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2007 Lexus LS 460L ReviewParks Itself and More
There is more to the Lexus LS 460L than its revolutionary Advanced Parking Guidance System with Intuitive Park Assist, which in non-techno-babble translates to “the car parks itself.” There is more, but this one feature is getting the most attention from the public and Lexus’ marketing department. For those with a penchant for nipping curbs, parked cars, poles and pedestrians, the LS’ parking system is a true bumper saver.
The all-new LS reiterates its place as Lexus’ flagship and as a vehicle aimed directly at full-size luxury sedan rivals from Europe: BMW 7-Series, Mercedes-Benz S-Class and Audi A8. Attractive new looks and a full array of high-tech, yet user-friendly features raise the bar far beyond the outgoing model renowned for its quiet, comfortable driving environment and pristine build quality. Those qualities are still present (our pre-production test car did have some surprising rattles, though), offering a coffin-quiet cabin filled with leather, wood and top-tier plastics. The new L model stretches the wheelbase by five inches, providing back seat passengers with Rolls-Royce-levels of space—not to mention their own vanity mirrors, optional dual-zone climate control, an optional refrigerator, and seats that are heated, cooled and recline. Beyond
the optional parking system, other high-tech features include
Lexus’ excellent touchscreen navigation system and the
superb optional Mark Levinson surround sound system with nineteen
speakers and a 30 GB hard drive for mp3s and in-car voice
recordings.
Warranty/Service: 4-year/50,000 basic warranty; 6-year/70,000 powertrain warranty; 24-hour roadside assistance; free first maintenance.
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