HomeLink universal transceiver
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I don't believe the HomeLink Universal Transceiver comes equipped on base model in Canada. It's just worded differently, On Lexus Canada website it doesn't have HomeLink listed in standard features. But it lists Garage door opener (HomeLink) in options on Premium and tech package.
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Okay, Sorry can't help you. Maybe someone else can chime in, or ask your dealer.
Note there has been issues with Canadian catalog and false features. See thread on Auto-tiliting Side mirrors when reversing as Safety Feature on base models, but is only available on Tech Package. Lexus Canada with-holds the rights to modify any features without notice.
Note there has been issues with Canadian catalog and false features. See thread on Auto-tiliting Side mirrors when reversing as Safety Feature on base models, but is only available on Tech Package. Lexus Canada with-holds the rights to modify any features without notice.
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Here's the letter that was inserted in the brochure I received from my dealer: (Dated 3/30/11)
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Please be advised of the following corrections to the 2011 CT brochure.
Pages 8 and 12- CT 200h Images
The 2011 CT 200h shown has the incorrect audio system. The standard audio system does not have the 6-disc CD autochanger.
Page 23 - Performance
The correct turning circle is 11.2 metres (36.9 feet)
Page 24 - Standard Luxury Features
The Homelink ® universal transceiver is not standard equipment on the CT 200h.
Page 24 - Safety Features
The outside mirrors do not have the auto tilt-down in reverse function as standard equipment.
Page 25 - Accessories
The bodyside mouldings for the CT 200h are not available.
The e-brochure on lexus.ca will be updated with the above corrections. Please refer all dealership personnel and Guests to the web site for the most up-to-date information.
We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. Please ensure that this information is communicated to all Sales Consultants and other dealership associates who may require it.
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At first I thought it was a licensing issue (e.g. HomeLink is trademarked for use in the US.), but HomeLink is a worldwide brand. I think when they initially printed the catalog, they didn't know which company they were gonna use. HomeLink is the standard equipment on the Premium trim level here in the US. I think it's safe to assume the integrated garage door opener and HomeLink garage door opener are the one and the same.
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