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2020 Lexus ES 350 F Sport Review, Price, Specs

2020 Lexus ES 350 F Sport Review, Price, Specs

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Safest new cars of 2020 awarded by IIHS

Safety first.

A solid rule for the road, and one the IIHS Top Safety Picks can steer you toward.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has released its annual list of best-performing new cars based on updated criteria that prioritize protection for pedestrians as well as vehicle occupants.

Sixty-four vehicles – all 2020 model-year cars and SUVs – are split across Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ awards. To qualify, each must have good ratings in crashworthiness evaluations; good or acceptable headlights, and available front crash prevention with an advanced to superior rating.

  The Mazda CX-5 is one of the safest small SUVs around. Credit: Mazda/Newspress USA

  Most attention goes to 23 models achieving the higher Top Safety Pick+ accreditation, for which good or acceptable headlights are standard rather than available.

Good visibility is key to avoiding crashes in the dark, emphasizes the IIHS, and the awards criteria make it easier for consumers to find the right lights.

As you read through the winners that follow, bear in mind these awards reflect the safest vehicles within specific size categories.

“Larger, heavier vehicles generally afford more protection than smaller, lighter ones,” says IIHS. “Thus, a small car that qualifies for an award might not protect its occupants as well as a bigger vehicle that doesn’t earn the award.”

  Top Safety Pick+ winners

Small cars

Honda Insight, 4-door sedan

Mazda 3, 4-door hatchback

Mazda 3, 4-door sedan

Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid, 4-door wagon

Midsize cars

Mazda 6, 4-door sedan

Nissan Maxima, 4-door sedan

Subaru Legacy, 4-door sedan

Subaru Outback, 4-door wagon

Toyota Camry, 4-door sedan

Midsize luxury cars

Lexus ES 350, 4-door sedan

Mercedes-Benz C-Class, 4-door sedan (with optional front crash prevention)

Tesla Model 3, 4-door sedan

Large luxury cars

Audi A6, 4-door sedan

Genesis G70, 4-door sedan (only vehicles build after December 2019)

Genesis G80, 4-door sedan

Small SUVs

Mazda CX-3, 4-door

Mazda CX-5, 4-door (with optional front crash prevention)

Subaru Forester, 4-door

Midsize luxury SUVs

Acura RDX, 4-door

Cadillac XT6, 4-door (only vehicles build after October 2019)

Hyundai Nexo, 4-door

Lexus NX, 4-door

Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class, 4-door (with optional front crash prevention; only vehicles build after July 2019)

  Top Safety Pick winners

Each vehicle was chosen with specific headlights.

 Small cars

Honda Civic, 2-door coupe

Honda Civic, 4-door hatchback (does not apply to Type R)

Honda Civic, 4-door sedan

Hyundai Elantra, 4-door sedan (with optional front crash prevention)

Hyundai Elantra GT, 4-door hatchback (with optional front crash prevention)

Hyundai Veloster, 2-door hatchback (with optional front crash prevention)

Kia Forte, 4-door sedan (with optional front crash prevention)

Kia Soul, 4-door wagon (with optional front crash prevention)

Subaru Crosstrek, 4-door wagon (with optional front crash prevention)

Subaru Impreza, 4-door sedan (with optional front crash prevention)

Subaru Impreza, 4-door wagon (with optional front crash prevention)

Subaru WRX, 4-door sedan (with optional front crash prevention)

Toyota Corolla, 4-door hatchback

Toyota Corolla, 4-door sedan

Midsize cars

Honda Accord, 4-door sedan

Hyundai Sonata, 4-door sedan

Nissan Altima, 4-door sedan (with optional front crash prevention)

Midsize luxury cars

BMW 3 series, 4-door sedan

Volvo S60, 4-door

Large cars

Kia Stinger, 4-door hatchback (with optional front crash prevention)

Large luxury cars

Audi A7, 4-door hatchback

Small SUVs

Chevrolet Equinox, 4-door

Ford Escape, 4-door

Honda CR-V, 4-door

Hyundai Kona, 4-door (with optional front crash prevention)

Hyundai Tucson, 4-door (with optional front crash prevention)

Kia Sportage, 4-door

Lexus UX, 4-door

Lincoln Corsair, 4-door

Toyota RAV4, 4-door

Volvo XC40, 4-door

Midsize SUVs

Ford Edge, 4-door

Hyundai Palisade, 4-door

Hyundai Santa Fe, 4-door

Kia Sorento, 4-door (with optional front crash prevention)

Kia Telluride, 4-door

Mazda CX-9, 4-door (with optional front crash prevention)

Subaru Ascent, 4-door

Volkswagen Tiguan, 4-door

Midsize luxury SUVs

Lexus RX, 4-door

Large SUVs

Audi Q8, 4-door

  For further information about these vehicles, visit iihs.org.

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2020 Lexus ES 350 F Sport w/Red Interior - Build & Price Review

The 2020 Lexus ES 350 is a midsize luxury sedan available in four trims.  The entry-level model ES 350 features a comprehensive features list.  The Luxury configuration, as its name suggests, adds more luxury items, while the Ultra Luxury version adds even more convenience.  The F Sport configuration provides a sportier look and feel.  A hybrid version, the ES 300h, is also offered. Powering every ES 350 is a 3.5-liter V6 (302 hp, 267 lb-ft of torque) paired to an eight-speed automatic transmission.