Harsh consumer review on Edmunds.
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Harsh consumer review on Edmunds.
I guess this guy didn't like his GS. As you can see, I posted a comment to his review.
http://www.edmunds.com/lexus/gs-350/...ewId=543803770
What do you guys thinK?
http://www.edmunds.com/lexus/gs-350/...ewId=543803770
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I guess this guy didn't like his GS. As you can see, I posted a comment to his review.
http://www.edmunds.com/lexus/gs-350/...ewId=543803770
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http://www.edmunds.com/lexus/gs-350/...ewId=543803770
What do you guys thinK?
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Kinda makes ya wonder if his 'facility' has plumbing or a 1/2 moon on the door
He's bitter because his wife won the battle. Sounds like a cranky geezer complaining about too much technology. "What am I supposed to do with this huge screen?Why these lights keep going off on my side view mirrors? What is it with all these music station options? Why would I want to buy a movie ticket from my car or check in on Bookface"?
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I find it quite funny and very obviously biased. Seems that he's overwhelmed by the technology which would make the decision to buy the car a strange one indeed.
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If it was really about the options he could've had one reserved or ordered with the options he wanted and didn't want. Sure it would take longer, but at the end of the day he's the one that put the ink on the paper...so its really his own damn fault, do your research first! With all that said, I couldn't be happier with my GS, love it!
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Well here is my response to his" Hissie Fit " By smuvgs3
on 04/06/12
13:53 PM (PDT) If you don't like cutting edge technology and you want lame duck technology then you should have bought a Buick Lacrosse,or a Cadillac CTS or even a Chrysler 300C. Comparing a Lexus to a Volvo is like choosing a 3g smartphone instead of buying a 4g one IMO
on 04/06/12
13:53 PM (PDT) If you don't like cutting edge technology and you want lame duck technology then you should have bought a Buick Lacrosse,or a Cadillac CTS or even a Chrysler 300C. Comparing a Lexus to a Volvo is like choosing a 3g smartphone instead of buying a 4g one IMO
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Well here is my response to his" Hissie Fit " By smuvgs3
on 04/06/12
13:53 PM (PDT) If you don't like cutting edge technology and you want lame duck technology then you should have bought a Buick Lacrosse,or a Cadillac CTS or even a Chrysler 300C. Comparing a Lexus to a Volvo is like choosing a 3g smartphone instead of buying a 4g one IMO
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13:53 PM (PDT) If you don't like cutting edge technology and you want lame duck technology then you should have bought a Buick Lacrosse,or a Cadillac CTS or even a Chrysler 300C. Comparing a Lexus to a Volvo is like choosing a 3g smartphone instead of buying a 4g one IMO
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Respectfully, "cutting edge technology" usually becomes boring after a couple months. Lexus has some neat things in the new GS (i.e. heads up display that Cadillac has had for years), but Lexus lacks originality. IP is a BMW rip off, tail lights that were reduced down from an LS and the afermentioned HUD. The new GS is a neat car (anything new is neat) but after 22 yrs, its about time Lexus shows some ingenuity.