I was looking through the archives of a Lexus mailing list and ran across the following - only a portion of the message appears below. The message related to the RX300 model (SUV based on ES300/Camry platform):<p>"I sure wish Lexus would make the list of TSB's available to owners since there<br>are so many common problems with this vehicle.<p>I know of the following TSB's:<p>1. Sunroof wind noise reduction (involves shims and new sunroof computer)<br>2. Auto Headlamps - need new body ECU<br>3. Roof rack wind noise reduction - new crosstips<br>4. Squeaky brakes - new rotors and calipers <br>5. Wind noise reduction on driver's side (replace the little quarter window).<p>My dealer has only been able to do partial fixes on items 1, 2 & 4. I got the<br>sunroof shims, but not the new computer. Instead of installing a new body ECU,<br>they turned my headlamp shutoff time to zero seconds (from 30). Although they<br>previously fixed the squeaky brakes with new pads, the squeak is back. My<br>dealer told me about the new brake TSB, but parts not in yet. All of the<br>other parts needed to complete the fixes are supposedly on back order. <p>Other common problems include the remote locking system (may also be a TSB)<br>and various creaks and rattles. I sometimes drive with the top center drawer<br>pulled out (to store my cell phone) and it rattles like an airplane's overhead<br>bin during massive turbulence. I wish they could do something to reduce that<br>annoying noise."<p>Well, does that sound kind of familiar, Audi owners? To give Lexus credit, this was a first-year model, and I don't have any doubt that the average Lexus is more trouble-free than the average Audi. And Lexus is also uniformly good in the service area and they desperately want to eliminate any problems to keep their ratings high. But I thought the above message would be entertaining because of the similarities to problems that have been posted on A4's.<p>Dale