winsalem

If you prefer digital (PDF) copies of manuals like me, they're available for the 2016 RX (and other models too). And if you have a tablet or phone capable of storing/reading a PDF file, that makes it easy to use in the car where all of the controls and settings are right in front of you.

For instance, I saved both the owner's and navigation manuals to iCloud, then downloaded them to an iPad Mini I keep in the glove box (and also downloaded it to my iPhone). The PDFs open in iBooks or Preview, they are digitally indexed so you can use search terms to drill down to specifics; the search results will instantly show you all pages where your search keywords can be found (like "power rear door")...and clicking on any of the page #'s jumps to and displays where those word strings appear in the manual. It sure beats tryin to lug around the huge manuals, using their printed table of contents, and then flippin thru 748 pages (yikes!).

If you want to use a laptop, bringing it with you into the RX cabin is still vastly better than the physical manuals. Any PC or Apple laptop should have an Adobe or similar PDF reader which will provide exactly the same kind of word search/locate/retrieve functions.

Here are the links:

Owner's Manual:

http://drivers.lexus.com/t3Portal/do...f/OM48E90U.pdf

Navigation Manual:

http://drivers.lexus.com/t3Portal/do...f/OM48E92U.pdf

Hope this helps...it sure is great to have all the info with you in the car, especially when you're parked and determined to learn how to locate and adjust the settings in each of the new safety devices. Or if you're lazy like me, I only look something up when I'm ready to use a device.

kitlz

Thanks but it's already covered in this thread.