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2018 Lexus LS 500 Review: Top 5 Unexpected Luxury Surprises!

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2020 Lexus LS Price, Redesign, Interior

2020 Lexus LS Price, Redesign, Interior

2020 Lexus LS Price, Redesign, Interior– The 2020 Lexus LS is a high-quality sedan that will be produced from an exceptionally appealing Lexus LF-FC Concept. The design was released at 2015 Tokyo Motor Display, it was in fact superstar at first perspective. The present Lexus LS is definitely the fourth age product from the series, and it is over a 10 years older. As outlined by way of a statement…

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2018 Lexus LS Concept, Review, Release Date

2018 Lexus LS Concept, Review, Release Date

2018 Lexus LS Concept, Review, Release Date– Any car that endures over several years in between overall redesigns is undoubtedly an aged 1, which’s the case with all the pre-existing Lexus LS. It showed up for your 2007 product 12 months, and even though it has been upgraded and current considering that that point, it is not the first sedan that the A-collection higher-finish brand name needs to…

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2018 Lexus LS Review, Specs And Price

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2018 Lexus LS Review, Specs And Price

2018 Lexus LS Review, Specs And Price –  A leading provides something far beyond the standard luxurious car. With outstanding modern technology now cascading across all automobiles, premium improvements are becoming tougher to get. Although with its forthcoming LS primary, Lexus believes it has elevated the ante in the reputation-sedan segment. Launched at the Detroit auto show, the 2018 Lexus LS is a marvel of powertrain, revocation, and security advancements that the car maker believes will trump its German rivals.

2018 Lexus LS Future

“Not particularly will the Lexus LS symbolize this Lexus brand name, but it will also come to be the definitive new-generation high-end car embodying Japanese traditions and culture,” Toshio Asahi, LS chief engineer, explained in a push release. “As such, this global pinnacle should go beyond what the entire world wants from a luxury car.”

2018 Lexus LS Exterior And Interior

The Lexus LS is a significant lead car for Lexus’ all-new universal design for high-end vehicles (GA-L) platform. Even with 1.3 inches more wheelbase than the outgoing LS, the LS is 200 kilos less dark and is the stiffest car Lexus makes. The car maker promises improved coping with, drive level of smoothness, and cabin quietness. The GA-L platform will likely be discussed, in reduced form, with the LC 500 coupe. Lexus distributed thick revocation forearms and knuckled joint parts between the Lexus LS and LC, but offered each car various tuning for the bushings, factory suspensions, and active stabilizer, Asahi explained. Lexus has set up a new technology of its Vehicle Dynamics Incorporated Control chassis-control system that feelings longitudinal, lateral, and vertical action as properly as yaw, roll, and pitch for more particular managing and traction control. The LS now offers optional rear-wheel steering. The LS will give you the standard safety measures, and present the world’s first system with user-friendly walking detection-that means the car will immediately break and most likely guide around a wayward individual while remaining inside of a lane.

The new model is about .6 inches lower, and the hood and trunk are roughly 1.2 ” and 1.6 inches reduced. As this sort of, it’s noticeable around fenders and scalloped doors give the look of a flexible person cabin sitting down atop muscular haunches. In phrases of design, the top fascia practices Lexus’ existing design concept of squinty, zigzag front lights and spindle grille although the latticework within the grille seems more like a cinched corset than the Predator. The roofline glides delicately through the C-pillar and into the rear outdoor patio, although actually, it remains a sedan and not a fastback. On the inside, individuals used to Lexus’ bank-vault silence will find new degrees of solitude supplied by active noise control suppression, which cancels particular frequencies using antiphase seem from the music loudspeakers. In what can only be detailed as overkill, 28-way energy front car seats feature heating system, air conditioning, and therapeutic massage the rear seats also feature heating, chilling, and Shiatsu and might be reclined up to 48 degrees. Because the car is lower than before, the LS’ air suspension raises the car for easier gain access to when unlocked by an getting close to intelligent critical. One inner product of being aware: The infotainment system nevertheless uses the trackpad program we now have vilified in other Lexus products-however. Naturally, we certainly have yet to check it in this iteration.

