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MAD Always

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  1. I test drove a RC 350 F-Sport and was very disappointed. I had my heart set on getting one as it ticked all the boxes. I like Lexus for it's reliability, fair pricing and the style/look of the RC. The handling and comfort were great but the engine lacked low end torque and the car just didn't have the punch when the revs are low. Basically the engine had to scream its head off to get the performance of a luxury sports car. I don't know who Lexus will sell this car to. The styling will not appeal to traditional Lexus buyers. If they want to attract buyers from BMW, then they better get their Engines/Power-trains to perform better.
  2. Thanks for the update Lexus Nerd. I don't mind the wheels on the Luxury. Can't wait to see the real thing at Sutherland Lexus.
  3. Fact. Only Audi owner I know said, not to get one because his gearbox was playing up from day one. Audi Australia did nothing to rectify the problem. Fact. My personal experience with BMW product is that they break down and cost an arm and leg to get fixed. I have heard some horrible stories about Mercs but in general most owners seem happy. My experience with Mazda and Toyota is that I have not had any problems at all. I had a corolla for ten years, did 180,000 kms and nothing but brakes, battery and oil changes was needed. So that is why I am likely to go with a Lexus to replace my Mini Cooper S. The Mini has been a great car to drive and have fun with. The list of problems does take the smile of your face. Here is the list of problems over ten years: Key fob, two engine mounts, two supercharger belt tensioners, steering column, power steering pump, drivers automatic window, abs module, cam shaft sensor and steering control arm. The car has only done 110,000 kms. So its back to a Japanese made car.
  4. Waiting for Sutherland Lexus to get a RC 350 Luxury in Titanium and Moonstone/Black before I make up my mind. How hard is it to order different wheels? I should chase up my old soccer buddy (goal keeper) Sean Hanley, (now MD Lexus Aust) to do me a good deal.
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