This regarding 2010 Lexus IS250 and we owned one. This vehicle has problem with dashboard getting sticky it Is kind of melting due to heat and humidity. And Lexus Is aware of this problem. But they are not aware of Is because of sticky dashboard it releases oily fume and it goes on to windshield and makes it foggy. This Is on going problem. My son Is driving this vehicle and according to him Is in the long-distance driving he has to pull over multiple time to clean windshield. Just because of our car has salvage title Lexus will not pay or replace this sticky dashboard. Having a salvage title does not mean car Is not on the road and no-one behind the driver seat.. I would request you to look in to this matter. This Is life and death safety concerns to us. Thanks

- Irving, TX, USA

The dashboard has melted, producing a significant glare that impairs my vision through the windshield when the sun hits it. The dashboard Is sticky.

- Ft Lauderdale, FL, USA

My dashboard is really sticky, I bought me the sun shade to cover it from the sun but it still gets sticky. Some of it got on the sun shade.

- Houston, TX, USA

The automatic dimming rearview mirror on my Lexus may present a hazard due to its failure to adequately dim bright trailing headlights quickly and sufficiently, sometimes resulting in a several second blinding by headlight in following cars. My Lexus dealer says that the mirror is to "spec" and that they cannot fix it. I demonstrated to the dealer that the mirror took 5 seconds to start to respond to a trailing headlight and another 2 seconds to darken. Thus, for example, a truck could pull into the lane behind the Lexus and the mirror would take 7 seconds to fully dim the truck's headlights. In addition, there is no way to keep the mirror dim, that is, when the trailing light ceases the mirror brightens. In addition, in a brightly lit situation, such as on a highway with good overhead lighting, the mirror "thinks" it's daylight and will not dim at all, even when a very bright headlight from a following car/truck is shining into it. This is a dangerous application of a "half-way" technology that has not been developed fully and could lead to a dangerous situation. For both safety and utility, a simple "flip" rearview mirror that stays dim and is dim enough to prevent blinding by trailing headlights would be much safer than the high-tech, but unsafe, Lexus rearview mirror.

- Kentfield, CA, USA