Lexus GS (2005 - 2012)

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reviewed by Anonymous on 22 January 2022
5

3.0 V6 SE Auto

reviewed by Anonymous on 25 August 2020
5
Overall rating
5
How it drives
3
Fuel economy
3
Tax/Insurance/Warranty costs
4
Cost of maintenance and repairs
5
Experience at the dealership
4
How practical it is
5
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability

Luxury cruiser, thinking mans alternative to a Bavarian boring grey box

After 5 years of ownership I still enjoy a trip in my GS300 even if its a just a drive to work. It does everything at least competently and most things very well.
I enjoy seeing the drivers of boring German clones of cars in their often finance company owned overpriced diesels trying to look good and get past everyone as soon as possible. I can blow most of them off the road if I choose but rarely bother.
The only downside has been the rear brake callipers which have been replaced twice. The second time free of charge, but paid for the first set. Its a known design fault even 14 years after the car was made!
I have a full Lexus service history and would not take it anywhere else as they are great.
Yes the alloys can look scruffy - a known Toyota/Lexus problem. Had mine replaced by Lexus who do an exchange scheme costing just £400 including labour 3 years ago.

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About this car

Price£34,355–£51,385
Road TaxAlternative fuel, I
MPG25.7–36.7 mpg
Real MPG91.8%

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