What don't you like about your LS460,460L,600h and 600hL
02-12-08, 12:04 PM
#16
Pole Position
No one mentioned the missing "mini-middle-visor" like I had in my LS430. It did take me 3 months until last week when I went to put it down on a sunny day....AND IT WASN'T THERE!
02-12-08, 12:13 PM
#18
My top 10 list (in no particular order):
1. Nav lockout
2. No radio/Sat station display without pressing a button or two
3. No access to radio/Sat presets without pressing a button or two
4. Sparse data on nav maps (names of lakes, rivers, parks, hospitals, malls, etc.)
5. Nav map data (anything over 700 ft. zoom loses street/secondary road data)
6. Poor voice recognition accuracy
7. Nav lockout
8. Requirement to turn cruise back on every time I start the car
9. TPMS pressure data not tied to specific tire
10. Nav lockout
Note that there's a lot to LIKE about the car, but the OP asked what we didn't like.
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1. Nav lockout
2. No radio/Sat station display without pressing a button or two
3. No access to radio/Sat presets without pressing a button or two
4. Sparse data on nav maps (names of lakes, rivers, parks, hospitals, malls, etc.)
5. Nav map data (anything over 700 ft. zoom loses street/secondary road data)
6. Poor voice recognition accuracy
7. Nav lockout
8. Requirement to turn cruise back on every time I start the car
9. TPMS pressure data not tied to specific tire
10. Nav lockout
Note that there's a lot to LIKE about the car, but the OP asked what we didn't like.
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02-12-08, 01:07 PM
#19
Lexus Test Driver
Sure, but it still cheeses me off that it's necessary. I'm used to systems that DON'T require you to buy and install $350 add-ons to allow you to use the equipment you bought.
It's the principle of the thing, and principles are important to me.
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It's the principle of the thing, and principles are important to me.
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02-12-08, 04:13 PM
#21
Lexus Champion
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Theres a steering wheel heater? LOL
I don't bother with things I can't see, but I do have to agree ,it could be in a better place.
02-12-08, 04:28 PM
#22
I don't like how on the wash cycle you have to add the fabic softener manually after the first rinse cycle ............................................. oh wait ................................ I thought this was the LG 460 and LG 600 washer and dryer forum. Nevermind!
02-12-08, 08:29 PM
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Would of like to be able to lowerer the trunk from inside the car like MB and the speed is alittle annoying . Also would have been nicer if the side door panels were wrapped in leather instead of being plastic, when you but things like glasses and suck they tend to rattles. Isn't it possible to have the whole steering wheel be heated instead of just the sides?
Oh and redesign the front end.
Jason
Oh and redesign the front end.
Jason
02-12-08, 10:58 PM
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I don't like how on the wash cycle you have to add the fabic softener manually after the first rinse cycle ............................................. oh wait ................................ I thought this was the LG 460 and LG 600 washer and dryer forum. Nevermind!
02-13-08, 07:58 AM
#29
Lexus Test Driver
Guess I should have added the wood steering wheel. Yeah, it looks cool, but it's distracting to me to have different surfaces and that contrast between soft leather and hard, cold wood.
When I make a turn and the wheel spins back, it's hard for me to ignore the hard/soft/warm/cold weirdness. A good ol' leather wheel would have been more to my liking.
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When I make a turn and the wheel spins back, it's hard for me to ignore the hard/soft/warm/cold weirdness. A good ol' leather wheel would have been more to my liking.
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02-13-08, 10:31 AM
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you can get the LS without wood on the steering wheel?
anywhoo, i have to agree about the wood on the wheel. when making a turn, a good leather steering wheel would slide back to the original position if your holding it with some slack. when i drive the loaners, the friction between the fingers and the wood increases at the wood parts because of the laquer so it stops the wheel from turning back.
quite annoying.
anywhoo, i have to agree about the wood on the wheel. when making a turn, a good leather steering wheel would slide back to the original position if your holding it with some slack. when i drive the loaners, the friction between the fingers and the wood increases at the wood parts because of the laquer so it stops the wheel from turning back.
quite annoying.