Like this:

 

Wish I could help.

My LC has never seen rain in her 7,500 miles.

 

That shud be an easy fix for you.....My gurl, like 355F1's has also never seen rain and would probably loose her mind if I ever did that to her!

 

Hahahah that sound hilarious. Like you’ve got a muppet or something in the gas can

try lubricating the hinges with some silicone lub.

 

the LC is designed to be capable of the 24 hrs at le mans, and that means rain, so you might actually be doing your gurl harm by not having her romp in the rain every now and then

 

I lived in Oregon when I had my 355 back in 2008. I was told Italian Paint melts in the rain....LoL

 

projection much?

i'm certain your car has no opinion on rain.

 

Living in the tropics my car gets rained on constantly and I've yet to hear that squeak lol

But while we are on the topic of fuel filler doors, have you guys noticed that it never stays open? No matter what I do, once its opened to it's maximum angle, it flops closed after a few seconds (doesnt matter whether i hang the gas cap on it or not. Wonder how this passed Lexus QC lol

 

Not here, it remains open.

 

Ok…Ok…Ok….Guys I hear ya! It’s Ok to drive your car in the rain. But not mine's. That’s only one of the many options available to you when you have more than one car! Choices, choices, choices….

 

tmill....I am starting to miss 'that guy' that used to have something interesting to say....you definitely missed the mark with this one!
So answermethis: How do you harm your car by not driving in the rain?

 

My LC is 5 years old and I have never experienced this issue. Try placing the fuel cap on the fuel cap retainer ring located at the upper left side of fuel door, and it would be physically impossible for the door to close.

 

thats something i would for sure bring back to the dealer about.

Mines quite solid feeling

 

Interesting, I guess i'll highlight it to my dealer at the next service

 

Yay, solving everyone's issues

As for driving in rain, snow, or gravel, come on, it's a car, not a stage 4 cancer horse