Comments by "" (@Adison0529) on "Tedward"
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I was sceptical when you mentioned it but now I see how cool of a pick up it was. You can't go wrong with an NA engine, if I were to look for a cheap to maintain car I would definitely look for NA manual transmission car myself.
I really like this one because unlike other Lexus SUVs, this one looks like it's a 2015 model or something. Way less of those extra sharp cuts on the body work and while I don't think they look bad on other Lexus cars, I prefer more of those older, round shapes. It looks like it's meant to put in work on some snow and rough terrain, kind of like Land Cruisers do as well. It's kind of like RAV4s for me - I like the 2nd gen shapes much more than 4th/5th gen.
As for the spec, while the Nori Green looks pretty damn good and stands out a little, I think a "Japanese" spec looks mighty fine as well, it's just probably going to be harder to maintain in this condition. :) I think Lexus does red/burgundy leather the best and I love your decision of going for it. The updated center console probably wouldn't be that big of a deal for me but whatever rocks your boat. Overall, I like this some sort of simplicity of the interior and it's elegant looks.
What are your plans for it? Do you plan to keep it for years to come or are you planning on selling it after this or next winter season? It might be European thing because I feel like Lexus cars are way less common here than in the US, but they seem to depreciate like crazy, hence why I ask this question.
Anyways, happy for you and excited for what you're going to do with the car. Now I can only hope your region will get blessed with some heavy snowstorms so you can film some cool GX videos for us :)
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First of all, good on you for standing your ground. Everyone could've had a different outlook on the situation. I bet mine would've been probably the same as yours but I know for a fact I would've had a harder time not giving in to all the dealer's solutions, especially in regards to the first issue. So I am glad you stood by your concerns and got a solution YOU were happy with as a customer.
Second, hats off to your Lexus dealer for handling this situation. Primarily to understanding their customer's concerns and providing a solution that puts them first, not themselves. I am glad to hear that the technicial wasn't trying to weasel out acting like the issue isn't there. Here in Poland we had a pretty loud, few years long case of a faulty S63 AMG and while I am not sure who was in the right and who was wrong in it as I haven't followed the topic in a while (the only thing I've heard few months ago was that the car ended up in Ukraine?), the thing I'm sure about is your Lexus dealer handled an issue with a brand new, expensive car 100x better than the Merc dealer here did. I can imagine it might've be a little bit frustrating to hear the dealer is trying to play with wheels and tires when you made it clear it's not the issue, but considering how they treat you it's just respectful to let them cook as long as your car isn't out of service for many months. Again, hats off to them for handing you a new car instead of trying to fix the issue while you're on hold as they try to minimize their loss.
Situations like these make me stick with a seller that's often more expensive than the competition. I have one store that I primarily source my electronics from and even though their markup is always X-1X percent higher, I stick with them because I have never had any issues with returning faulty products or making a warranty claim through them.
Also, for the final take, completely agree with the top comment here. Thanks for breaking it down for us. The video's been not only entertaining but also informative and I'm glad I could learn something.
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I expect the new M2 to be a similar case to new M3 & M4. People don't like it at first, but it will end up selling great. Now, I think it will happen for a different reason though. M3 and M4 are just different from the previous gen style wise and according to many users, they drive phenomenally too. This M2 is not much different style wise, but from what I've heard about M240i already, I assume M2 will be a wonder to drive and that will be the selling point.
Personally, I love the interior, seats look like they're perfect for daily use and very good for occasional sporty driving as well. The screens look awfully out of place, but outside of that it looks really good. As for the exterior, the only nice thing about it might be the i30N-paint-but-worse (although I'm not sure if it fits the M2 as good as the i30N) and the rims.
M3s and M4s grew on me because they're different. This is just the previous gen but awfully ugly, looks like a plastic toy car. Your closing conclusion is a good representation on how I feel about it - if you can stomach the looks, it might be a fantastic car.
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Your audio setup truly shined in this one. Eargasms all around. Also, truly a British spec and it's fantastic, I admire the fact that the seatbelts and paddle shifters are in tan as well.
Always thought these were cool, but they're so unpopular I haven't thought about one for the past couple years for sure. Now that you showed this one - they're back on the menu for me. Hard to believe it's 10 yo already. The interior looks perfect to me, all the touch points look obvious, tactile, no unnecessary goofing around with shit ton of touch screens. BMW F series style gear knob, very pretty AC control wheels, clean, well organized steering wheel. The only thing it could use is an old fashioned handbrake rather than an electronic one.
Idk, I can't find proper words for it overall. It looks, it sings and it moves. Honestly, might've dethroned the LC500 in a "luxurious coupe perfect for a middle age crisis" category for me simply because it does all the LC already does, but screams way better on top of that.
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