Would you purchase another GS?
Pole Position
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Toronto
During the non-winter months, I ride my motorcycle where I can which further reduces the GS' burden.
for the overall car itself (exterior/interior looks) definitely, for the all the recalls and malfunctions that i read about, including the slim aftermarket products for our cars, no. But i'm loving it thus far, even though i only drive it on the weekends.
i came from sportscoupes, sport-sedans, and motorcycles so i can say im DONE with all those typa cars.
HELL YES! i love my GS. its very quiet, SLOW(which i LIKE). i'd def opt for another GS. since i've had tons of racecars, i dont need any more gas guzzlers so i'd opt for another 300, or a 350 for the extra punch. all in all, i loveeee my GS!!!
HELL YES! i love my GS. its very quiet, SLOW(which i LIKE). i'd def opt for another GS. since i've had tons of racecars, i dont need any more gas guzzlers so i'd opt for another 300, or a 350 for the extra punch. all in all, i loveeee my GS!!!
Pit Crew
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 145
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From: nj
I bought mine in 2008 (450h) and really like the hybrid ride/boost. However, too many little things have happened that turned me off. This car is too fragile for me. I'm going to trade it next spring for some solid german build (Audi/BMW).
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 987
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From: FL
100% yes I would. Matter of fact I just bought another one for my business, and I am eagerly anticipating the 4GS. As long as Lexus doesn't dork it up, the 4GS will be my next car. I'm really scared about the direction they are going with the grilles. Would hate to have a disaster like what Acura did to their current line-up. They fuglied up the TL.
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From: CA
Probably not. Only if the 4Gen has more sport in the sport sedan...better seats, better factory suspension and a transmission more like the ISF (paddle shifters with auto throttle matching when downshifting)
Yea if I was looking for that specific car I would get the M3 or RS4. Im not a fan of smaller cars anymore but for a toy I could live with it. Im driving a coupe right now and I hate it
I know someone selling a 2010 ISF for 53k with only 9k on the odometer. I just wasn't wowed with it at the ISF track event in Chicago. Maybe the GSF will prove me wrong and grab my attn.
I know someone selling a 2010 ISF for 53k with only 9k on the odometer. I just wasn't wowed with it at the ISF track event in Chicago. Maybe the GSF will prove me wrong and grab my attn.
Love the GS line, when/if a need comes for a sedan and the 4GS F or Hybrid is out, that would be a high probability for me.
One thing is for sure, as long as Lexus doesn't screw things up I will always have a Lexus.
One thing is for sure, as long as Lexus doesn't screw things up I will always have a Lexus.