ItzFilyO

Lexus will always be underpowered, we all know that but we still buy it anyway.

I don't see the possibilities of the new GS pushing 600+ HP, even LFA doesn't make that much HP. Hell no! lol

sick21

Very true, just can't beat the quality and as of late their exciting style. And I personally think the GS has a great platform, so it doesn't even need 600hp.

MEAHT

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How much you guys thing the GSF will go for?

Joeb427

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I'm guessing nicely equipped in the mid to high 80's.

MEAHT

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Saving time!


thanks for quick reply

Johnny Rad

The M5 and E63/E63 S are just >$100K.

I think $80K is about $5K light for a loaded GS-F.

As we all know, Lexus has a history of under-cutting the competition on price and over-delivering on quality. This is likely to follow the same formula.

The GT-R powered Eau Rogue Infiniti is going to be in the same $80-95K range me thinks.

modthispny

the GS350 base has about a $3,500 premium over the RC350 base, so I would say add about ~$4k to the cost of an RC-F and you have your GS-F right there.

Laid_Out

Damn! Can't wait to see more!

Afrosheen

Saw an RC-F at the launch event with the window sticker, was about 70-72k if memory serves. I would expect the GS-F to clock in at under 80k. If it's 75k optioned, I'll be first in line.

sick21

I would assume fully loaded will be about or just under $90k.

wgu8213

This sold me. We booked a weekend stay in Detroit at the Marriott connected to the convention center to go to the NAIAS. So excited to see the new GSF and CTSV.

dseag2

Full write-up required after the show.

tknx

CTS-V is sort of insane. Shame about the styling though. I think at these prices, I would go Tesla D, but we shall see.

What I'd like to see is if Akio Toyoda is serious about "fun cars" are some bragging rights at Nurburgring.

ItzFilyO

Oh yeah, full write up and full close up pics are mandatory!

kevings03

I second this, wholeheartedly!