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Bristol

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Bristol is both a city and a county in South West England, with an estimated population of 460,000.Bristol’s modern economy is built on creative media, electronics and aerospace industries. The city-centre docks have been redeveloped as centres of heritage and culture.It is also one of Britain’s most popular tourist destinations, due to its wealth of arts and culture, and the opening of the £500million shopping centre, Cabot Circus, in 2008. Bristol’s thriving art scene hosts the Bristol Old Vic—an offshoot of The Old Vic in London—that occupies the Theatre Royal on King Street.It is also a popular belief that the unidentified graffiti artist Banksy is from Bristol, with many of his artworks appearing around the city.

Question 2

The most popular cars in Bristol

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Given their all-rounder versatility and crossover social status, it’s no great surprise to hear that the VW Golf is estimated to be the most popular car in Bristol, according to data provided between 2012 to 2018 by ownership and postcode.Close on its heels—and in order of popularity—are the Mercedes A-Class, Nissan Qashqai, Ford Fiesta and the Volkswagen Tiguan.

Question 3

Vehicle numbers in Bristol

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There are approximately 322,000 licensed vehicles in the Bristol area, with some of the most popular models including the Ford Focus, Vauxhall Corsa and the Mini.

Question 4

Fixter garages in Bristol

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There are a total of 9 Fixter garages in the Bristol area, all ready and waiting to provide you with a fantastic quote for your car service, MOT and a wide range of vehicle repairs.Fixter garages service the following postcodes and more, in and around the Bristol area:
BS1: City Centre, Bristol
BS2: Kingsdown & St Paul’s, Bristol
BS3: Bedminster, Southville & Bower Ashton, Bristol
BS4: Brislington, Knowle & St Anne’s, Bristol
BS5: Easton, St George, Redfield & Whitehall, Bristol
BS6: Cotham, Redland, Montpelier & Westbury Park, Bristol

Question 5

Lexus

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Lexus is the luxury division of the Japanese automotive manufacturer Toyota.The Lexus brand was launched in 1989, is marketed in more than 70 countries worldwide, and has become Japan’s largest-selling make of premium cars.

Question 6

How popular is Lexus in the United Kingdom?

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For such a high-flying global leader, Lexus has a seemingly modest 156k cars on the road in the UK today.

Question 7

Luxury executive vehicles for the discerning driver

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In the UK, the Lexus brand focuses heavily on the NX and RX SUV models, it’s the fastest growing market for family cars after all; but each of the hatchbacks, saloons and coupés in its range come with the same high-level of luxury and sophistication for their £25–£76k price tags.

Question 8

Lexus design and technology

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Lexus was born to present itself as a luxury brand, something Toyota wasn’t in a position to market to their typical customer given their existing brand perception. To achieve a true luxury standard, they have targeted both vehicle development as well as their lavish presentation.

Question 9

‘Lexus Musts’

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Each vehicle has to achieve 500 specific must have standards known as ‘Lexus Musts’, all of which are to attain the high-end presentation and performance of a ‘true’ luxury marque. Although they might not all be ‘Lexus Musts’ you can expect to find criteria such as leather seat stitching, smart key entry, remote touch control systems, surround sound and reduced cabin noise that utilises acoustic glass, in your Lexus vehicle. And the driving technology is just as impressive: Lexus introduced continuously variable transmissions, regenerative brakes, hybrid and electric fuel options, as well as vehicle stability and integrated dynamic handling management systems.

Question 10

Lexus’ reliability and reputation

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Lexus ranked 2nd place out of 30 car brands in the What Car? Reliability Survey in 2018. Their high standards and typical Japanese reliability set them above every marque except Suzuki, and they only missed out on the top spot by 0.2%.

Question 11

Recent Lexus recalls and reliability issues

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Various recalls have been made on Lexus models throughout their motoring history. The following are a list of the most recent in the UK and Europe.

Question 12

04/05/2019 – Lexus ES and Lexus UX (2018–2019)

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The emergency calling system may not be correctly installed

Question 13

18/03/2019 – Lexus LS 500h (2017–2018)

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Due to an incorrect tyre to the wheel assembly process, the sidewall reinforcement layer may become damaged

Question 14

23/11/2018 – Lexus SC 430 (2001–2006)

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The ammonium nitrate propellant used in the airbag inflator may degrade over time due to heat cycles

Question 15

02/11/2018 – Lexus IS350, Lexus GS450h and Lexus GS350 (2005–2014)

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A crack in the fuel pulsation damper may lead to a fuel leak

Question 16

21/09/2018 – Lexus LC500h (2016–2018)

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The vehicles’ electronic control unit has been improperly programmed

Question 17

04/03/2018 – Lexus RCF (2014–2017)

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The pulsation damper in one of the high-pressure fuel pumps could be defective

Question 18

18/02/2018 – Lexus RX450h and Lexus NX300h (2015)

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There could be a fault with the pressure sensors for the airbag system

Question 19

03/02/2018 – Lexus CT200h (2016–2017)

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The tank may develop a leak as a result of defective weldingAll recall information sourced from gov.co.uk data.

Car make and model	Repairs	Dealers average price	exclusive price	Instant savings
Lexus Gs 3.5 litres	Battery replacement	£439.15	£362.93	17%
Lexus Lc 1.6 litres	Starter Motor Replacement	£354.83	£300.70	15%
Lexus Rx-400h 3.3 litres	Shock absorber replacement - pair (front)	£381.03	£309.78	19%
Lexus Nx 1.6 litres	Automatic transmission fluid flush	£190.63	£160.20	16%
Lexus Is 2.2 litres	Battery replacement	£447.68	£361.03	19%
Lexus Gs 1.6 litres	Water pump replacement	£311.10	£255.00	18%
Lexus Is 2.5 litres	Battery replacement	£202.44	£173.03	15%
Lexus Ct-200h 1.8 litres	Car service	£199.66	£165.01	17%
Lexus Lc 1.6 litres	Battery replacement	£210.19	£176.63	16%
Lexus Is-cabrio 1.6 litres	EGR Valve Replacement	£445.25	£377.33	15%
Lexus Gs 1.6 litres	Water pump replacement	£311.10	£255.00	18%
Lexus Is 2.2 litres	Battery replacement	£447.68	£361.03	19%
Lexus Gs 3.5 litres	Battery replacement	£439.15	£362.93	17%
Lexus Ct-200h 1.8 litres	Car service	£199.66	£165.01	17%
Lexus Is 2.5 litres	Battery replacement	£202.44	£173.03	15%

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