2018 Lexus LS 500 – 180 Degree Change

LS is the model that should be most praised by Lexus. It is the very model that made Toyota’s luxury division known. More than 40,000 units were sold during the first year of introduction, which is nothing short of remarkable and something that has never been achieved again by Lexus. The same model that made the brand what it is was later heavily neglected as outgoing generation stayed in the production for a decade. Way too long, that is. Finally Japanese came to their senses, and we witnessed totally new story with just revealed 2018 Lexus LS 500, ready to justify the glorious roots of the predecessor.
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USNA1999 - 1/31/2017 2:10:57 PM

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I saw this car this past weekend at the Rolex 24 hours and it looks impressive.

TheSteve - 1/31/2017 2:33:44 PM

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Article "...There are no adequate words to describe how marvelous this thing looks..."

In the "Politically Correct" column of adequate words appears: Polarizing, Severe, and Different. In the "Say What You Mean" column appears: Heinous, Ugly, Hideous, Offensive, and Gangly.

Some might argue those words are inadequate. They seem pretty adequate to me. The Article comes across as written by someone who feels the sun rises and sets around Lexus.

w222 - 1/31/2017 4:01:07 PM

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they nailed the interior. Exterior is more subjective.

bperlow - 1/31/2017 4:12:10 PM

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It looks like one designer designed up to the front doors, and another from the back doors. Its really not very cohesive.

TomM - 1/31/2017 5:17:43 PM

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Sorry - but I rarely drive on roads where there is a danger of running into a passing cow - so I do not need a cow catcher on the front of my vehicle. It is much like that commercial for an oil additive where they showed the engine starting when it was encased in a block of ice. If that is often your problem - I would suggest you park your car in another place too.

Holydude - 2/5/2017 11:59:59 AM

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Looks very much like a Mazda 6