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Mine has been in a QC hold for about 3 weeks now. Does anyone know what may be causing the hold? I am thinking it may be due to the recalls, but can't get any information out of the dealership.
it’s because of the VSC recall. Not the weld recall
I suspect it is due to the weld recall issue, assuming your NX was built in Japan.
Bummer. It was made in Japan. I was really hoping that that wasn’t the reason. Definitely going to have to rethink if it’s worth getting that particular car. I’d much rather pass and get one without the welding recall….even if it means more waiting. Especially since there doesn’t seem to be a fix in place.
it’s because of the VSC recall. Not the weld recall
This would be great as I don’t mind purchasing the vehicle if it’s only a software update needed. I’d rethink purchasing a car with the welding issue though. The Lexus app used to have the specs of the vehicle, but that has since been removed, so I can’t check the manufacture date to see if it may have been impacted by the welding recall.
This would be great as I don’t mind purchasing the vehicle if it’s only a software update needed. I’d rethink purchasing a car with the welding issue though. The Lexus app used to have the specs of the vehicle, but that has since been removed, so I can’t check the manufacture date to see if it may have been impacted by the welding recall.
If you have the vin, you can enter into the Lexus recall website and it’ll tell you exactly which recalls it has. However, given that you don’t have your car yet, I’m almost certain (99.9999%) that it’s just a VSC as I’m tracking about 5 vins for members currently and they are all in the same boat
If you have the vin, you can enter into the Lexus recall website and it’ll tell you exactly which recalls it has. However, given that you don’t have your car yet, I’m almost certain (99.9999%) that it’s just a VSC as I’m tracking about 5 vins for members currently and they are all in the same boat
I am only seeing the VSC recall when I run a search for the VIN, but I wasn't sure if that means I am in the clear for the weld recall. I was supposed to get the car at the end of March. Currently, the dealer has no delivery date to share when I check in. I do know that it made it out to Colorado from Oregon, which is progress.
I am only seeing the VSC recall when I run a search for the VIN, but I wasn't sure if that means I am in the clear for the weld recall. I was supposed to get the car at the end of March. Currently, the dealer has no delivery date to share when I check in. I do know that it made it out to Colorado from Oregon, which is progress.
Yeah you’re in the clear then. And if your car is in the states already, if you want you can send me the vin and I can check if an estimated date is available
Yeah you’re in the clear then. And if your car is in the states already, if you want you can send me the vin and I can check if an estimated date is available
After driving my wife's 2020 Avalon limited hybrid (same powertrain as ES300h) I think the 2022 NX350h will provide adequate acceleration. I am still keeping my manual shift rs for my performance and shifting fixes when needed.
yes they really need to upgrade the Es300h with the NX electric motors and it should able to do high 6 seconds to 60mph.
It's a great combo! I'm getting windows tinted on Friday so I'll throw some more up, and maybe a short video of the car and how it operates without the HUD.
04-19-22, 06:46 PM
