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Boxer Gifts Bad Assistant Novelty Prank Gift | Voice Activated With Funny Responses | Fully Functioning Bluetooth Speaker To Play Music

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Complete with a working Bluetooth speaker, battery powered and chargeable via USB, this is the perfect novelty gift for advanced speaker loving friends on their Birthday or as a Secret Santa at Christmas! The new RX also benefits from the latest version of Lexus Safety System+, incorporating the firm's pre-collision system, radar-controlled adaptive cruise control and road sign assist.

A new 'BladeScan' adaptive high-beam system improves night-time illumination without risking dazzling other road usrs This works by shining light from LEDs onto two blade-shaped mirrors that are rotating at high speed. The light is then transferred onto a lens to illuminate the road ahead. This lights up areas that might be difficult to see using a conventional high-beam system, without blnding other road users. So is it just more than a slightly stretched RX? Well Lexus says that the L is 'effectively a bespoke new body style' although it does appear the word 'effectively' is being made to work very hard there. It does however have a whole new rear end, although it's actually only around 10cm longer. To understand the feel of the car, it helps if you have a basic knowledge of its mechanics; I’ll try to keep it short and sweet so as not to bore you to death…

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The fact that when driving in an open free road the car is very good,and when intering acroded road with frequent start stop the problem appear.for information l changed transmission oil during problem period .also l chnged air valve manifold which was punched.please advise me what to do with my full thanks Not diesel I’m not anti-diesel; it still makes a lot of sense if you need to do a lot of motorway miles, and if a diesel comes with an AdBlue tank, the emissions can be relatively clean. But with mounting pressure from local authorities for drivers to switch out of traditional petrol and diesel cars, and uncertainty over punitive measures that could be levied on diesels in the future, a hybrid could be a good call in the medium term. It's hybrid only in the shape of the 450h - there's no 200t as there was previously with the standard RX - and as hybrids go, this is one of the best. It's powerful, smooth and pulls strongly. In terms of economy you're looking at around 33mpg in the real world, not bad for a car this size with more than 300PS.

And now look: diesel sales are plummeting due to negative press over the nasty nitrogen oxide gases they can pump out, and conventional petrol cars are doomed, too. By 2040, no new cars sold in the UK will be allowed to be powered solely by petrol or diesel; they must all be at least hybrid. Lexus has permission to enter “Smug Mode”, as Red Dwarf’s mechanoid Kryten might say. And unlike the F Sport, the SE didn’t have the NX’s sports suspension with adaptive dampers – I preferred the ‘dumb’ system, to be honest.

Where the RX L excels is in terms of comfort. The ride is supremely comfortable and while it is hardly the most dynamic of things to drive, its smooth nature makes up for it. There are a few gripes like the odd infotainment system with its touchpad controller, something that despite lots of use, we still don't think works very well, but overall the interior is finished to a very high standard. The 450h system in the L is identical to the one in the standard RX. That means it's a 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine alongside an electric motor. Combined these provide 308PS along with 335Nm of torque which gives the RX L strong performance when needed. The top-of-the-range RX L Takumi is newly available with the option of two individual captain’s seats in place of the three-seat bench in the second row. Equipped with individual centre arm rests and finished in the same high quality leather as the front seats, these provide more leg and elbow-room, while also freeing up more leg and foot space for the third row passengers. Both seats have a power-folding function to create an extended, flat load space. Overall performance from the diesel engine proved similar to the NX, and with the roofbox on top the Skoda averaged around 35mpg, which isn’t far off the Lexus (actually, my fuel economy in the NX has dropped to around 37mpg… am I driving it harder over time, I wonder?). Mind you, one might expect a diesel car to do rather better than a petrol hybrid on a motorway.

A multifunction armrest console in the third row also provides two cup holders, and two USB ports – ideal for kids to connect their gaming devices when making long journeys. A new multimedia touchscreen system has been fitted, incorporating Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for the first time. Bad Alexus is a Bluetooth speaker with a reputation for being nasty and offensive. The speaker was manufactured by the firm Boxer Gifts and is intended to be a prank present. When you ask Bad Alexus a question, he or she will frequently respond with a harsh or unpleasant response. I’ve marked in red the items that I really would have to have on the car, plus one ‘I really, really, really like this but, oh, OK, I suppose I could live without it if I really had to’ bit of kit. Namely, the three-beam LED headlights with Adaptive High Beam System (AHS).Well, it’s definitely something that ought to be tested so I spent a morning driving between the Argos on Old Kent Road and one of my favourite coffee shops in Ladywell. I made the first round trip using Google Maps, the second with Waze and the third using the NX’s built-in system.

And herein lies the problem for most car enthusiasts — they want a car to respond in a predictable manner, according to their inputs — they don’t want it to have a mind of its own. In the table below I’ve included all the trim levels with the most interesting kit, split by category, and an ‘X’ to mark when it comes as standard on that version of the car. An ‘O’ means it’s an option. What you’ll be more concerned about is that, when you do need to put your foot down, the car has a decent turn of pace. The 300h isn’t a sports car but it isn’t a slouch, either, with a 9.2sec time from 0-62mph.Diagnosing an MAF sensor is often relatively easy if you know what to look for. But to diagnose the MAF sensor correctly, you must have correctly measured values for your specific car engine and model, which you can find in a repair manual. If the air-fuel mixture is too rich, it can also extinguish the ignition created by the spark plug, which causes the acceleration to be rough. The RX L benefits from the latest generation Lexus Safety System+, with functions that can recognise a wide range of collision risks, alert the driver and apply braking and assistance to help avoid an accident, or lessen the consequences if an impact is unavoidable. Triple-eye LED headlights with Automatic High Beam, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and an Intelligent Clearance Sonar are also included in the specification. Inside the new RX L there are two extra seats, but on the outside, the car is only 110mm longer than the five-seat model – barely the width of a man’s hand. It is actually a new body, not merely a stretch. But the Lexus/Toyota hybrid system works the way it does for a reason: fuel efficiency. If that is your chief concern, rather than a crisp, predictable engine note, you’ll get on fine with the Lexus NX.

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