Lexus makes reliable cars? Well not anymore. - Page 2

Giannis · 03-19-2006, 03:56 AM

i was waiting to long for this to happen...

Mirage77 · 03-19-2006, 08:04 AM

Dang, I was way impressed with the IS250 I saw today. Maybe I'd overlook all these minor hiccups of Lexus to actually consider one.

Splenditenes · 03-19-2006, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by AlxAmg

Yeh.... 1 In A Million, Dont Get Your Hopes Up On Bashing One Of The Best... :d

lOl, I second that. Your always going to run across a lemond or two
with every make, it`s natural. A couple of complaints is not going to move Lexus from it`s top position at present. It`s still doing better than the Germans. Huge site btw.

Snake Vargas · 03-21-2006, 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Mercedes

Whats the point of this thread? Obviously Lexus vehicles would have a few faults. It would be completely impossible to build 100% faultless vehicles 100% of the time. Does this mean that they're not reliable...absolutely not. Their average level of reliability is beyond repraoch.

If a few online threads is all it takes to draw the conclusion that lexus cars are now unreliable, well then I'm sorry to say all German cars must be POS. And we all know thats not true.

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Lexus - the Pursuit of Perfection; nobody said they're there yet. Would it be so amusing if German cars got the same treatment that Lexus is getting here?

Btw, Lexus is good at doing what they do - make comfortable, cosseting cars. There are many who like it like that. I'm not one, but Lexus is trying to go in the 'driver involvement' direction, as well. I can only wish them the best - the winners will be the car-buying public.

Just_me · 03-21-2006, 08:45 AM

There are people thinking Lexus are 100% bulletproof, obviosly that's not the case. Lexus can fall apart too although you might think its impossible.

Carbon · 03-21-2006, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by drronh

I can't believe a Lexus forum even exists. There must also be forums for refrigerator and washer/dryer owners.

You mean you're not on the Boschdishwasherfans.com forum? Lol

PS: I'm not necessarily one to like those dishwashers.

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