GS 350 vs LS 460
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GS 350 vs LS 460
I was thinking of getting a 350 GS a few months ago but decided to wait a while before getting a new ride.
I was thinking when the 08 LS comes out I might be able to get a good deal on an 07 LS 460.
What are the biggest differences between the GS 350 and the LS 460?
Also, what do you think I can get a LS 460 with the nav and without the backseat upgrade and mark lev.
I was thinking when the 08 LS comes out I might be able to get a good deal on an 07 LS 460.
What are the biggest differences between the GS 350 and the LS 460?
Also, what do you think I can get a LS 460 with the nav and without the backseat upgrade and mark lev.
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well i can think if a lot of differences.
1)your looking at a V6 versus a V8; obviously power, performance
2)prestige/looks-layout of the dash
3)technology, such as 8 speeds, xm real time traffic, etc etc
4)size of the car
5)maintenance on that V8 will be more costly
right now, the car your looking for which is really a base LS460 with nav is around 63K. If you think you can get a good deal on them later, im guessing around 61K...not that big of a difference.
1)your looking at a V6 versus a V8; obviously power, performance
2)prestige/looks-layout of the dash
3)technology, such as 8 speeds, xm real time traffic, etc etc
4)size of the car
5)maintenance on that V8 will be more costly
right now, the car your looking for which is really a base LS460 with nav is around 63K. If you think you can get a good deal on them later, im guessing around 61K...not that big of a difference.
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I had a 2006 GS300 when they first came out and now have the LS460. There is a huge difference in almost every aspect of the cars. Passenger leg room, luggage capacity, quality of workmanship and materials, 8 speed transmission, ride smoothness, etc. If you drive both of them and weren't overly concerned about the price difference I don't see how you would choose the GS.
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The HP really isn't an issue for me as 300 HP for me is good enough. My current car has 305 which is plenty. I have a German POS and want to go back to Jap. I've had too many problems with my current car.
The LS looks like a car I could cruise in. Do the back seats fold down to create more room in the trunk?
The LS looks like a car I could cruise in. Do the back seats fold down to create more room in the trunk?
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I traded my '04 E Class for the LS and really do love it! I had tons of problems with the E and really don't miss it at all! The additional space is a huge plus for the LS!
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Well, the LS460 rides pretty much like every other LS...flawless. But Lexus put a new GS out that rides like a BMW. It's fun to drive, but after awhile the ride will get to you. It has a far stiffer suspension and you can feel every bump in the road. I noticed that some people touched up on the features, so I wont repeat them. The LS460 is THE car to have man.
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Tell me about this, my porsche is punishing. If you are going on a short trip on a sunny day it is fun and I like feeling the road but if you are going on a long trip or are tired or are not feeling well then it is brutal. The LS is so smooth!
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The GS350 is a better-looking car (IMHO), has sportier handling, and gets better gas mileage (but not by much.)
The LS460 wins everything else.
The new GS460 might be make the contest a lot closer, depending on how many of those cool LS460 features make it into the new model.
I picked the GS350 because it was cheaper, looked sportier, and fits better into smallish parking spaces. I don't regret my decision - it just depends on your own criteria.
The LS460 wins everything else.
The new GS460 might be make the contest a lot closer, depending on how many of those cool LS460 features make it into the new model.
I picked the GS350 because it was cheaper, looked sportier, and fits better into smallish parking spaces. I don't regret my decision - it just depends on your own criteria.
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The GS350 is a better-looking car (IMHO), has sportier handling, and gets better gas mileage (but not by much.)
The LS460 wins everything else.
The new GS460 might be make the contest a lot closer, depending on how many of those cool LS460 features make it into the new model.
I picked the GS350 because it was cheaper, looked sportier, and fits better into smallish parking spaces. I don't regret my decision - it just depends on your own criteria.
The LS460 wins everything else.
The new GS460 might be make the contest a lot closer, depending on how many of those cool LS460 features make it into the new model.
I picked the GS350 because it was cheaper, looked sportier, and fits better into smallish parking spaces. I don't regret my decision - it just depends on your own criteria.