Lexus does not stand behind their cars
07-08-10, 12:24 PM
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Ya maybe they are having a few recalls here and there who doesn't but at the end of the day it's still Is Toyota which are one of the top most reliable cars on the road. My friend has a 335 and has been to the dealer couple times already because of sensors going out.
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07-08-10, 12:41 PM
#9
Lexus Test Driver
[rant]
Now that my "quality" car has been recalled for stuck accelerator, floor mats of death and now a self-destroy engine I wanted to get it under an extended warranty in case something "not recalled" breaks.
Well, I am 50 days outside of the bumper to bumper, as it it expired 50 days ago. Lexus will not sell me a warranty. I guess they think the 32k miles 2006 IS350 is too much of a POS to actually cover....
I should have bought a damn Kia.
[/rant]
Now that my "quality" car has been recalled for stuck accelerator, floor mats of death and now a self-destroy engine I wanted to get it under an extended warranty in case something "not recalled" breaks.
Well, I am 50 days outside of the bumper to bumper, as it it expired 50 days ago. Lexus will not sell me a warranty. I guess they think the 32k miles 2006 IS350 is too much of a POS to actually cover....
I should have bought a damn Kia.
[/rant]
07-08-10, 12:55 PM
#12
Aside from the recall, you don't mention any actual issues with your car. Is this whole rant because Lexus wouldn't let you buy an extended warranty for an out-of-warranty car?
Take your pity party elsewhere. As you can see, no one is showing any sympathy.
Take your pity party elsewhere. As you can see, no one is showing any sympathy.
07-08-10, 12:59 PM
#13
[rant]
Now that my "quality" car has been recalled for stuck accelerator, floor mats of death and now a self-destroy engine I wanted to get it under an extended warranty in case something "not recalled" breaks.
Well, I am 50 days outside of the bumper to bumper, as it it expired 50 days ago. Lexus will not sell me a warranty. I guess they think the 32k miles 2006 IS350 is too much of a POS to actually cover....
I should have bought a damn Kia.
[/rant]
Now that my "quality" car has been recalled for stuck accelerator, floor mats of death and now a self-destroy engine I wanted to get it under an extended warranty in case something "not recalled" breaks.
Well, I am 50 days outside of the bumper to bumper, as it it expired 50 days ago. Lexus will not sell me a warranty. I guess they think the 32k miles 2006 IS350 is too much of a POS to actually cover....
I should have bought a damn Kia.
[/rant]
07-08-10, 01:03 PM
#14
[rant]
Now that my "quality" car has been recalled for stuck accelerator, floor mats of death and now a self-destroy engine I wanted to get it under an extended warranty in case something "not recalled" breaks.
Well, I am 50 days outside of the bumper to bumper, as it it expired 50 days ago. Lexus will not sell me a warranty. I guess they think the 32k miles 2006 IS350 is too much of a POS to actually cover....
I should have bought a damn Kia.
[/rant]
Now that my "quality" car has been recalled for stuck accelerator, floor mats of death and now a self-destroy engine I wanted to get it under an extended warranty in case something "not recalled" breaks.
Well, I am 50 days outside of the bumper to bumper, as it it expired 50 days ago. Lexus will not sell me a warranty. I guess they think the 32k miles 2006 IS350 is too much of a POS to actually cover....
I should have bought a damn Kia.
[/rant]
sounds like another 2is owner with a false sense of entitlement. if it really bothers you that much, feel free to trade it in for a kia. otherwise, make the best of a not-as-bad-as-you-might-be-led-to-believe situation and TRY to enjoy your ownership experience...
that is, unless a kia really appeals to you, in which case you should've bought one of those to begin with.
