IAMJAVEDG

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It was actually mentioned in the release video, I guess no one payed attention since most of us were too focused on drooling over the monstrous front bumper and grill

LexFather

energie8

Oh snap, Couldn't do int on the .ca site so I tried on US site, tried on white with red interior F-Sport, itsssss nice!!!

mordecai

Liquid platinum seems to be the color for me. GS F-Sport with red leather interior. Sigh, if only they offered the saddle leather option here in the US!

*Batman*

Liquid platinum with red is the way to go,forget saddle. And have the body shop paint the cross bar gloss black on the grille.

LexusChris

iTrader: (1)

GS 350 AWD F-Sport model, time to splurge! starfire pearl with red interior !

HKS350

iTrader: (4)

White

Red

Nav

And did you see the Rear Steering option........niiccceee

Blackraven

For me, it would definitely be:
Black exterior

Black interior (with piano black if possible)

Black everything

flipside909

The GS configurator is finally up on lexus.com. How will you build your 4th Gen GS?

http://www.lexus.com/GS-2013/BuildYourGS/

jtrue28

That's not how it works. RWD comes through JAX while AWD comes through Portland, OR.

jtrue28

It's been up for a little while, the problem is it doesn't list the final price after selected options.

Thanks though!

eoph

http://thechronicleherald.ca/wheelsi...onal-auto-show

The new Lexus GS is offered in two models:

The 2013 Lexus GS 350 RWD starts at $51,900 MSRP – $2,750 less than the previous entry level GS model and the lowest entry price in the segment;
The 2013 Lexus GS 350 AWD starts at $54,900 MSRP – priced to match the current segment leader while offering more standard features, and $2,810 in additional content compared to the previous GS model.
“While all 2013 GS 350s offers a tremendous amount of options to build on, we have ensured that our most popular model, the Lexus GS 350 AWD with Navigation Package, also leads the field in pricing,” Hutchinson continued. “For 2013, the MSRP on this model starts at just $56,800, which is $2,350 less than the 2011MY while offering $1,320 in additional standard equipment.”

For interested Canadians like me

jtrue28

glad you said "Canadians" because I about threw up when they said $56,800 was $2,350 less than the 2011MY.......FALSE.

you all are getting screwed...isn't the Canadian $ worth more than the USD now....or almost equal?

Blackraven

Nice

But personally, I'm waiting for the configurator and/or speclist from Lexus Japan. It's definitely the one to watch out for IMHO

eoph

Almost equal, but USD being a bit higher.
Freight, shipping, etc also totals to $1950.
I looked a bit into importing costs, but it'll depend on whether the Canadian spec comes already equipped with things like the cold weather package. After the 11.1% in taxes and lost in currency plus shipping, it comes up fairly close. It's almost impossible to get discounts off MRSP where I live though, they'll give you 1% and say its usually reserved for recurring customers