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Can anyone tell me how the new LS460 (base version) will compare to the LS430 in terms of "garage-ability". My garage is very tight but the LS430 fits fairly well. If the new car is much wider (the main problem...extra length can be slightly tolerated) it won't fit.
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Originally Posted by daryll40
Can anyone tell me how the new LS460 (base version) will compare to the LS430 in terms of "garage-ability". My garage is very tight but the LS430 fits fairly well. If the new car is much wider (the main problem...extra length can be slightly tolerated) it won't fit.
2004 LS430
Number of Doors 4
Curb Weight - Automatic (lb.) 3990
Curb Weight - Manual (lb.) No data
Wheelbase (in.) 115.20
Length (in.) 197.40
Width (in.) 72.00
Height (in.) 58.70
Track Front (in.) 61.80
Track Rear (in.) 61.80
Ground Clearance (in.) 5.70
2007 LS 460
Length 198
Height 58.1
Width 73.8
Wheelbase 116.9
You're only looking at an additional 2 inches
Hope that's what you were looking for...
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and watch out on those side mirrors when you park
if anything, i am sure you can get out from the sunroof ![Big Grin](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
okok, jokes aside, the new ls will be about 2 inches wider. i hope that's fine if you just need to make it so that you can get out (so passenger side can be closer to the wall / the other car
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okok, jokes aside, the new ls will be about 2 inches wider. i hope that's fine if you just need to make it so that you can get out (so passenger side can be closer to the wall / the other car
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Yup, the LS 430 does that automatically when you turn off the switch. You can also do it manually by pressing a button, although you will need to switch it back to 'Auto' for the mirrors to fold when you turn off the car.
Handy for tight parking spaces! And garages!
Handy for tight parking spaces! And garages!
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