I caught the next generation Lexus ES test mule !!
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The roofline looks awesome, although I wonder why they seemingly switched the body styles of the 3GS with the new ES while the GS gets a more LS-like body. The stance looks really nice from the rear, which was really needed for the ES which had a weak presence. I wonder how it will drive?
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One of the first thoughts I had was that the car looked like it was as big as a GS but looked like it had a slightly higher roof line and a the side profile that had a hint of CT and HS in it. The driver looked nervous when he was stuck at the light and I was clearly taking pictures. The driver behind me was some old guy who probably thought I was a nut.
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Nice...Can't wait to see the 6ES production model...
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Looks promising. However, I hope they don't make it too long and large. The more they do that, the more older people are going to flock to this, which will raise the age of the average Lexus buyer. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing, but every car company out there is working hard to reduce the age number. Further, I've never heard of the public complain the current ES is too small or cramped.
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