Lexus Recalls IS and GS Sedans

Every once in awhile, even “the best” can make a mistake.

According to Reuters News, automaker Toyota is calling 57,000 2006 Lexus IS and GS models both in the U.S. and overseas for potentially faulty front seatbelts. The recall affects 29,000 units rolling on American roads.

Lexus dealers will replace the buckles in both front seats, which can presently jam due to a faulty part. Lexus reports that drivers can avoid the issue by 'releasing the seatbelt slowly.'

This is a good example of concern for quality. Rather than argue about it, rather than ponder, stall or delay...Lexus just does it. And it’s just a seat belt buckle that won’t release as fast or quickly as Lexus thinks it should.

Why don’t other manufacturers show that much concern for the detail? Who knows, but this is a good example of why many people consider the Lexus label to exemplify the best in engineering and a caring concern for their customers.

You probably don’t have a lemon Lexus, or a lemon Toyota. But if you ever do, call us. We can help you get your money back or a new car.

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Other defects in these vehicles may also exist. To find out about other recalls, click here.