Lexus Link???
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http://www.lexus.com/lexuslink/
It's still there. Just not heavily marketed anymore since it's a licensed service from GM's On Star.
It's still there. Just not heavily marketed anymore since it's a licensed service from GM's On Star.
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Originally Posted by flipside909
http://www.lexus.com/lexuslink/
It's still there. Just not heavily marketed anymore since it's a licensed service from GM's On Star.
It's still there. Just not heavily marketed anymore since it's a licensed service from GM's On Star.
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We tried it for a couple years back in 2001, but there was no value in it. Lexus Link cost about $1,000 for the system itself and then customers had to pay a monthly service charge, I think it was about $400 per year. There was no value for it because our cars hardly ever break down! It's a good feature for GM and Mercedes, etc...but not for Lexus.
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Originally Posted by Longo Lexus
There was no value for it because our cars hardly ever break down! It's a good feature for GM and Mercedes, etc...but not for Lexus.
Granted, though......the chances of a Lexus having a mechanical breakdown on the road are MUCH less than with a Cadillac. I agree with you there.
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that's how i see it as well, it's pretty stupid... when they offered it on the acura since 03 (onstar), i said that's one thing that i wouldn't care for sure...
and the fact that you get first yr FREE but crap load of money thereafter? what is it?! you don't see people paying 2k upgrade for nav and pay money every yr for "subscription"
and the fact that you get first yr FREE but crap load of money thereafter? what is it?! you don't see people paying 2k upgrade for nav and pay money every yr for "subscription"
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