Along with the rest of the automotive industry. It’s hard to be an automotive enthusiast in this day and age, when everything is turning into a refrigerator on wheels with a gigantic screen(s) inside.

Who decided that disappearing buttons was a good idea? Was something wrong with them being clearly identifiable and usable all the time?

And don’t get me started on the name-spelled-out trend that’s eventually going to take over. First, we had it on the back. Now, it’s on the steering wheel. Soon the logo itself won’t even exist.

2014 IS250 who has been with me thru thick and thin. Only 55K miles. All 4 wheels/rims gone and left dumped on asphalt. Feel so violated and angry. Wondering if insurance will total it. KBB value 16 to 18K. Tow truck said they think damage is prob about 10K.

They just leave it in the trunk…

Decided to get myself a graduation present. I talked nonstop about this car for 5 years straight. After landing my dream job I finally felt like it was time to join the Lexus family

Was seconds from pulling into work, when a 17 y/o kid pulls through a stop sign into oncoming traffic without looking left, causing him to side swipe my car. We pulled into my work parking lot and he got out and admitted he didn’t look both ways and only had his permit. He had his gf in his passenger seat who was the same age with no license.

I just couldn’t believe it. Cops came, he got a ticket, I went to work and told my coworkers what happened. I believe it’s all cosmetic so I’m hoping his parent’s insurance can just cover it and it can be a quick repair.

I haven’t even had this car for 6 months and this the 2nd time someone has damaged it. I just wish this was a dream

Got tired of the maintenance and driving dynamics of my M6. Picked up this Molten Pearl IS500 so I have a practical, reliable car that’ll hold its value better. And it’s fun to drive under 100 and I’m not committing (as many) felonies 😂

Acutally I saw this at the dealership when I went in to order a new LC500. LFA in USB Mica. Damn…

Article Link: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/ranked-the-most-reliable-car-brands-in-the-u-s/

After 8 long months, I’ve accepted delivery of my new Nori Green LC500 convertible. I picked it up with 8 miles and already put on 300 miles. My first drive was very uncomfortable even in comfort mode so I immediately thought to check the tire pressure. They were inflated to 43 psi and the door jamb says they should be 33 psi. I lowered them to the correct level and the car immediately felt so much more comfortable. Can’t wait to put on more miles and hear that roaring V8 exhaust sound.

Buyers inspection and some diagnosis. 4,400 miles on it. Supposedly up for sale, just a cool 950k

2018 GS 350 64k miles

Love everything about it. First Lexus.

Owner’s Account: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C71BeTGPVy4/?igsh=ZGJqb21vMGMwMGF2

Not a new driver btw. Never wanted to own any other car than a LC 500.

2018 with 11k miles!

Came down at five thirty this morning to go to work and was greeted by an empty parking spot.

Both sets of keys are accounted for, vehicle was locked in a open but covered parking garage with cameras and lights.

Seems I drew the short straw last night.

I can only recommend getting a kill switch installed before it happens to you