I was driving around 40 mph and was hit in the side by a driver who ran a stop sign at a screeching halt and hit my passenger side front and rear. I flipped 2.5 times and landed upside down. I was able to exit the vehicle through the rear windows my child. The car kept me safe as far as airbags and seatbelt. We had some injuries but no broken bones. After researching, I find the gx is known to have a stability issue and flip from even small impacts from the side. This accident could have been way worse as my car was totaled and all airbags deployed except for front steering and dash.they need to fix this issue. As far as holding up in the rollover, the cabin area was intact mostly. But the car should not have rolled over and if I was on the interstate or had other cars coming at me, it may have been worse. The stability issue needs to be fixed.

- Destrehan, LA, USA

Turning left into neighborhood and struck rear passenger side panel behind the tire (bumper area). I was going approx 10-15 mph, other vehicle (Camry) was going 40 mph. Car rolled twice. I believe this is due to a known issue with this model leaning to the right, which causes an increased rollover risk on left hand turns. It seems that Lexus is aware, but has not addressed the issue. Happy to provide photos or additional documentation if needed.

- Charlotte, NC, USA

The vehicle leans to the right (passenger side) about 1 1/4 compared to left side since day 1 after purchase. I contacted 3 Lexus dealers and was told "it is within specs". this is a known issue on gx 460 models but Lexus refuses to admit it. They refuse to repair it. The vehicle has extreme body roll to the right during left turns and feels a lot more stable during right turns. This is a major safety concern. I contacted the Lexus corporate office and was told that this is a "characteristic of the vehicle" and they will not repair it. I was lied by a service foreman that the vehicle was designed this way. I did a lot of research on this issue and based on several technical documents it is caused by imbalance between the 2 cylinders on the kdss. Proper procedure is to bleed and re-fill the kdss system but Lexus refuses to do it. I was told by a service manager that this is an expensive and lengthy procedure and dealers avoid doing it. The vehicle has about 10,000 miles not and it feels extremely unsafe to drive. I see at least 1 Lexus GX460 every 1-2 days on the road that leans to the right. I talked with multiple owners who didn't even notice it but totally agreed that their vehicle was leaning and feels different during left turns compared to right turns. This is a major issue on many Toyota vehicles equipped with kdss. The gx 460 is sold in the rest of the world as the Toyota landcruiser prado and they also have the same issue. Is is an ongoing problem since 2007 when the kdss was introduced on the Lexus gx 470 and later installed in the 4runners and Toyota landcruisers 200. Worst part is that Lexus in not willing to help and most dealers don't even know how to repair it. They simply say: "your vehicle is within specs". this is a major, major safety issue. For a vehicle with such high center of gravity, leaning on one side can cause the vehicle to roll over !

- Roseville, CA, USA