I'm not sure, I thought we were dreaming. lol

Imola over black, 6-sp manual for sure. I'd take the original silver concept car as well, you know, I could give a little .

Oh, and I disagree on the interior. I believe Audi owns that game (personal taste).

 

Appreciate that, E. As for the next GS, I do now agree that there won't be one. We've had enough information at this point to convince me of that, even despite confirmation from Toyota/Lexus.

VisualEcho - truly did not mean for my response to read so short. Also note that the full owner's manual is available on the Lexus Drivers web site, if you haven't seen it yet. This is the easiest way to search as you can download a .pdf version which is easily searched.

 

My apologies on misjudging the comment.

 

Who knows they could surprise us with a new GS. But we would've seen something by now. If anything, an upsized GS would've made more sense than an LS. I've seen two new LSes since its debut. Two. And I live around the area you'd see them most. Newport Beach.

I've seen maybe three LCs. (the third being yesterday)

RXs, you can't reach the next stop light without seeing at least two or three.

 

I agree, especially considering the GS is barely bigger than the IS as it is - kinda small for the segment. Especially if you compare it to the 5 series and G80.

Interesting, though, on the LC. Pretty sure even here in KC I've also seen three LCs - two of them literally minutes from my house - one parked at a dentist's office, and one heading down the road my street is off of - where people don't typically drive nice/new cars often, especially $100k+. Though I have also seen an SLS a couple of times, so maybe there are just a disproportionate number of car people here.


I'm really hoping there is SOMETHING to replace the GS, even if it's not like the GS we have now. I think an A7 competitor would be interesting - and there were rumors of it - but perhaps not the most financially viable decision unless it shares a platform with the new IS.

/off-topicness