2018 Lexus LS Engine

Adding the capacity to the pavement is a 10-velocity automatic, which however manage using a torque converter, has reported transfer occasions that competitor these of two-clutch transmissions. Paddle shifters are accessible, but Lexus claims its electronic control system, which anticipates the driver’s input, could be better at choosing the perfect ratio by tracking the velocity, braking, and lateral-g causes. The powertrain can be personally tuned from Normal to Sport to Sports modes, based on the driver’s feeling. Asahi explained the parasitic power loss from the Aisin-constructed torque converter are “about the same” as what the LS will have possessed with a double-clutch installation. The gear proportions are the same as in LC, however with a different differential rate. The LS will replace the outbound 4.6-liter V-8 with a two-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 that Lexus claims were made especially for the LS. Owning 415 hp and 442 lb-ft of torque (when compared with 386 Hewlett Packard and 367 lb-ft of the old V-8), the new LS ought to accelerate from to 60 miles per hour in 4.5 mere seconds, Lexus affirms.

2018 Lexus LS Price And Release Date

All the managers kindly rejected to reply to or wisely dodged all the other inquiries about the 2018 Lexus LS. Those queries were mainly focused entirely on the regular mpg and the actual price because every person could pull some a conclusion about the relaxation independently. The release date will likely be anywhere at the end of 2017, meant to be the model for 2018. Prices are not formal, but judging by the official rates for the 2018 Lexus LC 500, it will not go less than $93,000. And because we are speaking about the base model.

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2018 Lexus LS Pricing: Yes, It’s Still a Lot Cheaper Than an S-class

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When the Lexus LS first hit the scene in 1989, it undercut the competing German sedans by thousands of dollars. Nearly 30 years later, that’s still the case, as the new 2018 LS starts at $75,995, or $14,900 less than the least expensive Mercedes-Benz S-class and $8100 less than the cheapest BMW 7-series. Lexus’s latest flagship sedan comes in LS500 and LS500h forms, the former of which is powered by a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 while the latter uses a hybrid drivetrain incorporating a naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V-6.

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Not only is the Lexus less expensive than its European competition, it also comes better equipped, with even the base rear-wheel-drive LS500 coming standard with a full suite of active safety features that cost thousands extra on the S-class and 7-series. Lexus’s only real competition in the “budget-priced” flagship-sedan realm is the Genesis G90, which starts at an even lower $69,325 and includes plenty of standard equipment of its own.

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All-wheel drive is a $3220 option on both the LS500 and the $80,505 LS500h hybrid, and several packages are available that can drive the sedans’ price above the six-figure mark. The LS500 F Sport that adds a performance-oriented wheel-and-tire package, larger brakes, sharper chassis tuning, and plenty of visual aggression inside and out, costs $81,995. A $9700 F Sport performance package turns up the sportiness a notch higher with active anti-roll bars, rear-wheel steering, and a variable-ratio steering rack.

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For those interested more in the luxury side of the spectrum, numerous interior upgrades are offered for non–F Sport models. The lowest level is the $3730 Interior Upgrade package with nicer leather, 28-way front seats with massage, and heated rear seats; one step up is the Luxury package ($12,250–$12,290) with the above features plus four-zone automatic climate control and power reclining rear seats with heating, ventilation, and massage functions. The top-dog Executive package offers even more adjustability for the front and rear seats for between $17,080 and $17,100, while an extra $6000 on top of that adds exclusive Kiriko glass interior trim.

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The new LS is set to reach dealerships in February.

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2018 Lexus LS 500 - interior Exterior and Review

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New Lexus LS 500h early drive review

