2010 Lexus LS refresh (460SZ, L-Select customization)
pleased to hear about some new chrome inside and new guage looks interesting.
exterior doesn't do much for me from those pics.
and yes, hybrid grill is still hideous.
come on lexus... need... more...
exterior doesn't do much for me from those pics.
and yes, hybrid grill is still hideous.

come on lexus... need... more...
The refresh looks HORRIBLE imo.
The grill on the hybrid is fugly, only the Acura beak is worse.
The new taillights look even more like the Camrys.


The SZ??? watever will be IMPOSSIBLE to get anyway bec u cant order a Lexus with options u want atleast in NYC, only avail with off the shelf options and only AWD-thats what i call tier 1 luxury.
Basically Lexus needs a new designer that will have different design language for Lexus and Toyota.
VW and Audi make this happen why cant Toyta Lexus.????
The grill on the hybrid is fugly, only the Acura beak is worse.
The new taillights look even more like the Camrys.

The SZ??? watever will be IMPOSSIBLE to get anyway bec u cant order a Lexus with options u want atleast in NYC, only avail with off the shelf options and only AWD-thats what i call tier 1 luxury.

Basically Lexus needs a new designer that will have different design language for Lexus and Toyota.
VW and Audi make this happen why cant Toyta Lexus.????
Last edited by RNM GS3; Aug 26, 2009 at 10:49 PM.
Everything up until 2005 is good...so to are all the generations of the SUV's
So true, Lexus SUV is among the best in the industry. Their older sedan use to be as good as their SUV, but their latest offering have had their share of problem. Rattles are a wide spread problem thru out the whole Lexus sedan lineup. Even the 1st year LS had their share of wind noise problem. The LS really need something about its design to stand out from the rest of the Lexus lineup. Its needs a design that will emphasize the fact that it is the flag ship car of a luxury brand.
LS refresh --> Camry/Avalon
HS --> big Corolla
ISc --> Solara butt
At least the IS sedan, GS, RX, and GX look good.
While I do agree about Toyota and Lexus needing to split ways, using Audi/VW as a reference point may not be the best way to prove that conclusion. Many of their cars look virtually identical, IMO.









