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Probably washed out the SRP that was masking the chips etc..

Exactly, no 200T engined models anymore. Also correct it would have been £1200 on first registration then £140 (or£340 for the next 5yrs if list price over £40k then a flat £140 per year.)

Can one actually buy the 200T anymore? Doesn't appear on the UK website

You need the battery version for that ...

Even just water on the boot lid can drip into the boot when the lid is raised, usually just from the corners. What I find very irritating is the water that runs of the roof and into the door opening, usually dripping on me as I get into the car! Never experienced the like before on any other car.

I wonder what it sounds like inside? Certainly not my 'cup of tea'

The LCCN reference returns the ISBN 0971793573

Looks interesting, do you have the ISBN?

It's all relative of course but the supercharger in my AMG ran very warm. Intercooler pump failure quite common and resulted in the ECU disengaging the 'charger. But I agree with the above, supercharging is the better way to go. Instant, low down torque and no lag. Far more reliable than a turbo

Took early retirement at 54, (7yrs ago) from pharmaceutical research, developing novel dosage forms, delivery system and sterile production machinery. Now spend a few hours a week at B&Q advising on flooring projects and humping pallet loads of tiles/laminate!! Basically get paid to workout

If it disengages every time if you apply the foot brake, I'd suspect a faulty stalk

Lexus told me I couldn't run 17" wheels on my RC300h but the handbook and B pillar sticker clearly shows 17" as an option. I think there's a reluctance to commit to anything other than order options.

Really? In my RC300h the fans definitely blow the air out of the seat. There is a fan in the seat base and another in the seat back. Both draw air from the cabin and blow it through the channels in the seat cushions. The air then diffuses through the foam and exits via the perforations in the leather covers. If they simply drew the air through it wouldn't ventilate the areas occluded by the sitter's back and thighs. Exactly the areas most needed. So it's curious that from 2017-11 Lexus saw fit to reverse the air flow in the seat back, drawing air through the seat face and exiting via the climate fan in the seat back! The seat base air flow remains as for pre- 2017-11 models...

Strange isn't it? Years past only the chauffeur would sit on the hard wearing, easy clean leather, the luxurious velvet/plush seats reserved for the rear seat passengers.

The options listed in the handbook shows the smallest wheel/tyre combo is 225/50R17 94W on 17 x 7 1/2J

On other cars I've owned, multiple flashes on unlocking meant the alarm had gone off (and had reset) at some point during the locked period.

I'm wearing that chip as a badge of honour 😏 It seems to be warding off any further damage, so far anyway.... If one's car has the more standard metallic finishes it would be cheaper to repair and be far less noticeable once touched in.

That's an awful lot of coats sprayed there. I wonder what the cost is to prep and spray a car front? Compared with PastiDip?

It'll keep driving normally until you switch off, then obviously it won't restart.

The handbook states you have Bi-xenon headlamps, so a single bulb provides both high and low beam, with the metal shutter in place, low beam. What it doesn't show is any other headlamp type, so would guess you have only the one headlamp bulb, very unusual these days.. Unless there is a light emitter within that grooved area to the inside of the projector headlamp. Have you ever looked at the units when they are on? With dipped only and then with main + dipped?

What does the handbook list as bulb replacements?

See thread below, I didn't get it treated and some far, haven't collected anymore.

I'm guessing you have xenon headlamps? In which case there will be a little metal shield that drops across the lamp to give the dipped beam cutoff. A picture of the light fitting might help?

I have Clove leather interior and I use the kit supplied by Lexus to clean it, whenever it starts to look a little grubby. Being a light cream/sand colour it doesn't take much getting in and out with denim on to give the bolsters a slight blue tinge. The cleaner in the kit removes every trace very easily and the conditioner leaves the seats soft and as they left the factory. I'm pretty sure the solution in the kit is simply a gentle 'woolite' type detergent. Smells similar. Not sure what the conditioner is but it's very thin and applied using what I would call a paint pad! A soft cloth is used to buff off the conditioner after a couple of minutes.

I'd likely drag myself along to this, even though I drive a lowly F-Sport and battery version at that!! To compound my sins, I'll admit to not really liking the LFA, except for the glorious exhaust song, the rest doesn't grab me. Now, the LC, that's a different kettle of fish