Image 1 of 13 Image 1 of 13 26 Oct, 2017 1:45pm John McIlroy We go for a short early drive in the new luxury Lexus LS 500h saloon. Is it a worthy rival for the Mercedes S-Class and Audi A8? Lexus is preparing an all-new flagship limousine to take on the likes of the Audi A8 and Mercedes S-Class - and now Auto Express has had a brief run around the roads of Yokohama, Japan, to gauge how the latest LS is shaping up.  It’s a bigger car than before. Lexus used to offer the model globally with a choice of regular and long wheelbases, but now there’s just a single version – and the gap between its front and rear axles is 35mm longer than the old extended-wheelbase variant. • Best luxury cars on sale There are a couple of new powertrain options too, although British buyers will only be offered one of them: the LS 500h hybrid. This mixes a 295bhp 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine with a pair of electric motors, giving a combined output of 354bhp. That’s enough for a claimed 0-62mph time of 5.4 seconds, even with a ludicrously complex four-step automatic transmission that mimics a ‘conventional’ 10-speed unit.  Image 3 of 13 Image 3 of 13 The LS 500h marks a significant step in Toyota’s hybrid development, because it switches the battery unit from nickel-metal hybride to lighter lithium-ion. The unit is 20 per cent smaller physically than the old spec, which, in turn helps the new LS hybrid gain 25 litres of boot space over the outgoing model. But it has a higher power density, and Lexus claims the car can reach up to 87mph on electric power alone. There’s also an LS 500, powered by a twin-turbocharged version of the same engine but with no electrical assistance. It’s actually slightly faster - a result, no doubt, of losing the weight of the batteries and the additional electric motors. But it’s likely to be targeted at markets like Russia and the US, with no plans for the car to be sold in the UK.  Our short drive on two-lane urban roads offered little chance to take the LS 500h much beyond 50mph. But it does feel pretty accomplished at these lower speeds, with the standard air suspension doing a fair job of soothing out bridge expansion joints and ridges in the road. Sharper imperfections are more of a challenge for the setup, though, so more pointed speed bumps will still be a pain. An S-Class is more comfortable, in other words. Image 4 of 13 Image 4 of 13 The steering is surprisingly heavy, and the car feels pretty bulky with it. We can’t say for certain based on this test, but our gut feeling is that it will major on long-distance motorway cruising ability instead of any deftness or handling agility. The refinement as you pull away from rest is unnerving at first, with only a distant electric motor whine. Thereafter, a smooth approach will be rewarded, allowing the electric motor a better chance of acting alone, while also keeping revs to a sensible level if the system does decide that it needs the V6’s help. At a cruise, you won’t hear much from under the bonnet at all - although this also down to a fair amount of roar from the (minimum) 19-inch wheels and tyres. • Best hybrid cars currently available  We also had a chance to try out some of the LS’s new safety tricks, including its ability to keep the car in its lane while you issue a featherlight touch on the steering wheel. The big Lexus can switch between lanes if you hold the indicator in its ‘halfway down’ position, too. The lane keep assist is a little ponderous but works well, although the handover back to human control when the system doesn’t feel confident enough in the road markings takes a bit of getting used to. Image 6 of 13 Image 6 of 13 The cabin is a mixed bag. Lexus has crammed in plenty of Japanese craftwork, such as wood trim and pleated door trims, but while these elements look spectacular in their own right, the sheer number of them helps to create an interior with none of the coherence found in German rivals. You’ll see a dozen typefaces and clashing mixtures of textures, leaving you wondering whether the whole thing was conceived by several disconnected small teams, instead of a single well-run one. Perhaps more surprisingly, the quality doesn’t seem to be entirely consistent either. We were able to find the odd rough edge inside our (admittedly early) production car, and the shiny black plastic coathooks are some of the nastiest we’ve seen this side of a cheap supermini, too.  There’s no denying that the LS piles on the infotainment, with a Mark Levinson sound system that includes speakers in the headlining, a 12.3-inch infotainment system in the centre of the dashboard and even a 24-inch colour head-up display - the largest device of its type in the world.  We’re still waiting for UK specs, though, so for now we’re not even sure if the HUD will be standard-fit or a pricey cost option. And while the central screen itself is impressive, there’s still no sign of Android Auto or Apple CarPlay - a glaring omission in this connected age. This was a short drive, at limited speeds. But even with this in mind, the LS still doesn’t feel quite well rounded enough to deliver a proper blow to its German rivals. The petrol-electric powertrain may appeal to big-city limo drivers in an uncertain era for diesel - but we’re already struggling to see how the rest of the package is really going to tear many prospective customers away from their Audi A8 or Mercedes S-Class brochures. Model: Lexus LS 500h Price: £100,000 (est) Engine: 3.5-litre V6 petrol, two electric motors Transmission: Four-speed automatic, four-wheel drive Power: 354bhp (total output) 0-62mph: 5.4 seconds Top speed : TBC Economy/CO2: TBC/TBC On sale: January 2018

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New Lexus LS 500h early drive review

