2016 es 350
Best of luck on the ES. It's definitely not an enthusiast driver's car like the IS or GS. The hybrid surprisingly is the sportier sibling, with loads of low down torque and more neutral handling from that big battery pack over the rear axle. Both variants are great for long distance cruising and carrying rear passengers in comfort.
A Camry will always be a Camry, no matter how much hideous fake wood gets thrown in there, but Toyota also make some great luxury vehicles that don't make it to the US. The Crown is one, big luxo vans like the Alphard/Vellfire are also popular overseas.
A Camry will always be a Camry, no matter how much hideous fake wood gets thrown in there, but Toyota also make some great luxury vehicles that don't make it to the US. The Crown is one, big luxo vans like the Alphard/Vellfire are also popular overseas.
Last edited by USALV; Mar 26, 2016 at 05:27 PM.
The first time that I test drove an Lexus. The sales guy left my driver license out in the open on top of his desk. I had to Nicely ask him to lock up my driver's license in his desk. I don't see that much difference between Toyota and Lexus in terms of customer service.
Last edited by USALV; Mar 26, 2016 at 09:17 PM.

If the salesman you've been using isn't respectful of you, ask for a different one. Like in every other business, there're are good employees and the ones that just want the paycheck.
Your actual license, or just the copy of it? You need to take your license with you during the test drive. 
If the salesman you've been using isn't respectful of you, ask for a different one. Like in every other business, there're are good employees and the ones that just want the paycheck.

If the salesman you've been using isn't respectful of you, ask for a different one. Like in every other business, there're are good employees and the ones that just want the paycheck.
I'll ask for another sales person
I believe it is http://www.jmlexus.com/ JM Lexus and they are also the importer/distributor for the Southeast USA.
I was wondering why is that on the Toyota you can add the remote start for about 400 but there isn't a way to have that option on your Lexus es 350 without having to pay for the enform subscription of 219.00 per year.
Originally Posted by USALV
I was wondering why is that on the Toyota you can add the remote start for about 400 but there isn't a way to have that option on your Lexus es 350 without having to pay for the enform subscription of 219.00 per year.
Toyotas remote start is pretty terrible, I wouldn't sweat it.
Is it just me or is it that white doesn't look that dirty after it rains. I'm having trouble with finding the color combination that I like with all black interior. But I was able to find the white pearl with all black interior. I've never had a white car before.









