Ls 460 Advice.

[scythe]

Here's the lookup tool: http://www.lexus.co.uk/owners/your-lexus/#/RecallInformation. It is accurate for my car - ie, I still need the petrol pipe recall doing, but not the valve springs.

As far as Cornish roads go, they aren't too bad in an LS. My 02 LS430 was a very manouvreable car, that could readily be turned, parked and squeezed into spaces, but they increased the distance between front and back wheels on the 460 (and its not the longer cars I'm talking about here), resulting in something that needs a bit more care with the back wheels, and a wider space to spin round in.

You do quickly learn to feel where the mirror-folder button is when you drive on narrower roads!

: o )

[Chris Skelton]

Your side-by-side photo reminds me just how they've gradually got fatter! Never thought I'd think of a Ser 3 as 'small'!

Agree re Cornish roads, my 'sat-nav' aka wife, often took me down brambly lanes in my Ser 4!!

[scythe]

The change in width came suddenly between 430 and 460, I think - but only by just under two inches. I wish that my (personal) width had increased by no more than that in the last twenty years.

< g >

[Chris Skelton]

The change in width came suddenly between 430 and 460, I think - but only by just under two inches. I wish that my (personal) width had increased by no more than that in the last twenty years.

< g >

Too much loafing about in luxury cars? Park further away in Car parks!

[scythe]

The change in width came suddenly between 430 and 460, I think - but only by just under two inches. I wish that my (personal) width had increased by no more than that in the last twenty years.

< g >

Too much loafing about in luxury cars? Park further away in Car parks!

Hahahahahaha!