Image 1 of 13 Image 1 of 13 26 Oct, 2017 1:45pm John McIlroy We go for a short early drive in the new luxury Lexus LS 500h saloon. Is it a worthy rival for the Mercedes S-Class and Audi A8? Lexus is preparing an all-new flagship limousine to take on the likes of the Audi A8 and Mercedes S-Class - and now Auto Express has had a brief run around the roads of Yokohama, Japan, to gauge how the latest LS is shaping up.  It’s a bigger car than before. Lexus used to offer the model globally with a choice of regular and long wheelbases, but now there’s just a single version – and the gap between its front and rear axles is 35mm longer than the old extended-wheelbase variant. • Best luxury cars on sale There are a couple of new powertrain options too, although British buyers will only be offered one of them: the LS 500h hybrid. This mixes a 295bhp 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine with a pair of electric motors, giving a combined output of 354bhp. That’s enough for a claimed 0-62mph time of 5.4 seconds, even with a ludicrously complex four-step automatic transmission that mimics a ‘conventional’ 10-speed unit.  Image 3 of 13 Image 3 of 13 The LS 500h marks a significant step in Toyota’s hybrid development, because it switches the battery unit from nickel-metal hybride to lighter lithium-ion. The unit is 20 per cent smaller physically than the old spec, which, in turn helps the new LS hybrid gain 25 litres of boot space over the outgoing model. But it has a higher power density, and Lexus claims the car can reach up to 87mph on electric power alone. There’s also an LS 500, powered by a twin-turbocharged version of the same engine but with no electrical assistance. It’s actually slightly faster - a result, no doubt, of losing the weight of the batteries and the additional electric motors. But it’s likely to be targeted at markets like Russia and the US, with no plans for the car to be sold in the UK.  Our short drive on two-lane urban roads offered little chance to take the LS 500h much beyond 50mph. But it does feel pretty accomplished at these lower speeds, with the standard air suspension doing a fair job of soothing out bridge expansion joints and ridges in the road. Sharper imperfections are more of a challenge for the setup, though, so more pointed speed bumps will still be a pain. An S-Class is more comfortable, in other words. Image 4 of 13 Image 4 of 13 The steering is surprisingly heavy, and the car feels pretty bulky with it. We can’t say for certain based on this test, but our gut feeling is that it will major on long-distance motorway cruising ability instead of any deftness or handling agility. The refinement as you pull away from rest is unnerving at first, with only a distant electric motor whine. Thereafter, a smooth approach will be rewarded, allowing the electric motor a better chance of acting alone, while also keeping revs to a sensible level if the system does decide that it needs the V6’s help. At a cruise, you won’t hear much from under the bonnet at all - although this also down to a fair amount of roar from the (minimum) 19-inch wheels and tyres. • Best hybrid cars currently available  We also had a chance to try out some of the LS’s new safety tricks, including its ability to keep the car in its lane while you issue a featherlight touch on the steering wheel. The big Lexus can switch between lanes if you hold the indicator in its ‘halfway down’ position, too. The lane keep assist is a little ponderous but works well, although the handover back to human control when the system doesn’t feel confident enough in the road markings takes a bit of getting used to. Image 6 of 13 Image 6 of 13 The cabin is a mixed bag. Lexus has crammed in plenty of Japanese craftwork, such as wood trim and pleated door trims, but while these elements look spectacular in their own right, the sheer number of them helps to create an interior with none of the coherence found in German rivals. You’ll see a dozen typefaces and clashing mixtures of textures, leaving you wondering whether the whole thing was conceived by several disconnected small teams, instead of a single well-run one. Perhaps more surprisingly, the quality doesn’t seem to be entirely consistent either. We were able to find the odd rough edge inside our (admittedly early) production car, and the shiny black plastic coathooks are some of the nastiest we’ve seen this side of a cheap supermini, too.  There’s no denying that the LS piles on the infotainment, with a Mark Levinson sound system that includes speakers in the headlining, a 12.3-inch infotainment system in the centre of the dashboard and even a 24-inch colour head-up display - the largest device of its type in the world.  We’re still waiting for UK specs, though, so for now we’re not even sure if the HUD will be standard-fit or a pricey cost option. And while the central screen itself is impressive, there’s still no sign of Android Auto or Apple CarPlay - a glaring omission in this connected age. This was a short drive, at limited speeds. But even with this in mind, the LS still doesn’t feel quite well rounded enough to deliver a proper blow to its German rivals. The petrol-electric powertrain may appeal to big-city limo drivers in an uncertain era for diesel - but we’re already struggling to see how the rest of the package is really going to tear many prospective customers away from their Audi A8 or Mercedes S-Class brochures. Model: Lexus LS 500h Price: £100,000 (est) Engine: 3.5-litre V6 petrol, two electric motors Transmission: Four-speed automatic, four-wheel drive Power: 354bhp (total output) 0-62mph: 5.4 seconds Top speed : TBC Economy/CO2: TBC/TBC On sale: January 2018

