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Hi,
i'm new in this forum. I'm turkish, 29 y.o. Mechanical Engineer.
To introduce my car history: so far i just drove german cars (Mercedes C-Class, Audi A4 and BMW 1er). They all were unreliable a.f. with a lot of failures below 100.000km. I was just sick of them
So i gave Lexus a chance:
i'm new in this forum. I'm turkish, 29 y.o. Mechanical Engineer.
To introduce my car history: so far i just drove german cars (Mercedes C-Class, Audi A4 and BMW 1er). They all were unreliable a.f. with a lot of failures below 100.000km. I was just sick of them
So i gave Lexus a chance:
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o far i just drove german cars (Mercedes C-Class, Audi A4 and BMW 1er). They all were unreliable a.f. with a lot of failures below 100.000km.
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You don't say!! LOL. Welcome to the wrold of Lexus's luxurious reliability. I came from a BMW 7 Series that was basically a disposable car and into an LS460. Our CT200h is my wife's and sghe came from a BMW X% that was equally as unreliable as the 7 series. The German's should hang their heads in shame with the SHI* that they've been producing over the last 20 years..
In Europe nearly nobody even knows a brand called "Lexus". Some thought it's a cheap unknown US brand others mistake the "L"-Logo as a "K" and think it's a KIA:
LOL.
Most Europeans laugh at Lexus and call it a "rice bowl" But i'm fine with that as long as the car is reliable...
Lexus should invest in a more aggressive marketing like the Germans.
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The Germans may produce **** but their marketing is far better than their cars.
In Europe nearly nobody even knows a brand called "Lexus". Some thought it's a cheap unknown US brand others mistake the "L"-Logo as a "K" and think it's a KIA:
LOL.
Most Europeans laugh at Lexus and call it a "rice bowl" But i'm fine with that as long as the car is reliable...
Lexus should invest in a more aggressive marketing like the Germans.
In Europe nearly nobody even knows a brand called "Lexus". Some thought it's a cheap unknown US brand others mistake the "L"-Logo as a "K" and think it's a KIA:
LOL.
Most Europeans laugh at Lexus and call it a "rice bowl" But i'm fine with that as long as the car is reliable...
Lexus should invest in a more aggressive marketing like the Germans.
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Exactly. Regardless, I have lots of family in Spain and France, and they know what Lexus is. I've been there every two years for the last 6 years and saw my fair share of Lexus's. Naturally, they know more about BMW, MB, etc but Lexus isn;t exactly unknown.
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Nice car. Have had over 100,000 miles on our old SC430. Like you, we're excited to another 100,000 miles in our new CT200h.
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With proper maintenance, my CT is past 240,000 miles without a single problem. I doubt I would have gotten that with a German car.
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