Fuel Pump Recall?
03-08-20, 05:41 PM
#31
Lead Lap
I will be interested in seeing how long it will be. The issue with me is that I am very picky about my vehicle so if I take it out and stall and be towed to a dealer, it could be out there for quite a while which means outside and such. Mine never has been outside or exposed to rain so the idea of having my car out for several weeks in the back of teh dealer is not appealing at all. I would rather be in a situation where the appointment can be made, drive in and back.
With my Acura's air bag issue, it was great that my dealer gave me a loaner but accepted to let my car at home - once the nicer weather returns, I may try and arrange the same thing with my dealer. I could take a picture of the odometer to prove the car has not moved. The other thing that annoys me going that route is I only drive my car in the summer, so if I lose a few months of driving time, then its a wasted lease
I just hope that a relatively fast solution can be found....But I am willing to give them a chance to do this right
With my Acura's air bag issue, it was great that my dealer gave me a loaner but accepted to let my car at home - once the nicer weather returns, I may try and arrange the same thing with my dealer. I could take a picture of the odometer to prove the car has not moved. The other thing that annoys me going that route is I only drive my car in the summer, so if I lose a few months of driving time, then its a wasted lease
I just hope that a relatively fast solution can be found....But I am willing to give them a chance to do this right
03-10-20, 03:41 PM
#32
I just checked with my local dealership and they said they can get me in a rental car and let me store my Lexus at home as long as no miles are added to the car. Sounds like a good idea but then I'd have to garage my lease for 2-3 months. Also the allowance for a rental car is $35/day which hardly covers an economy car in SoCal. Has anyone here gone through this process?
03-10-20, 07:03 PM
#33
drives cars
I just checked with my local dealership and they said they can get me in a rental car and let me store my Lexus at home as long as no miles are added to the car. Sounds like a good idea but then I'd have to garage my lease for 2-3 months. Also the allowance for a rental car is $35/day which hardly covers an economy car in SoCal. Has anyone here gone through this process?
I would have thought they'd set you up with a Lexus loaner car.
03-11-20, 04:23 AM
#34
I just checked with my local dealership and they said they can get me in a rental car and let me store my Lexus at home as long as no miles are added to the car. Sounds like a good idea but then I'd have to garage my lease for 2-3 months. Also the allowance for a rental car is $35/day which hardly covers an economy car in SoCal. Has anyone here gone through this process?
03-11-20, 06:53 AM
#35
03-11-20, 08:14 AM
#36
Driver School Candidate
I have had an Enterprise loaner for three weeks. Lexus told me they do not have enough loaners so they went to Enterprise. I have a BMW 330i and it is a nice car and but I prefer to be in my Lexus
03-11-20, 11:34 AM
#37
Driver School Candidate
I just checked with my local dealership and they said they can get me in a rental car and let me store my Lexus at home as long as no miles are added to the car. Sounds like a good idea but then I'd have to garage my lease for 2-3 months. Also the allowance for a rental car is $35/day which hardly covers an economy car in SoCal. Has anyone here gone through this process?
I am a new owner of a 2019 Lexus ES350 which I purchased used 2 weeks ago from a non-Lexus dealer. I had posted this post (my first) in another section of this forum. I was aware of a recall however, it wasn't until after my purchase that there was no repair or one even in site any time soon. I ended up calling Lexus customer service line and asked about the recall. After being told "it could be awhile" 3-6 months for a fix, they stated, "if you don't feel comfortable driving the car, we will pay for a rental, up to $45.00 per day, until the car is repaired. I said, so Lexus will provide me with a rental for as long as it takes to fix my car? Yes sir! Long story short, my almost new 2019 ES350 is now sitting comfortably in my garage until a repair is made. I am now in a Caddy XT-5, (No comparison to the Lexus). Rentals are available to anyone who's car is affected by this recall. So, if anyone feels uncomfortable driving their car and wants a rental, go to your local dealer and ask, I do hope they find a fix soon. I'd rather be driving the Lexus than have it sitting in the garage. I'm also thinking of asking Lexus instead of paying for a rental, work a deal with me and let me trade my 2019 in for a similar 2020. I mean, it's costing them almost $1,400 a month for the rental.
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03-12-20, 03:04 PM
#38
Hello All,
I am a new owner of a 2019 Lexus ES350 which I purchased used 2 weeks ago from a non-Lexus dealer. I had posted this post (my first) in another section of this forum. I was aware of a recall however, it wasn't until after my purchase that there was no repair or one even in site any time soon. I ended up calling Lexus customer service line and asked about the recall. After being told "it could be awhile" 3-6 months for a fix, they stated, "if you don't feel comfortable driving the car, we will pay for a rental, up to $45.00 per day, until the car is repaired. I said, so Lexus will provide me with a rental for as long as it takes to fix my car? Yes sir! Long story short, my almost new 2019 ES350 is now sitting comfortably in my garage until a repair is made. I am now in a Caddy XT-5, (No comparison to the Lexus). Rentals are available to anyone who's car is affected by this recall. So, if anyone feels uncomfortable driving their car and wants a rental, go to your local dealer and ask, I do hope they find a fix soon. I'd rather be driving the Lexus than have it sitting in the garage. I'm also thinking of asking Lexus instead of paying for a rental, work a deal with me and let me trade my 2019 in for a similar 2020. I mean, it's costing them almost $1,400 a month for the rental.
I am a new owner of a 2019 Lexus ES350 which I purchased used 2 weeks ago from a non-Lexus dealer. I had posted this post (my first) in another section of this forum. I was aware of a recall however, it wasn't until after my purchase that there was no repair or one even in site any time soon. I ended up calling Lexus customer service line and asked about the recall. After being told "it could be awhile" 3-6 months for a fix, they stated, "if you don't feel comfortable driving the car, we will pay for a rental, up to $45.00 per day, until the car is repaired. I said, so Lexus will provide me with a rental for as long as it takes to fix my car? Yes sir! Long story short, my almost new 2019 ES350 is now sitting comfortably in my garage until a repair is made. I am now in a Caddy XT-5, (No comparison to the Lexus). Rentals are available to anyone who's car is affected by this recall. So, if anyone feels uncomfortable driving their car and wants a rental, go to your local dealer and ask, I do hope they find a fix soon. I'd rather be driving the Lexus than have it sitting in the garage. I'm also thinking of asking Lexus instead of paying for a rental, work a deal with me and let me trade my 2019 in for a similar 2020. I mean, it's costing them almost $1,400 a month for the rental.
How did you get the local dealer to honor the $45/day allowance? My dealer keeps insisting that the max is $35/day
03-12-20, 04:35 PM
#39
Driver School Candidate
03-13-20, 05:30 PM
#41
03-14-20, 08:13 AM
#43
To be fair, often times dealers will have arrangements with rental companies and they will get better pricing - which means a better car than you'd normally get for $45/day. Every dealer/rental company is different of course, so your mileage may vary.
Jeff
Jeff
03-15-20, 10:03 AM
#45
Dealer tech here...this recall should be rolling out around summer time. We are trying to increase shop equipment and possibly be offered weekend OT to accommodate for the sheer amount of vehicles that will be coming through. Please try to keep the back seat area clean and don't come in with a full tank of gas, it'll make our lives so much easier.
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