davyjordi

fluvoxamine is supposed to be great for mild/moderate ocd. then there is clomipramine which is for moderate to severe cases and a combination of cloimipramine and fluvoxamine for even more severe and/or treatment resistant cases. and finally, adding in an atypical antipsychotic to a serotonergic, e.g. an ssri or a tca, can really diminish symptoms of extremely disabling ocd. you should talk with a physician about your symptoms.

anyhow, it seems as though you've already made up your mind and are looking for someone to validate your decision. one person has, although the majority of the posts have been written contrary to the idea of the dealership 'detailing' any portion of the vehicle.

that aside, you can't really hold them accountable for much as any minor damage will be put right back on you as you brought the car in with said damage, or so they'll claim. you'd have to take high-resolution photographs in front of, say, your service advisor before handing over the car and even then the dealership may claim that it came in with x amount of scratches here and y amount of scuffs there. that, and photographic manipulation is easily done and no one is taking a dealership to court over a light scratch near the gear shifter and lexus corporate will likely side with the dealership on these sorts of issues.

dizlex

Weird. I've owned lots of cars, and NEVER before was I concerned about interior being "fragile", as in easily scuffed. It won't stop me from buying an IS, but is rather lame.