Are you serious - the average age of the ES350 is 60 years old? I'd say average age is 50 years old. Average as for the LS is 60+ years old.

 

I'm talking about the 2011 model.

Here's a 360 view of it, lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp6oOvXl9C0

 

Are wheels and tires optional?

 

That's why it was in the form of a question... Similar sized vehicles... it was just a thought...

 

Those six inch wheels seem a little small...

 

"This ES 350 also isn't particularly youth-oriented. The average age of buyers is 56, a year more than for the Cadillac CTS. By contrast, the average buyer's age is 42 for the BMW 328i, 43 for Nissan's Infiniti G35, and 45 for Honda's (HMC) Acura TL."

http://www.businessweek.com/autos/co...103_543578.htm

"The main thing one needs to know about the Lexus ES350 is that it isn't intended to be an enthusiast car. The average age of Lexus buyers is in their mid- to late-50s,"


In 2007...

“The ES 350’s average age is 61, and their number-one occupation is retired,” says Jim Farley who recently dropped his position at Lexus to go work for Ford..."

http://www.autospies.com/news/Lexus-...-buyers-21752/

 

Wow an A7 and an XJ, glad to see Toyota is still full of thmselves

 

For once, they're copying Hyundai's methods...

 

+1 ... tail lights look awesome

 

The Avalon and the GS do not share a platform. The Avalon is transverse-engine FWD and the GS is longitudinal-engine RWD. Even the 2GR 3.5-litre V6 used in the Avalon and the GS are different; it was modified slightly to fit transversely, for FWD use.

The GS shares a platform with the Toyota Mark X and the Lexus IS. The GS and the Mark X are smaller than the Avalon, and are about the size of the Camry.

The Avalon shares a platform with the Camry (and the ES, Highlander, RX, etc. ...). It seems half of Toyota's lineup shares a platform with the Camry.

 

Did that guy get jacked lol?

 

Wow, didn't know the ES350 average age was so high. I wonder what the average age for the LS is?

 

It was the 60's.It may have drop a couple of years since then but still at least 60..

"For example, you might think that driving a Lexus makes you alluring, but if you opt for the $60,000 Lexus LS sedan, you might seem attractive only to older, single parents; LS drivers are in their 60s, family-oriented and value politeness."

http://www.autospies.com/news/Can-yo...bout-you-12506

 

Isn't the disparity even bigger than that? I thought the Avalon still had the 2GR-FE, while the GS definitely has the completely different, more powerful 2GR-FSE.

 

Why is the GS and Avalon even being compared? TOTALLY different cars.