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Be aware though cars first registered after 1/1/2012 must have a functioning TPMS of some sort i.e. direct (valve sensors) or indirect (ABS, rotational speed)

The handbook suggests switching to outside air to defog the windows..

Make sure the windows are really clean inside. Have you renewed the cabin air filter? Check the footwell carpets and the underlay for dampness.

How did you get the shaded background to the text in your first post and not in your second post? Genuinely curious..

Where have you cut and pasted this from?

As already stated ...

While people keep buying these cars (whatever marque), why would they?

It'll run until the IGN is switched off, then won't start again. ...

What drone is this? Is it peculiar to the CT? I have no drone in my RC300h

"The Relay Attack Passive keyless entry systems, which allow drivers to open and start their cars without removing the key fob from their pocket, can be exploited using a technique called the ‘Relay Attack.’ Usually operating in pairs, one criminal will hold a device up against the car, to capture the signal it sends out to the key. It then ‘boosts’ this signal to another device by the front wall of the house, which relays the signal to the key inside. This fools the car and key into thinking they are within the 2m range of operation, allowing the car to be unlocked and started. Once started the engine will not restart without the key present." http://www.mynewsdesk.com/uk/thatcham-research/pressreleases/six-of-the-11-new-cars-launched-in-2019-rated-poor-for-security-2850271?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=Alert&utm_content=pressrelease

Links?

Oh, should add, Metallic paint and Protection Pack (mud flaps, boot liner, bumper plate, rubber floor mats)

Sign up to the My Lexus or use the mobile app and download the manual from there. Easier to say what was optional. Moon roof, Premium Navigation, Mark Levinson

Not to my taste, neither are the blue footlights, sorry.

Dealership or Autoglass can't help?

I'm assuming the space saver was housed under the floor in the load area, protected from UV light? In which case there will be minimal deterioration surely? (Wouldn't it be an 11yr old tyre?)

I thought the TPMS light flashes if there is a system error, not simply illuminates as it does to warn of low pressure?

Was looking at a Sonic White version this morning, very nice!

Have a read of this thread, batteries can be replaced..

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/car-chat/898106-2019-lexus-rc-facelift.html

If anything like my 2016 Premium Nav, one has to request the download in the Nav Remote memory menus and then the downloaded destinations should be listed with all the others.

The 2019 RC has the 10.3" multimedia screen. All grades come with Lexus Safety System+ as standard. Centre console has thicker knee cushioning, The suspension has been tweaked, with new shock absorbers, giving a more controlled, compliant ride at lower speeds (plus many more steps in the AVS) harder suspension bushes. The steering has been 'recalibrated' F-Sport comes with painted calipers Subjectively seems quieter inside and less jiggly around town.

Amazing? Or perhaps - https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Mazin

My understanding also. My ceramic coated RC has chipped. The only way I know is to apply PPF (aka 'helicopter tape') available in sheets like vinyl wrap

What sort of roads do you predominantly drive on? I don't have Sonic Titanium but the red version, so same paint process. I collected a stone chip in the second week of ownership but none since. My impression is the paint is no 'softer' than the Mercs I had before.. The model shape can have a massive influence on how easily a car collects stone chips As for prevention, the only thing to do would be a paint protection film. I personally don't like PPF as it's never invisible and being a sacrificial it still gets visibly damaged. The edges show dirt easily. Stone chips are, unfortunately, a fact of driving life