Mossbourne

I am considering having a dashcam fitted but have some concerns. 1. Will removing some of the pastic trim for the wiring cause some creaks and rattles. 2. Do they block some driver windscreen vision? 3. Can they be easily removed when I change my car?

I don't drive a Lexus but have have always been a fan of the Lexus brand. The UX was too small for me and I knew that a new NX was about to be launched. I drive a BMW X1 and noticed the same type of scuff marks on the B pillar. I realised that a metal button on the back of my trousers was catching the B pillar causing the scratches. I bought some Carplan Back to Black and rubbed some of the plastic scuff marks. I let it dry and the buffed off. Repeated this several times and the scratch marks have disappeared.

What is the expected delivery time of a factory ordered UX?

Thank you everyone for your comments. I have a much better understanding of how a hybrid car works. I have test driven one and really liked it. I have come close to buying a Lexus on several occasions from the IS200 and the IS250 but changed my mind due to cost. There are some well priced 12 month old IS300h on the Lexus website. i also noticed that Lexus always come tops when it comes to reliability and dealers. I don't have the confidence in the long term reliability of my BMW 1 series.

I am considering purchasing a Lexus IS 300H. A large proportion of my mileage is urban driving within a 20 mile range with plenty of stop starts and 30mph speed limits. Will the car mainly run on battery power with this type of driving? I also make a 280 mile journey to visit family which is mainly motorway. My current car is a petrol BMW 1 series which obtains around 44 mpg on long journeys and around 36mpg around town. I don't drive with a heavy right foot. How does a Lexus compare with this mileage?