Heated Wood Steering Wheel Woodgrain Trim
#47
There may be a problem with yours the seats in my ES300h UL are heated on the back.
#48
#49
Hi all have fun with your Lexus ES Vehicle.....Traded in my piece of crap 300h with the worst Mark Levinson system....1/4 heated steering wheel the list can go on worst luxury vehicle on the market what a mistake....you all have fun dealing with Lexus, can't wait to pick up my Acura RLX has everything I want for a few more bucks and lot more options. Yahooooo. By the way thank you all for no support enjoy your ES. Signing off for Lexus forum, never felt so happy getting rid of a vehicle.
#50
Hi all have fun with your Lexus ES Vehicle.....Traded in my piece of crap 300h with the worst Mark Levinson system....1/4 heated steering wheel the list can go on worst luxury vehicle on the market what a mistake....you all have fun dealing with Lexus, can't wait to pick up my Acura RLX has everything I want for a few more bucks and lot more options. Yahooooo. By the way thank you all for no support enjoy your ES. Signing off for Lexus forum, never felt so happy getting rid of a vehicle.
Anyway, good luck it the Acura.
#51
That's why I read all reviews, youtube videos, test drive, before buying a car. I knew about all he gripes before I got the car. I joined the Lincoln and Hyundai forums when I was considering the Azera and MKZ so I could hear from owners.
#56
Hey everyone, just wanted to clarify I do not work for Acura in any shape or form or a troll Especially not a professional blogger as indicated on the above quotes. I have always heard that Lexus was a great car and you get what you pay for and that is why I changed. Yes I did test drive the ES300 but they had the base model and had to wait about 2weeks for the vehicle with the option I Wanted. As for the Acura I am very happy with it even if it has been only 24hr, yes made sure I test drove the vehicle with the option I wanted. The reason I was complaining about the ES it did not meet my expectation, who wants to loss money trading in a new vehicle? I am on the road a lot and I have to say it wasn't the heated steering wheel that ultimately made me change the vehicle, it was the Mark Levinson system the sound from the sub was terriable with music with lots of base and Lexus is do nothing about. I call Lexus many times and they claimed they knew nothing mean while another thread many people are complaining about this. Wish you all good luck with your vehicle
Last edited by 2Relax; 04-03-13 at 03:53 AM.
#57
Sounds like if you wanted a Lexus in the same class as the RLX, a GS was what you should have considered, not an ES. It's becoming apparent you're not the most educated car shopper on the block. Good luck with the Acura. It looks like a nice car.
#58
This thread is an absolute scream, even funnier when you realize that this guy got absolutely killed on this deal...
I too think its crappy the steering wheel is not 100% heated, even crappier when you realize that its the same on the GS, and its also the same on the GS with the all leather wheel, not just the wood/leather wheel. Its not something that would keep me out of the car though. To take a loss of THOUSANDS to trade though over this and a subwoofer to me is absurd.
#59
I just read a scathing review of the RLX just posted a couple of days ago:
http://blogs.wsj.com/drivers-seat/20...test-headlines
It's all negative which makes me think it's not completely accurate. However, the major negative that sticks out for me is that it is a huge car, larger than the current 5 series, and has a turning radius of 40ft(!). Also, the headlamp design is bizarre.
http://blogs.wsj.com/drivers-seat/20...test-headlines
It's all negative which makes me think it's not completely accurate. However, the major negative that sticks out for me is that it is a huge car, larger than the current 5 series, and has a turning radius of 40ft(!). Also, the headlamp design is bizarre.
#60
All of the reviews I've seen on the RLX have been lukewarm at best. It seems to me that the price is pretty high. It starts at a little over $50k and hits $55k pretty quick.
When you think about it, reviews of the ES have been so-so as well. These cars appeal to a certain demographic and granted aren't what you'd call exciting, but they do a lot of things well.
When you think about it, reviews of the ES have been so-so as well. These cars appeal to a certain demographic and granted aren't what you'd call exciting, but they do a lot of things well.