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Unless that's a bogus fuel door, the fuel door was on the passenger side, if I'm not mistaken, all Lexus has the fuel filler on the correct side, the driver's side. Makes it easier to tell the attendant "fill 'er up."
On the link, some person posted, who would buy a GS-F... the person that is willing to live with a 90% of M5 performance but with more luxury and refinement.
LOL...everyone thinks it looks like a Lexus or a BMW. Then are shocked when they find out its the new Jag. Theres a few threads on CL somewhere just like this.
Unless that's a bogus fuel door, the fuel door was on the passenger side, if I'm not mistaken, all Lexus has the fuel filler on the correct side, the driver's side. Makes it easier to tell the attendant "fill 'er up."
I thought the correct side would be the opposite side from the driver? That way you don't open your door and hit the poles???
I thought the correct side would be the opposite side from the driver? That way you don't open your door and hit the poles???
You assume that placement of the steering wheel on every car in the world is on the left side. It's not in the country where this car is designed; hence the fuel door is on the correct side.