View Poll Results: How old are you?
Under 21
1
0.76%
Between 20 and 31
15
11.45%
Between 30 and 41
41
31.30%
Between 40 and 51
21
16.03%
Between 50 and 61
26
19.85%
Between 60 and 71
18
13.74%
Over 70
9
6.87%
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How old are you?
03-18-17, 10:31 AM
#16
47 going 48 this coming July. My LS is my 3rd LEXUS after 2 es 350. Just got tired of the lack of power of the car when passing other cars in the road with 4 adults in the car. I don't think I could get used to a lesser quality car now. Loving the LS experience.
03-18-17, 11:19 AM
#19
Lexus Fanatic
03-18-17, 11:50 AM
#20
Driver School Candidate
I'm 26, I love this LS460 because the hydraulic suspension is so dang smooth and the cabin is quiet. I thought about getting something sporty and loud, but the comfort is what I wanted (big weekly commutes). I feel safe and it looks great, my coworkers think its new 
03-18-17, 01:14 PM
#21
I'm 31 and this is my second 4th GEN LS. I was 27 at the time of the first LS460 that I owned. This is Lexus' flagship model $$$, a majority people that own this car are from the older crowd. My bet would be because you guys are richer lol. Probably own a couple houses, so you don't have to pay rent. Not spending your money on shoes, clubs and air suspension lmao
Last edited by mattbeeezy; 03-18-17 at 01:21 PM.
03-20-17, 04:51 AM
#23
I'm 26 years old and I will finally be getting my LS Wednesday. Been looking for one for months now and once I found it I have been waiting patiently. I have worked for Toyota for 5 years now, I knew Lexus was the way to go once I started working around them.
03-20-17, 05:29 AM
#24
39 in july.
I think the main distinction which has been stated earlier would be; financial means
"Younger" - whatever that means, usually comes with newly started career or the initial upward slope of potential income graph. Hence, "flagships" tend not be considered most of the time. However, there are always those that max their credit to the limit or born wealthy, etc. Then, the selection of car choices widens.
IMHO,
"LS are for people that value reliability and comfort", with the means to own, one would be more like it.
I think the main distinction which has been stated earlier would be; financial means
"Younger" - whatever that means, usually comes with newly started career or the initial upward slope of potential income graph. Hence, "flagships" tend not be considered most of the time. However, there are always those that max their credit to the limit or born wealthy, etc. Then, the selection of car choices widens.
IMHO,
"LS are for people that value reliability and comfort", with the means to own, one would be more like it.
03-20-17, 06:24 AM
#25
Intermediate
35. Owned mine for about 3 years now. I've always wanted one since I saw the executive rear seat back in 07. Was fortunate to find an 08 ls460l with a pristine interior with the exec package. Paint isn't the greatest but it was an 8 year old car at the time so no complaints. Every time I think I want something new I look at todays prices for vehicles and get sticker shock.
03-20-17, 11:58 AM
#28
Lexus Fanatic
I have worked for Toyota for 5 years now, I knew Lexus was the way to go once I started working around them
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03-20-17, 12:26 PM
#29
Thanks RF, selling parts to these cars really helped me figure out that Lexus was the real deal! Any car has issues but there is just something about the way Toyota/Lexus was able to captivate me with the styling of these vehicle...except the Avalon from 2005-2012 I wouldn't be caught dead in one! those things were horrendous!
03-20-17, 12:49 PM
#30
Lexus Fanatic
Thanks RF, selling parts to these cars really helped me figure out that Lexus was the real deal! Any car has issues but there is just something about the way Toyota/Lexus was able to captivate me with the styling of these vehicle...except the Avalon from 2005-2012 I wouldn't be caught dead in one! those things were horrendous!