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both 350 and 460 have electronic speed sensing steering, but that's not really much of a difference (and if they are supposed to, lexus doing a poor job). the vgrs has more to do with how fast you turn your steering wheel. if you make a sudden fast turn, the steering ratio will change for a faster turn, so technically it's more in an emergency situation
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both 350 and 460 have electronic speed sensing steering, but that's not really much of a difference (and if they are supposed to, lexus doing a poor job). the vgrs has more to do with how fast you turn your steering wheel. if you make a sudden fast turn, the steering ratio will change for a faster turn, so technically it's more in an emergency situation
does the 450h have electronic speed sensing steering and vgrs?
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The 450h does have VGRS and speed sensing. I used it just the other day to avoid another car and boy the car just tightens up and turns quickly. I find the faster you turn the wheel the less you have to turn it to get the same response which really helps emergency handling.
http://www.lexus.com/models/GSh/deta...fications.html
take a look yourself
lucasb7, that's exactly the idea of vgrs. it's mainly for safety. so in terms of road feel or tight steering, it has nothing to do with that
take a look yourself
lucasb7, that's exactly the idea of vgrs. it's mainly for safety. so in terms of road feel or tight steering, it has nothing to do with that
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