It’ll be interesting to see how this goes. There seems to be a lot of issues with the ES model too, at least from what I’ve seen from a quick dip into that part of the forum.
Far too many people are into gadgets and tech in their cars nowadays it seems. That’s possibly why Tesla do well.
I’d much prefer a solidly built car that is largely free from faults and doesn’t constantly squeak, rattle and creak. Also one that I don’t have to keep taking back to the dealership.
I’ve owned four Jaguars, each of them were absolutely sublime to drive and put a smile on my face every time I drove them but they all spent too much time being fixed or having nightly little issues put right. It’s why I’m back in a Lexus.
If future Lexus models are no longer as good in this regard I could perhaps drive something else that would be a little more exciting to drive.
The jury is out then. Will the latest UX & ES and future Lexus models be as bulletproof as previous models?