Lexus BLOWS UP The Entire Car Market With Latest Announcement!

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• CJ

  @cjsk1 · 1 month ago

  Sounds good on paper but I don't like the way the new ES looks inside or out, it lost the luxury comfort look i'd say

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• SC

  @scooby591962doo · 1 month ago

  If it looks like your example above, I'll consider turning in by 2025 ES 350 UL .

• GE

  @genitagray6126 · 1 month ago

  I watch every video of the 27, but they’re all different looking in each video. They’ll even put a different body style with the change of color.

• CH

  @charlesjackson1700 · 1 month ago

  Lexus gives you a choice.. the others need to follow suit

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• MI

  @michaelsanders5082 · 1 month ago

  Buy the hybrid. The small turbo charged engines, even Lexus, are putting far too much strain on those engines and they are failing. Recalls are exploding for catastrophic engine failures. The car makers are choosing this in order to meet federal mandates for not.

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• K9

  @K9388-n3z · 11 days ago

  They blew it getting rid of the NA’s. Reliability is gone….

• DA

  @darylb8252 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Lexus has always made fantastic luxury cars. I have had 2 so far and plan to get my next in March. Still haven’t found anything as good.<br><br>Still haven’t decide whether the new car will be a hybrid or EV. I don’t have charging in my building. But being in a big city I have lots of chargers available. It is nice the Lexus now can use the Tesla charger without an adapter.

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• FO

  @Fox53Co · 1 month ago

  Very happy with the new RX 350h that we bought one month ago. And we’ve only been to the gas station one time and still have approximately 350 miles to go before we have to tank again. This is more than a luxury car, it is a vehicle full of safety, in fact, it takes a long time to even get through the owners manual and to learn all of the safety features, and not just safety features, but just how to move around all of the visual effects like parking and the rearview mirror, which looks like it’s on television, and there are so many ways to see around the car it’s almost like a drone that is hanging above the car at several different levels. We are so happy with this car, don’t expect that driving over potholes, and &nbsp;Manhole covers is going to be much softer, but the overall comfort and the outside sound supression &nbsp;is fantastic. It’s like my old Cadillac. Thank you, Lexus. There are so many other features that I can’t even go into here, like if you have a local Lexus dealer, they will do everything, Service, they even have a body shop if you have an accident, and the people who worked there we found our extremely competent and trained, and what they do. This Lexus will probably last me until I die. Thank you Toyota, we had a Toyota sienna for 15 years without any problems, but it was time to get a new car, I had people begging to buy my sienna, so I know the longevity of Toyota vehicles. Thanks again, Toyota and especially Lexus.

• MA

  @Marc-nc9yv · 1 month ago

  Did you say 244 hp. That’s a joke. 400 is the min worth driving

• JO

  @JohnBurke-d3c · 1 month ago

  Threeb

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• DA

  @David-g2n3r · 1 month ago

  Calling this luxury is a shame. The LS500 is/was luxurious. The LS460 was luxurious. The ES is a very good car and will undoubtedly go forever. I drove the fully electric model. The interior feels mid-scale, not upscale. The ride is nice, but you definitely feel and hear the road. I understand the beautiful logic of Lexus&apos; move, saving production costs by offering several versions with the same platform.... &nbsp;but marketing this as a luxurious sedan is nonsense.

• BL

  @Blacksilver323 · 1 month ago

  Meh

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