JAM

Has anyone located the 2022 ES Brochure. I did order a 2022 ES UL Lexus being built in Kentucky based on printed sheets on changes and options for 2022. But no brochure yet for final review. Any links or assistance greatly appreciated.

ionian

I don't know if it is due to the angle or bad lighting but that 35% tint looks darker than my 15% Llumar ceramic tint. heh.

mcomer

I moved around to frame the photo with intentions of maximizing the window appearance.
Higher angles show all the way through. Thinking of having the wheels PVD coated in the
Black Chrome (2014 had PVD bright Chrome) now that I've seen the Black Line wheels on
the 2022 RX.

703

Not sure what you’re on about. It’s still an option.

lesz

From the picture in your post of an ES with its steering wheel on the right side (and with the spelling of the word "colour"), it appears that the picture is from some market other than the US.

The Bamboo interior may well still be available in some markets, but it does not appear to be available in the US market.

Rarewolf

I actually like that color for the wood instead of the dark.

BBQapple

The shiny open pore black “wood” is pretty terrible, too. And I paid $500 to get it as an option lol!

LexFinally

The dark "tiger-striped" wood they had on my interior colors in 2019 was quite attractive. I'd have killed to have it, but I just wasn't willing to look at orange seats and doors. The lack of color choices both inside and outside on Lexus cars is downright strange against the German competition that will, for a price, paint the car literally any color you show them.

F3Woody

I forget what these colors are called but I’m just content as can be when I’m in it. Calming, elegant, comfortable aesthetic - just what I was looking for

Freds430

Agree. Had it in our 2017 ES 300h sold and currently in my 2017 RX 450h both with the noble brown accents. IMO think the bamboo looks great and again agree with you the dark wood looks like plastic.