2022 Lexus ES350 Ultra Lux: A Closer Look
01-25-22, 02:06 PM
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Becoming like a reverse "halo effect."
03-17-22, 05:30 PM
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I'm scratching my head at this comment.
I'll state my bias right up front: I just bought one of these. But I didn't like its looks it because i bought it; I bought it because I liked it. To be specific, these look so similar to the $100,000 LS500 that I had to learn how to spot the difference. If anything, to my eyes they look more ordinary in the inside than on the outside. I sincerely don't know what this poster is talking about.
I'll state my bias right up front: I just bought one of these. But I didn't like its looks it because i bought it; I bought it because I liked it. To be specific, these look so similar to the $100,000 LS500 that I had to learn how to spot the difference. If anything, to my eyes they look more ordinary in the inside than on the outside. I sincerely don't know what this poster is talking about.
03-17-22, 09:25 PM
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ES's touch sensitive screen is so smooth and slick compared to the mechanical push buttons on my GS.
Aging ES sales doing well with 45k+ units last year.
Aging 5 Series doing well considering its price with 24k+ units last year.
Aging E Class also doing well considering its price at 20,000+ units.
Only all new G80 is disappointing with only 6k+ units in its first full year, and the first full year normally registers the highest sales figures.
03-18-22, 06:11 PM
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Saw a ES300h yesterday. Sadly, in a sea of all crossovers nowadays, the ES sedan kinda looks outdated. I’m wondering if eventually we will see the ES discontinued. I read Toyota is moving production back to Japan.
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