2017 gs
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2017 gs
Anyone holding out for a 2017 GS 350?I am thinking about getting a 2016 but really want the triple beam headlights.Looks like the only way to get them is to special order.Was wondering if any has heard or think they might be standard on the 2017's?I would be upset if i bought a 2016 only to see the 2017's come with the triple beam headlights.
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There is a strong chance the 2017 will not have much change at all, especially in terms of triple LED headlights.
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They do look a lot better.but your right its not worth waiting if there is no chance of them being on the 2017's.I don't see why Lexus would at least send some to the dealers here in the U.S. with that option to see how they sell.Get some feedback on what people think of them.I am sure they put out better light at night than the regular lights.Can even go to a Honda dealership and buy a touring model accord or civic with Honda's version of the L.E.D lights and they cost half as much as what the GS price is.
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It's possible Lexus might add it as an option for 2017, since they do minor tweaks year to year. But I'd say the chances of them doing it are slim. I'd wait till they start rolling the 2017's out and see if it's offered, if not then you could possibly get a 2016 with a decent discount.
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Lexus is using headlights as a major differentiation on their F series cars. For example, the RC doesn't get LED triple L's but the RCF does. Same goes for the GS. I don't see them changing this for the US market. Sucks, but their marketing team decided this was a good idea.
In a way it is. If I had a GSF, I'd want you to know it, at night, from the lights alone.
In a way it is. If I had a GSF, I'd want you to know it, at night, from the lights alone.
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Lexus is using headlights as a major differentiation on their F series cars. For example, the RC doesn't get LED triple L's but the RCF does. Same goes for the GS. I don't see them changing this for the US market. Sucks, but their marketing team decided this was a good idea.
In a way it is. If I had a GSF, I'd want you to know it, at night, from the lights alone.
In a way it is. If I had a GSF, I'd want you to know it, at night, from the lights alone.
Proof - There is a Nebula Gray Pearl GS450h F Sport available at a California dealership that has the triple-beams headlights.
Link -
http://www.lexusserramonte.com/Vehic...-CA/2744068173
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