Updated 2010 Lexus ES350 spy pic
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Updated 2010 Lexus ES350 spy pic
The Camry based Lexus is due for a small revision for the 2010 model year. Just like it's Camry cousin.
From this picture, it just looks like the usual, new bumper, revised grille and new headlights.
Nothing earth shattering....
Lexus has mentioned before the current generation ES will be the last one based on the Camry.
I wonder what they will replace it with. Or even IF they will replace it.
The IS an the upcoming small Hybrid might just be enough models under $35 000 for one brand.
From this picture, it just looks like the usual, new bumper, revised grille and new headlights.
Nothing earth shattering....
Lexus has mentioned before the current generation ES will be the last one based on the Camry.
I wonder what they will replace it with. Or even IF they will replace it.
The IS an the upcoming small Hybrid might just be enough models under $35 000 for one brand.
Last edited by GFerg; Jan 4, 2009 at 11:43 PM.
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I think it loos good. I like driving the current loaners. Its not as sporty as my GS , but definetly makes me feel like lexus took their time when designing this car. I am surprised to hear about the tranny problems
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As one of the commenters on that site mentioned, it looks like a Mark X / Reiz facelift, and that is a smaller car. I'm kind of skeptical about this one, but if they can make the ES look even better, more power to them.
from that blurry picture 
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Funny. I tried cleaning off my screen, but it didn't help.
Seems unlikely that the ES would go away. Along with the RX, it's Lexus bread and butter vehicle. Maybe some powertrain updates, AWD option etc. Nothing radical though. Much like they handled the transition to the current gen ES and new RX.
Seems unlikely that the ES would go away. Along with the RX, it's Lexus bread and butter vehicle. Maybe some powertrain updates, AWD option etc. Nothing radical though. Much like they handled the transition to the current gen ES and new RX.