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There isn't an issue. I had to phone Lexus multi-media support and email.them a.photo of my sat nav serial.number shown on the screen. The next day they had registered it for.me and.it works. It is,however very rudimentary. Good luck.sorting it. Jeff

Hi Quick question please, I have an ES on order and a colleague has had delivery of an UX. There was no handbook with the vehicle and the lease company told him Lexus no longer supply these with their cars. I would be amazed if this was the case. Can anyone confirm please thanks?

So it does, thanks!

As far as I can ascertain from the brochure, floor mats are not included. This is unusual as BMW and Merc. include these as standard. Am I correct please and any idea of cost?

That's true, nice to have something different to the horde! Plus better choice of colours , not just silver or greys....

The Camry has the same drive train but has a modified chassis so you can't compare the two by looking at the list of specification.

Yes, but they are smaller cars and equivalent to an IS. A 530e SE with a lower spec. than the base ES would save around £70 per month but lease costs would be around £200 a month more for high-mileage drivers.

I have an ES on order and have had a three hour test drive. So, not much Lexus driving experience BUT I have driven 500,000 miles in BMW 4 cylinder diesels and 90,000 miles in the E class with the new 4 cylinder diesel. These have all been great cars but when starting up and at slow speeds/around town/heavy traffic the Lexus is without question both quieter and smoother. At speed there is little difference. Sure, the Lexus won't handle.as fluently but if you need to drive 200-300 miles a day it is less important. The BIK tax saving is significant too!