Review Of Lexus GS 350 - With a mission to take on the BMW 5 Series and the Mercedes E-class, the Lexus GS debuted in 1993. Those were high ambitions then, but what's it up to now? For 2016 the car has been refreshed. The exterior features sharper headlights and taillights, while the interior gets a new drivers assistance package called Lexus safety system plus. The package adds radar cruise control and Lane Departure intervention, a neat little trick for highway driving. With a choice of either a 2.0 liter 4 cylinder turbo engine or a naturally aspirated 3.5 liter V6 making 311 horsepower, the GS 350's standard rear-wheel-drive platform fits nicely into Lexus's lineup. Making good midrange power from either engine, the GS350 makes a great companion on an uphill curvy road.
Standard equipment includes: LED headlights, sunroof, keyless entry and ignition, 8 way power front seats with driver memory functions, a power tilt and telescopic steering wheel, Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity, Lexus Remote Touch interface, 12 speaker sound system, and a rear view camera. The 350 adds standard navigation, leather, and 18 inch wheels. Some of the more popular options include, heated and ventilated front seat, 17 speaker Mark Levinson surround sound audio system, park assist, blind spot monitor, and a power rear sunshade. The GS is no longer fighting for a spot at the luxury performance table. Thanks for read Review Of Lexus GS 350.