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/lexus/ls/101518/new-lexus-ls-500h-early-drive-review

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2020 Lexus LS 500 Price, Interior, Specs

2020 Lexus LS 500 Price, Interior, Specs

2020 Lexus LS 500 Price, Interior, Specs – At first, obtaining a look with the all-new 2020 Lexus LS 500, you may see it is a significant car here is the company’s leading sedan. Therefore, it is an essential model in exhibiting just where Lexus is proceeding within the following few yrs.

2020 LEXUS LS 500 REDESIGN

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2018 Lexus LS 460 F Sport Interior, Price and Release Date

2018 Lexus LS 460 F Sport Interior, Price and Release Date

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2019 Audi A8: FULL REVIEW + DRIVE | So Nice $120K Seems Like a Bargain!

2019 Audi A8: FULL REVIEW + DRIVE | So Nice $120K Seems Like a Bargain!

Is the 2019 Audi A8 the most advanced sedan made?? Let’s find out in this IN-DEPTH REVIEW and TEST DRIVE of the 2019 Audi A8L! This A8 is fully loaded, with almost every option available in the U.S., but we will also cover the lesser-equipped variants! During the video, we will show you the performance data of the engines, see its acceleration and ride comfort, cargo capacities, distinct styling…

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2018 Lexus LS 500 Release Date, Redesign, Review

2018 Lexus LS 500 Release Date, Redesign, Review

2018 Lexus LS 500 Release Date, Redesign, Review – Everyone’s almost certainly heard about the new 2018 Lexus LS 500, nevertheless they have overlooked one particular vital factor. There was anything no reviewer has noticed powering his computer keyboard and also on the web site. The company alone was required to publish their near-ups, just to hint that one major sign for programs.

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2018 Lexus LS – First Drive Review

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The Next 2018 Lexus LS: Luxurious Lexus with Sports Sedan Design

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Lexus Won’t Build Plug-In Hybrids Because EVs are Better

Lexus will skip from building hybrid cars to making pure electric and fuel cell cars, choosing not to bother with plug-in hybrids.  Confirmation that Lexus won’t build plug-in hybrids came from Lexus Europe chief Alian Uyttenhoven during a recent interview with AutoExpress. He said that plug-in hybrids are simply “loophole” cars that are made to help automakers meet corporate emissions regulations and that Lexus won’t need plug-ins to do this. The hybrid vehicles it offers aren’t efficient enough to help it meet increasingly strict fuel economy standards, however, so it will have to introduce pure electric cars and fuel-cell vehicles eventually. “Soon we will have to reach 75g/km,” he told AE. “At that time pure hybrids will not be sufficient. The two things we can do are introduce plug-in or introduce electric.” SEE ALSO: 2018 Lexus LS 500 Review The first Lexus EV won’t be a super expensive, range-topping model. The automaker thinks the heft of consumers that may be interested in an electric car from a premium brand will shop in a lower price bracket. “In Europe, the more successful electric car sales are at the high end,” Uyttenhoven said. “But in the premium market, 50 per cent of cars are sold below 40,000 Euros. If it’s more than that, how will people afford it?” For the time being, Lexus will remain committed to hybrids. The automaker recently launched the new LS full-size sedan, which has spawned a hybrid LS500h model. The hybrid four-door uses a similar powertrain to the LC500h – consisting of a 3.5-liter V6 and two electric motors with a total system output of 354 horsepower. [Source: AutoExpress] The post Lexus Won’t Build Plug-In Hybrids Because EVs are Better appeared first on AutoGuide.com News.

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