Carrier/rack Problems of Lexus IS350

Takata recall I am having issues regarding getting this fixed as well as my dashboard and doors as they are melting and cracking away after several attempts over the last year to get this resolved I still have gotten no response and it is only getting worse. It's becoming harder and harder to see when driving due to the glare from the dashboard and not to mention the fact that it is literally falling apart day by day.

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I bought a brand new 2014 is 350 f sport on August 29, 2014. On or about September 17, 2014 as I was driving home, something hit my windshield and within 24 hours the crack had spread demanding replacement. I paid $1800. To replace with Lexus certified windshield around the 1st of October. On October 10, 2014 as I was travelling home I heard a slight tap. By noon on Saturday, the crack was beyond repair. I have had this new car less that 2 months and I am having to replace its windshield for the second time. I haven't even received the new license plates yet. I am almost 65 years old and have owned 10 cars and this is my first cracked windshield experience. I am thinking that either the vehicle has a design flaw, or more likely the windshield has a design flaw. The repair service confirmed that the is seems to experience an inordinate number of windshield replacements. Even the dealership confirmed numerous is windshield replacements. At $1800 per replacement, this is a serious problem.

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When I first received my is I noticed that my dash was somewhat sticky/tacky and overtime I began to shiny/sticky dash causes a safety issue with glare on the windshield while driving and a degraded dash can result in possible degradation to the passenger front air bag because the cracks from the dash could potentially set off the airbags prematurely.

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