Side by Side Comparo: 2013 LS & 2012 LS
08-22-12, 05:33 AM
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What was Lexus thinking when they decided to use this hideous fish mouth on their luxury vehicles? It's fine for sport vehicles (LF, IS, GS - even RX). However, those of us who are fans of ultimate luxury, comfort and serenity on the road - and who will write a check for a vehicle which costs more than most people's annual income - are not pleased. Ask people who actually chose to BUY an LS (rather than just write about it) over other vehicles why they chose the car. The answers will not include "sport". We prefer elegance and beauty; not "edginess" or "sporty". For those preferences we have an LF, a 911, or a Corvette, in our garages.
08-22-12, 06:25 AM
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Is this going to be the new design for the next 6 years? if so I am disappointed, the body structure has not changed. Nav has become complicated with loss of touch screen. The only feature I aspire in this new car is the blind spot monitoring.
08-22-12, 06:59 AM
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What was Lexus thinking when they decided to use this hideous fish mouth on their luxury vehicles? It's fine for sport vehicles (LF, IS, GS - even RX). However, those of us who are fans of ultimate luxury, comfort and serenity on the road - and who will write a check for a vehicle which costs more than most people's annual income - are not pleased. Ask people who actually chose to BUY an LS (rather than just write about it) over other vehicles why they chose the car. The answers will not include "sport". We prefer elegance and beauty; not "edginess" or "sporty". For those preferences we have an LF, a 911, or a Corvette, in our garages.
Well stated.
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