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Um, yep. That’s how most insurance (that isn’t required by law) is sold.

I’ve got a FE. Mileage on stock tires, reset and first rank of gas was 23 combined. Put on some Falken AT4W’s and getting 21.1 combined. I’ll take it.

Damn! I’ve got the same tires and I’m getting 21.1 mpg combined city/highway in normal mode.

Just throwing it out there… heat-rejecting ceramic tint eliminates the need for sun shades!

As posted above, there is some noise at highway speed. Noticeable, but I don’t find it intrusive. If you’ve looking for car-like silence, you probably don’t want an aggressive AT like this.

FYI - Getting 21.1 mpg with the AT4W’s in 265/70-18.

How do you like it?

You can use any good quality car wash product. I really like Aenso products. I’ve had ceramic coating on several vehicles, and I just got it on my LC. The coatings come in a range of qualities. The application is as important as the product. Good product, proper detail shop, you can take it...

With Apple Maps you can choose geographic areas to download offline maps for. I run into spotty cell coverage in the rural areas here, so I downloaded my entire province.

An extended warranty is an insurance policy. All insurance policies provide the same core value: peace of mind. You’re not buying it for financial benefit. Unless it’s a life insurance policy and you expect to die during the term. In that case you are tax planning, which is a financial reason...

There is slightly more noise from the AT4W’s than the stock tire, but this is too be expected. I don’t find the noise intrusive. I’ve driven a lot of AT’s and MT’s on various vehicles in the past, and I find these on the very quiet end of the scale. And I should point out that the AT4W’s are...

You should hear the ruckus a Tesla makes. So I chalked the LC noises up to hybridy-stuff.

I just call this “hybridy-stuff” and carry on enjoying my LC. But I’ve driven a lot of quirky vehicles over the years.

Depends on your jurisdiction. Where I live it's intentionally vauge. Police have to be able to see you inside, that's all. I've tinted the rear passengers and hatch at one level, the front doors a little lighter (so I can see turning corners at night) and the windshield. Technically the...

Hmmm. A lot more availability in the east. Southern Ontario has a few on dealer lots.

I find they work very well. Much more pronounced than my friend's E55 AMG. It's not like a cold shower, but I definitely feel and appreciate them.

Not a lot in the e-features space. I found the infotainment was pretty standard. But one thing I did like was changing the colour of the vehicle in the camera views to match my Heritage Blue. That was kind of fun!

I was planning on swapping stock tires for 3PMSF AT's when it got closer to winter. We get very mild winters in my part of Canada. My experience with many different AT's and Winter Tires is that AT's vary widely in their ability and winters are best in snow, but kind of suck on the mostly clear...

Ran into this trying to add our LC to my wife’s Toyota app. I discovered that only one phone can have the vehicle added and access the remote features.

Exactly what I did.

Silly question, did you look in the secret compartment in FRONT of the battery by the rear seats?

There’s a Heritage Blue FE at Woodstock Toyota.

There’s a Toyota option though I don’t know the part number. My LC came with it. Rubber to match the cargo floor.

Yes.

It’s to prevent infant deaths from being left in the vehicle. Several other manufacturers from GM to Mercedes are doing this now. If it saves one child’s life, it’s worth it. And yes, you can turn it off.

Yes! As stated it’s 32.6 vs 33.0 and if you dig deep in the specs, it’s additional tread depth on the E rated, likely to get the same wear distance rating as the SL, assuming heavier loads.

Done! Thanks for the prod.

On the Premium and First Edition, for sure.