Used 2019 Lexus ES 350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 8A) Consumer Reviews
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Ronald Christian, Riverdale, MD, 12/31/2020
Lexus ES 350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 8A)
7 of 10 people found this review helpful
The car is Amazing! I bought the car for car not the stereo!!
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Steve, Tucson, AZ, 08/12/2023
Lexus ES 350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 8A)
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
I purchased a lexus es350 certified lease return vehicle 2 or 3 years ago.The stereo sounded terrible so i returned it to the dealer and was told that the inferior sound was normal and i would get used to it by multiple lexus employees.I told the service rep that i wanted the problem fixed or i would return the car and cancell the deal since i had only signed the papers two days earlier.when i returned the sales mgr told me that he had researched the issue and found an outstanding service bulletin and they would order the replacement parts and repair the problem. when i went back to pick up the car he told me that they had replaced the amplifier and installed all new speakers in my car.the stereo sounds great now as all lexus products should.I hope this report is helpful to everyone who had this problem.i have owned a 2013 lexus previously and knew there was a problem that your dealer should have fixed and kept you as a loyal customer.good luck and hope this helps you.
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2019 ES 350 sedan (base model)
Roy M, Lancaster, KY, 01/12/2019
Lexus ES 350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 8A)
20 of 40 people found this review helpful
I got my new 2019 ES 350 sedan (base model) a week ago. I love this car. For a base model I get almost everything I could need or want. Ok, I don’t get heated or ventilated seats. I live Southern California so my car doesn’t get too cold and I’ve never had ventilated seats before so I won’t know what I’m missing in the summer. Lol. I only get an 8” infotainment screen. It’s way better than me looking at my iPhone 7 Plus screen for navigation. Oh yeah, you don’t need the 12” infotainment screen upgrade with navigation to get Apple Car Play. It comes standard on the base model. Awesome! So I got the 17” wheels and tires 215/55R17. I’ll buy some 19” aftermarket wheels in a year or 2 when I wear these these tires out. Besides Lexus wheels aren’t the prettiest in any size in my opinion. Now the sound system is standard (Pioneer 10 speaker 296 watts) and has weak sound from the rear. EVERYONE is complaining about it. I hear a lot of complaints about the upgraded Mark Levinson system too though. I gotta do something about it cause the sound is all up front. If you like surround sound then the new 2019 Lexus stereos are very disappointing. No offense, if you’re on the “seasoned” or “mature” side of the age spectrum then you might be more than happy with the audio. I’m 45 (getting seasoned and maturing. Lol) and I like full often times and sometimes loud surround sound so I guess I got to go with an aftermarket solution. I realllllly don’t wan to put a speaker box in the trunk. I’m not a bass hound audiophile in my 20’s anymore. Oh well, we’ll see. Now what I would’ve liked is the sporty mesh grill on the F Sport! It looks waaay better than the verticle grill on all the other models in my opinion. But to get that F Sport you gotta pay close to $50k. I got mine for $10k less and at 2.4% interest through Lexus financing. Awesome right?! I can’t be happier. My base sedan has the same 3.5L engine and transmission and the same 0-60 times. I don’t have the dampers the F Sport has for better handling but as I said I live in Southern California. When am I going to attack the twistes or carve up canyon roads. We don’t have many and if we did they’d be clogged with traffic. Lol. There’s other nice things the more expensive versions of the ES has that I don’t have like auto closing trunk. Oh my god, I have to put my hand on the trunk lid and push it down to close the trunk. How will I survive? Lol. Hey, if you have the money and want to treat yourself to some niceties, go for it! You are looking at buying/leasing a luxury vehicle. Go luxury with your amenities if your pocket book permits. I just wanted to point out that the 2019 Lexus ES 350 sedan base model is anything but basic. I love this car and will drive it for the next 10 plus years. I had my previous vehicle for 14.5 years before turning it in.
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T. Lewis of New Orleans
T. Lewis, New Orleans, LA, 04/17/2021
updated 04/24/2024
Lexus ES 350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 8A)
3 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have a 2019 ES350. Over 28 years I've owned 4 Lexus's. Why does the glove box look so big, and you can't get any thing in it. Other than that great car.
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My 6th Lexus
Will, Hinsdale, NH, 09/27/2019
Lexus ES 350 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 8A)
8 of 18 people found this review helpful
I got the base ES. It rides amazing and the comfort is great. The white paint with black interior looks sharp. I’m also impressed with the safety features. I was slightly disappointed that the interior was missing some features such as the electric steering wheel adjuster but this is the base model. I’m definitely pleased with the car overall.
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