Originally Posted by bclexus

Personally, I do not think the GS 350 has much rear seat leg room. It is very cramped if the front seat is moved rearward much. I do not recommend setting the driver's seat to fully retract when turning the engine Off, as you will likely mash the passenger's legs setting behind you. Believe it or not, a little Toyota Corolla has a whole lot more rear seat leg room compared to the Lexus GS 350...

Originally Posted by badbwoy007

Lol! Interesting take on the Corolla's legroom. I def agree with your statement on the retraction. Mine is only set to do partial.

Originally Posted by badbwoy007

Lol! Interesting take on the Corolla's legroom. I def agree with your statement on the retraction. Mine is only set to do partial.

Originally Posted by bclexus

I had the opportunity to be a passenger in the rear seat of a 2016 Toyota Corolla S Premium and I could not believe how much more leg room there was compared to the GS 350. Really!

Originally Posted by bclexus

I had the opportunity to be a passenger in the rear seat of a 2016 Toyota Corolla S Premium and I could not believe how much more leg room there was compared to the GS 350. Really!

Originally Posted by OUGrad05

wow that's really weird

Originally Posted by bclexus

I had the opportunity to be a passenger in the rear seat of a 2016 Toyota Corolla S Premium and I could not believe how much more leg room there was compared to the GS 350. Really!

Originally Posted by dchar

How short was the driver...haha

Originally Posted by bclexus

The driver and front seat passenger were both a little over 6'. They were comfortable in front and were not asked to move forward. Back seat had plenty of leg room...

Originally Posted by TrevorTran

I agree that the rear legroom on the GS350 is inadequate (the huge lump in the middle is an inconvenience!) Front driver and passenger seats are awesome though!