gs460 performance advantages?
#16
If you are planning frequent trips in the GS, then you best consider the 350, or 460 because of the tiny trunk of the 450...half of it is taken up by the elec motor, and battery. The 2010 model does have a slightly larger trunk due to the relocation of the motor I believe.
Any Lexus you choose would be an awesome choice I believe. I certainly like it more than my wife's E...but don't tell her
Any Lexus you choose would be an awesome choice I believe. I certainly like it more than my wife's E...but don't tell her
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If you are planning frequent trips in the GS, then you best consider the 350, or 460 because of the tiny trunk of the 450...half of it is taken up by the elec motor, and battery. The 2010 model does have a slightly larger trunk due to the relocation of the motor I believe.
Any Lexus you choose would be an awesome choice I believe. I certainly like it more than my wife's E...but don't tell her
Any Lexus you choose would be an awesome choice I believe. I certainly like it more than my wife's E...but don't tell her
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hmm,I think ill prolly end up with the 350 awd,if I go lexus,The wife will want to use this car as a travel car and it will need some trunk space.either that or easy on and off roof rack for skis.
never driven a 450,is the noise really that noticable as the testers in the c and d test
never driven a 450,is the noise really that noticable as the testers in the c and d test
#20
The V8 Lexus is certainly special. Lexus has the best normally aspirated V8s of any car maker imo.
#21
This is only partially true. Since the extra torque from the electric motor only helps during slower speed, the 450 is faster 0-60, but 60-120, the 460 will not only catch up, but will eventually pass it. Not to mention, after a couple of runs, the 450 battery would be drained, and then will be slower 0-60 as well.
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