NemesisUK

John

Tickety-boo

David

Fiddle

Half

Simpsons

Many models are, IIRC all RHD models are made in Japan, whilst many but not all LHD models are made in North America. https://mag.lexus.co.uk/where-are-lexus-cars-made/ https://www.lexus.com/about/manufacturing

Riser

Most Lexus models sold in the North American market are also produced in the States, Very few are imported

Their layout and cross references are less than logical in many instances.

Rollerball

Convoy

No apologies needed, "There is no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid answers" For which I offer my apologies ...

Announce

Apologies Daniel my reply was a bit harsh. A rather painful knee is making me grumpy and I should not take it out on others....

Introspect

That good news Herbs! Now, just curious but if one is sitting in the rear seats and the car is locked (as it might be from driving) and the passenger wishes to exit how does it work? Wouldn't the passenger pull the door lever and still holding the lever push the door open?

Unfortunately on many such occasions the OP has simply not tried the obvious and IMHO it would be far more helpful to themselves to actually refer to the handbook. The simplest answer is always the better option and in most cases a learning exercise in itself. Now, there have been numerous times in the past where a member has asked a question and after confirming they either don't have access to the handbook or have failed to find the relevant information I and others have then searched online copies and posted up the extracts required and at great length. So, Daniel, unless you have anything constructive to add to help the OP perhaps one should keep one's frustrations to oneself?

I would have thought once in the front seat you should be able to open a rear door simply by pulling on the release lever inside, no need to pull up the lock indicator? Just as a passenger would normally do?

I use the stick, much easier to control where it goes..

My invite to join came with the questionnaire after my purchase of my first RC, 5yrs ago. I've been responding to their surveys ever since. I have even received a couple of gifts as thanks!

Nexus

A relatively large gap around the filler flap and no rubber seals help there Renato 😉 I find a generous application of Gummi Pflege on the door edge seals works wonders in stopping the glass freezing to them. 👍

Sounds like the classic CPS failure. The car doesn't know the crank position. When the engine gets hot the sensor fails, when it cools it starts working again. Get the codes read for confirmation.

Always good to observe prospective sites, watch how many times they drop a cloth and reapply it to the car!