lexus is really no different.

Got acceptable quotes from Admiral and NFU. Went with the latter.

I have previously owned a Golf 7.5. The rear seat space in the LBX and access as you mention is tight, not as spacious as a Golf. However I did not have a good experience with VW service plus I wanted a full hybrid so for me VW were not an option. Less than a month of ownership to date so early days but so far very pleased with the purchase. With regard to insurance I got acceptable quotes from both Admiral and NFU; I expect other insurers will add the LBX to their databases in due course.

Hello everyone. Became an LBX driver at the end of March. Fortunate enough to have a Dealer prepared to sell a showroom car which exactly met spec and colour we were looking for and therefore avoided the 3 month wait of a factory order. Early days yet and haven’t driven many miles but so far delighted with the car.