@Coursey1983 hello yes take a look at the receipt posted from lexus dealer You’ll see the detailed analyst run from the Lexus certified Dealer that states the other systems are active there is one estimate posted on this ad assessing the front crash zone and Sensor and hard rest. I believe it’s about $3500.00 somewhere around there. I’m more than comfortable if you want to take the car to another dealer as my dealer is in torrance but once again the investment of money I personally don’t ever plan on hitting a pedestrian …. Thanks my friend
Thanks for your bids guys just to let you know I live in the city Of Cerritos The car is available for any pre-inspections or test drives. I fully stand behind. It’s ability to be a safe well performing vehicle so feel free to contact me if you’d like to do either, thanks.
@Coursey1983 hello my friend yes, you are 100% correct. The pedestrian sensor system is completely separate from all other safety system systems so the pop-up hood is the mechanism that if you were ever to hit a pedestrian, the hood, literally raises itself 4 inches to cushion the accident to the pedestrian nothing else so you would be correct. Thanks so much.
Truly, a beautiful car I really put it in the l arena of the exotics It’s all about perspective. It’s really like having three different vehicles in one because of the drive modes. Echo makes it fuel efficient but soft driving normal is aggressive. Sport is really aggressive and sport plus I would say should be track only as the car is blindingly fast so whoever gets it will enjoy it as a daily driver or a show car happy bidding.
@1966GC Hello my friend, as you know dealer diagnostics and servicing of Lexus vehicle systems can get expensive reassessment of the front crash zone and recalibration of the front bumper pedestrian sensors depending upon the dealership can be as little as several thousand dollars or as much as 3 to 5 thousand noting that the silent illumination of the pop-up hood mechanism does not bother me, I opted not to replace or repair the front end crash zone or reset the pedestrian safety system as it is not a safety or functioning requirement of the vehicle as I enjoy driving the car and going to car-shows in the car I have no safety concerns about the car It is not something that I care to invest in the vehicle is in excellent running condition and it’s totally safe in regards to accident protection however dealer reset and calibration would get the car back to 100% in the opinion of the certified lexus dealership. As far as Im concerned that’s for someone else to do who is more of a perfectionist thanks for your question.
Hello welcome to my Auction of my 2018 Lexus Lc500 truly a dynamic vehicle it has some history with minor accidents much of it bumper hood, fenders and rear bumper replacement keep in mind airbags were never deployed. The only system deployment-was the passenger pop-up hood and the actuators have been replaced. Car needs more tinkering with someone who can appreciate getting it to Perfect condition. Lexus certified dealer believe that sensors in the front bumper need to be calibrated and there needs to be a hard reset to get the car perfect the only warning light that illuminates is a see your dealer pop-up hood mechanism malfunction, which doesn’t bother me. It does not chime or blink annoyingly or affect the drivability or safety of the car. I actually don’t even notice it, anyway please feel free to ask questions and please know that this car everything that you see. Thanks again guys.
