New Lexus GS?
I'm driving an '08 Lexus ES around right now, and it's an absolute POS. I'm talking, absolute POS. Horrible driving feel, almost unsafe feeling, not even as quiet as you'd expect, not so refined, uncomfortable seats, makes you feel sick, wallow-y steering and suspension, not hot styling, bland interior, etc. etc. Lexus has apparently made strides to fix stuff like this with the new GS (I realize the GS is a place above the ES), but the styling aspect is still there, and I gotta drive it to see just how "non Lexus" it feels.
However my old GS was a rattle trap!! I can't wait to drive the new GS450h.
Comment on the car or move on.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Regardless, even if it did "look" good, i have no desire to test drive one.
I'd rather drive a pre-owned German car than a brand new Japanese car. No exceptions.
makes me think it will age just as well as other more futuristic cars with the bubbly
intieriors....

and it looks like some heavy guy came and sat on the hood of that lexus
and they just went with it......
Here's the new one next to a 5er with M-Pack. No contest:
.in all fairness, there is a big price difference between a m-pack f10 550 and a non-sport g350 but even if they put a gs f sport next to a m-pack 5er, there is still no contest
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.as for dull and boring interiors, i think not too many companies can beat bmw in this category if you are comparing the same class. that's one of the main reasons why i switched from them to mercedes.
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M-B's and E's NEVER win these Comparison Tests. You don't buy an M-B because it looks better on paper.... because statistically it never does. But to this day, the E is still the segment best seller, the king of the Class, and just mixes all its elements together so that it "Feels like a Benz", which means that it feels like no other car (as long as they execute it right).
There's that M-B quality that you expect them to uphold, a timeless and classy "old-world" panache mixed with a design cunning and modern enough to mix both in a way that keeps the car looking better than the competition in the future. Also, styling, which I feel the E has a long and huge gap ahead of the competition.
Me, I don't buy HP, or tech, or gadgets. I buy the product that inspires me and that I can feel I can own for decades if I want to. I also buy what has that substantial, solid and refined drive. So I don't read comparison tests usually (I do my own
).
M-B's and E's NEVER win these Comparison Tests. You don't buy an M-B because it looks better on paper.... because statistically it never does. But to this day, the E is still the segment best seller, the king of the Class, and just mixes all its elements together so that it "Feels like a Benz", which means that it feels like no other car (as long as they execute it right).
There's that M-B quality that you expect them to uphold, a timeless and classy "old-world" panache mixed with a design cunning and modern enough to mix both in a way that keeps the car looking better than the competition in the future. Also, styling, which I feel the E has a long and huge gap ahead of the competition.
Me, I don't buy HP, or tech, or gadgets. I buy the product that inspires me and that I can feel I can own for decades if I want to. I also buy what has that substantial, solid and refined drive. So I don't read comparison tests usually (I do my own
).I'm sure it'll be a great commuter, however, which naturally is ultimate in this segment.
That is one seriously ugly maw.
The inside looks nice but it looks like the dash is set way too high all the way across. Like it will make you feel buried in your car.








