[Smoke6]

Very timely information. Last evening at about 11:50 brand new Lexus driven by an inebriated college student struck my house after careening through 3 neighbors front lawns, crepe mytles, hedges, flower beds and privacy fencing.

within 30 seconds of the horrific noise I rushed to the vehicle and opened the driver's door but no one was in the car! the driver had been thrown from the car and was on the ground on the other side of the car.

The vehicle was smoking and I couldn't turn off the ignition because the steering column had wrapped itself around the keys.

Police responded within 3 minutes of my wife's 911 call and took over. He's insured and they estimated he was doing 60mph+ on our residential street when he "left the roadway".

I wonder if this device is standard on Lexis cars and if my local police can access the data? Would be as interesting
as the two empty 40s bottles on the floorboards of the driver's side of the car...

[Cobra Scott]

Why would you need that data? Seems to me that if anything, it would be another stalling chip for the defense, especially if the punk had run over someone.