brutus27

I have a ‘21 and the right mirror not dimming has never been an issue. Not to worry unless you have ultra sensitive eyes.

tntcandy

Does a 2020 have the dimming function of right side mirror?

basically you can run the wires from left side mirror, trace it to the control module if shorter cable run.

I have this on my to do list, but will not do it before I add the "smart" handle to lock/unlock from rear doors as I need to remove trim for that anyway

Acrad

2020 has it.... a careful examination of wiring harnesses is in order

tntcandy

Great good to know when ordering

IanG

Laminated glass, reduces exterior noise inside the vehicle.

WallStreetWayno

Question: I am a newbie and I just bought a 2019 GX 460 (47k miles) can we upgrade the infotainment system to the newer version? and is it worth the money to buy a 5/yr 150k mile warranty from Lexus or just keep the money handy for eventual repairs?

tntcandy

As for infotainment system, I'm sure its possible, but teh cost will not make it worth it.
Get Apple CarPlay or Android Auto with Beatsonic or similar system. We have it and it works really great.

Personally I would not get the extended warranty, but thats a personal preference, cost of "insurance" (extended warranty) vs money for repairs.
As its used its harder for you to know the maintenance history so that shoudl be in your considerations.

FastTurtle

I agree with the cost may not be worth it.

For the warranty, Is your GX a Lexus certified used car? If yes, then that should come with a standard “diet coke” warranty.

A used 2022 GX is also not guaranteed to last longer than your 2019.

An extended warranty may provide you with “ peace of mind” but the cost may exceed the cost of potential repairs with a well-maintained GX.

Also, extended warranties are easy to buy but when it's time to get reimbursement….good luck with the process.

WallStreetWayno

Thanks, so I did a little digging. Vehicle gets here in 2/3 days. 1 owner, super clean car fax and all the service records at a local Lexus dealer. No recalls.
They are offering a 60 month / 150k warranty on pretty much everything except brakes, tires and oil. Price tag is $2,500

I'm not sure of the likelihood of spending $2,500 on repairs over the next 5 years and/or 103k miles? Based on JD Power and all the various sources - it's apparently one of the most reliable and durable vehicles you can snag. Although I appreciate the peace of mind you get with a warranty, I am still undecided.

ScaldedDog

If it's my money, I'm keeping the $2500 in my pocket.

Mark

CFAI

That doesn't sound like a Lexus CPO/VSA - which would be unlimited miles. Is that third party? If that was for an L/Cert 3 year VSA extension on the 2 year CPO then I might consider it, but for a third party I wouldn't buy it regardless of the price.

ASE

Agree ... "Third Party" is NOT the same as a Lexus Certified Warranty Extension ... don't care who sells the policy ... it's all about the "underwriter" in the fine print as detailed in the footer ... so do your research.

ASE

Agree ... "Third Party" is NOT the same as a Lexus Certified Warranty Extension ... don't care who sells the policy ... it's all about the "underwriter" in the fine print as detailed in the footer ... so do your research. Most are not worth the paper they are written on ...