onsknht

Better idea... when you pair your phone with the car via BT, you just enabled a "fob?"

Then all you need is your phone.

BTW - question on the fob.

Say I wake my wife up to have her take me to the airport, we take the car with PBS and I have the fob in my pocket. When we arrive at the drop zone, I'm late and make a run for the gate.

How does she get home?

twister

I should appreciate more living 10 minutes away from Ray Catena dealership BTW, they are considered to be the largest Lexus dealership on the East Coast and 3rd largest in the country.

Back to the seat comfort. Based on driving IS250AWD, RX350 and right now GS350AWD (all loaners while my tranny is being fixed/replaced/and fixed again), I can tell you that our ES350 seats are THE SOFTEST and THE MOST COMFORTABLE!!! I'm sure LS probably has an edge over it, but to really appreciate ES350 seats you have to park your behind in other cars.

Regarding the key fob, I always keep it in a pocket of my computer bag which I carry to work. As soon as I get out of the house and lock the door, key fob goes right in there and stays until I come home. Of course, if I need to take a trip during the lunch time, I just put it in my pocket. Doesn't take too much room with only 2 keys on it.

josephlee

ES350Bob,

well, i was thinking either getting IS350 and pocketing some money, or wait for the GS460. But u know, I'll probably end up spending the 'pocket money' on a supra V8 if i go with the first choice.

what would you choose? 2 cars or 1...haha

ES350Bob

joseph,

I'd go for one car and since I have driven the G35 S I'd drive the non-S sedan and see what I thought. It's those seats in the G ...LOL


Then after I went for one car, if still inclined in a couple of months, I'd probably go for a second one.

toneman

Or perhaps that little flipout storage compartment next to the side mirror adjustment control pad that just happens to be a wee bit too small to store most cell phones?