Lexus Reviews
Lexus
ES 350
Focusing on reliability, convenience and comfort, this entry-level luxury sedan shares the same platform as the Toyota Camry but with more refinement. A sleek daily commuter, the ES 350 is soothing on the road and quiet inside, where it features heated/ventilated seats, a panoramic glass roof and a navigation system.
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JULY
2009
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Lexus
HS 250h
This reasonably priced and roomy hybrid luxury sedan, largely based on the Prius, is nimble and quiet on the road, capable of up to 35 mpg fuel economy. Creature comforts abound, however, including leather-trimmed seats, Bluetooth hands-free, voice-command navigation, and a fifteen-speaker premium sound system. |
JUNE
2009
Lexus
IS 250C
This aerodynamic four-passenger convertible boasts an all-weather three-piece hardtop and an assortment of accessories, such as a feature-packed audio system. Under its hood is a 204-horsepower V6 engine, which balances decent acceleration with reasonable fuel economy.
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APRIL
2009
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Lexus
GS 450h
Unusual to its class, this quiet-driving luxury sports sedan balances raw performance with a hybrid powertrain, and is capable of accelerating to 60 mph in just 5.3 seconds. Inside, the GS 450h exhibits a posh leather trim; powered, heated and ventilated front seats; and a ten-speaker premium sound system. |
JANUARY
2009
Lexus
RX 350
Showcasing the classic qualities of a Lexus, such as a profoundly isolating cabin, this feature-loaded SUV is comfortable and agile on the road.
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OCTOBER
2008
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Lexus
GX 470
Designed with off-road expeditions in mind, this rugged, mid-sized SUV features a full-time four-wheel drive and a robust 4.7-liter V8 engine. Yet, in spite of its ruggedness, this eight-passenger tank is able to keep its riders comfortable with a well-appointed and quiet interior. |
JANUARY
2007
Lexus
IS 250 AWD
It might be the smallest
Lexus, but the IS is just as meticulously crafted
as the flagship LS. It's also the sportiest offering
in the Toyota luxury division's garage, with a
high amount of driver involvement. It costs a
pretty penny, however, and its tiny, coupe-like
back seat could discourage some buyers.
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DECEMBER
2006
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Lexus
LS 460L
No other manufacturer puts
as much emphasis on quiet, luxurious comfort as
Lexus (well, except maybe Rolls-Royce), and the
LS is the pinnacle of their achievements. Some may
find it a little soft around the edges, but there
is no doubt this long wheelbase model will provide
many serene, carefree miles. |
NOVEMBER
2006
Lexus
GS 450h
By
adding two electric motors to a 292-horsepower gas
V6, Lexus has created a great balance between high
performance and fuel economy. While ripping from
0 to 60 mph in just over five seconds, we still
averaged an impressive 22 mpg in our week with the
GS.
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AUGUST
2006
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Lexus
ES 350
This is a car designed with
a specific purpose in mind: providing a quiet, comfortable
and completely isolated environment for the driver.
It's super luxurious and there's not a drop of sportiness
to be found, but that's exactly how quite a few people
like their cars. |
MAY
2006
Lexus
SC 430
This
elegant, precision-crafted jewel from Lexus is still
special after four years on the market. A rock-solid
retractable hardtop, regal build-quality and torquey
V8 provide a classy automotive experience come rain
or shine.
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JANUARY
2006
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Lexus
RX 400H
The
luxury that comes from a Lexus finally couples with
hybrid technology for a classy, clean SUV. |
Lexus
IS 350
“The
fastest car in its class,” the IS comes powered
with 204 hp on the 250 and 306 hp on the 350. Both
models have V6 engines, but drivers of the 250 can
option for all-wheel drive.
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