Visibility Problems of Lexus ES350

Rear window distorts other car headlight at night and is very distracting, especially in heavy traffic. It appears that the slant of the window and the defrosting wires are set to close and this is what causes this problem. Later models, this is corrected by fewer wires with more seperation.

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The contact owns a 2007 Lexus Es350. The contact stated that the front drivers side window slipped out of its tracks. As a result, the window would not move up or down. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where the window and assembly were replaced. The failure also occurred on the front passenger side window. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer where it was again repaired. The manufacturer was notified and stated that there were no recalls or warranties related to the failure. The failure mileage was 64,640.

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Lexus 2009, model Es350. All windows and sunroof open by themselves at the same time at different occaisons. Vehicle has been brought and left at keyes Lexus in van nuys, CA. Numerous times to correct from beginning of my purchase. They failed to correct the problem to this date after promissing to do so. The danger exists if this happens while driving, it could cause an accident.

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Lexus 2009, model Es350 security system goes off by itself at odd hours all windows and sunroof open by themselves at the same time on different occasions. Now Toyota is replacing all computers that relate to this electrical problem. The vehicle has been at the service department over a week.

My 2010 ES 350 the side mirrors fog up when it's raining and the outside temperature is below the 50 degree range and a slight drop or increase in temperature between traveling points, like driving from a lower temperature northern virginia into a higher humidity and temperature today (4/5/11) in washington DC weather. I couldn't see anything out of the two mirrors to change lanes on the highway, a very unsafe and hazardous condition trying to lower the window in the rain and wipe the drive side mirror, drive, and having to repeat 5 minutes later. Eren: good morning. Thank you for contacting Lexus today.

On 07/2009 we took our 2007 Lexus Es350 in for service with 20k miles. It was being taken in for a brake problem, faulty visor and vehicle tilted/leaning. I was advised that the brakes had 1mm left (near brake failure). A Lexus tech replaced the brakes, visor and confirmed that the vehicle was tilted/leaning. Since then the vehicle returned several times for service including but not limited to the following: brakes and tilt/leaning. The brakes were replaced again and another tech confirmed that the vehicle was tilted/leaning with visual and physical inspection. The tech measured from the wheel well to the ground. The dealer replaced the front suspension but the results were the same. The vehicle is still tilted/leaning and now Lexus is refusing to fix it and stated, they have done all they can do to fix it. After I complaint that the vehicle is unsafe a corp field tech was sent to inspect the vehicle. The field tech also confirmed that the vehicle was tilted/leaning and stated that they don't currently have a remedy for this problem. The vehicle currently has 25k miles. Due to the statement above it leads me to believe the this is a manufacture defect.

2010 Lexus Es350. Consumer states unintended acceleration. The consumer stated he engaged the cruise control, but due to speed restrictions where he was driving, he applied the brake and drove to the top. Once on level ground and with a clear lane ahead, he engaged resume. To his surprise the vehicle lurched forward with such force that he felt he had been pushed back into the seat very hard. He applied the brake and disengaged the cruise control. The dealers explanation was that the vehicle was powerful. The consumer also stated there was poor visibility in the rear of the vehicle. He stated he is 5" 10' tall, but sitting in the drivers seat, he could not see the back of the car; the end of the trunk lid, or the tail lights. The rear head rests covered much of the corners of the rear window and the middle was also blocked by the brake light. Also, just after the rear passenger seat, the cover over the trunk was slanted at an angle upward, and he could not see where the trunk ended. An object or a child who is 4" 5' tall could not be seen until he drove away. The door mirror showed the handle of the rear passenger's door, after which since the body was slanted inwardly, there was no way to see the tail lights and thus gauge where the car ended. The consumer stated he was forced to back away very slowly in parking lots. On roads after a snowfall, the vehicle skidded and fish-tailed un-like an ordinary rear-wheel drive vehicle. It kept going, and driving became uneasy. During the first week of driving, anytime the heat was on, there was a strong smell of burning plastic coming from the vents. The passenger's door did not fit the body of the vehicle. They were snug at the top, but when they reach the door handle, there was at least one/three of an inch gap between the door and the body.