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Just had a look round the Lexi website - absolute pants - nowhere can I find the capacities of the boot for any model or a blinking brochure.

Don't think I'll waste my time tomorrow as I doubt the sales monkeys will have the answers based on what I've seen with LMD!!

All the measurements and specifications are on the Lexus website LEXUS - Lexus

I would email them over but then you'd all know where I am and it would spoil the game!

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Obviously you can't read - I couldn't find them - I'm a potential customer and the information I wanted wasn't easy to find - one lost customer and I probably won't venture into the showroom in Cardiff tomorrow despite it being on Hadfield Road which is the place for car dealers in Cardiff, apart from Audi and a few others that have located 'out of town' so to speak.

Hadfield Road is always first stop as you can hit several in one go!

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Just had a look round the Lexi website - absolute pants - nowhere can I find the capacities of the boot for any model or a blinking brochure.

Don't think I'll waste my time tomorrow as I doubt the sales monkeys will have the answers based on what I've seen with LMD!!

I'm here to help if you have any questions - nothing is too much trouble.

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Obviously you can't read - I couldn't find them - I'm a potential customer and the information I wanted wasn't easy to find - one lost customer and I probably won't venture into the showroom in Cardiff tomorrow despite it being on Hadfield Road which is the place for car dealers in Cardiff, apart from Audi and a few others that have located 'out of town' so to speak.

Hadfield Road is always first stop as you can hit several in one go!

Miles off - try again. If you want a clue just ask.

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All the measurements and specifications are on the Lexus website LEXUS - Lexus

I would email them over but then you'd all know where I am and it would spoil the game!

Not in any meaningful way they aren't. What good is it quoting the boot size in metres cubed when every other manufacturer quotes in litres?

For the record my father had an IS and it is the single most unreliable car he has had - 2 gear boxes in 6 months doesn't shout quality to me, but what do I know?

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Got to the boot sizes for an A4 Avant within 5 mouse clicks.

Still no joy on the Lexus web****e - well for the LS anyhow - found it for all the others - in m3 - WTF is that about - give me litres and I can compare it with everything else out there.

Or is this a cunning trick by Lexus as their boots are titchy???

Oh, and where are the estates - how am I supposed to nip up the tip??

Don't suggest an Rx as I'm a bloke and not a school run mum!!

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Oh come on ... it can't possibly be as bad as the Audi website ... can it? :eek:

(At least when you finally find the specs on the Lexus site you have half a chance they'll be accurate...)

I think the website is quite nice as car manufacturers sites go. I also quite like some of the cars, but if this guy represents their dealers then I doubt they will ever be seeing any of my hard earned :rolleyes:

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Not in any meaningful way they aren't. What good is it quoting the boot size in metres cubed when every other manufacturer quotes in litres?

For the record my father had an IS and it is the single most unreliable car he has had - 2 gear boxes in 6 months doesn't shout quality to me, but what do I know?

Quite right my friend, what do you know? - I'll tell you what you know, NOTHING! Tell your dad he's obviously driving it like an old codger and to use the clutch more rather than crashing trough the gears like it's a Audi!

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Quite right my friend, what do you know? - I'll tell you what you know, NOTHING! Tell your dad he's obviously driving it like an old codger and to use the clutch more rather than crashing trough the gears like it's a Audi!

:roflmao:

You really are a prize prick aren't you +++

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Quite right my friend, what do you know? - I'll tell you what you know, NOTHING! Tell your dad he's obviously driving it like an old codger and to use the clutch more rather than crashing trough the gears like it's a Audi!

Are Audi gearboxes more resiliant then? Sounds like you're paying them a complement?

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Follow the link I sent you, you soppy old git. even a half arsed Audi cock can follow simple links so surely someone of your common sense should have no problem. It's not the fecking Krypton Factor of Crystal Maze!!!

They are there, but as I pointed out they are not quoted in a measurement that is even vaguely useful for comparison +++

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Follow the link I sent you, you soppy old git. even a half arsed Audi cock can follow simple links so surely someone of your common sense should have no problem. It's not the fecking Krypton Factor of Crystal Maze!!!

Can I ask a serious question? How many sales have you made this month?

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Just in case you buggers missed it - I edited my earlier post, here it is - bloody BT exchange is having a fit!

Got to the boot sizes for an A4 Avant within 5 mouse clicks.

Still no joy on the Lexus web****e - well for the LS anyhow - found it for all the others - in m3 - WTF is that about - give me litres and I can compare it with everything else out there.

Or is this a cunning trick by Lexus as their boots are titchy???

Oh, and where are the estates - how am I supposed to nip up the tip??

Don't suggest an Rx as I'm a bloke and not a school run mum!!

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