Used 2013 Lexus GS 350 Consumer Reviews
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Love my GS 2013
Love the Gs. Just picked it up. Its beautiful inside and out. The navigation system has a huge learning curve, even for the computer savoy driver. Its a lot of car for the money.
Tested many, found the best in the GS
Tested BMW 535XI, E350 Benz, Jaguar XF, Acura TL and after nearly buying the E350 Benz, landed on the 2013 Lexus GS. The moment I sat down in the drivers seat, after trying all of those other models, I was going to own the GS. The technology, comfort, screen size and logic before I even put it in to drive were amazing. Once I took it out on the highway, I felt like I owned the road as it hugged the lane and I hardly had to touch the steering, but when I did, my god! I still haven't found out where the limit is on cornering speed is. I am getting a solid 27mpg with mostly highway driving as I commute 50 miles each way. I couldn't imagine owning any other car...
- Base SedanMSRP: $15,48719 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $11,900158 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $12,999190 mi away
A beast in a beautiful package
Lexus' long list of accolades - luxurious, comfortable, reliable, solidly built, great resale - never included exciting ... until the new generation GS. This beauty can go toe-to-toe with the best of the Bavarians and then some. The tried and true V6 churns out power to spare, the vastly improved suspension hugs the road like a proper sports car should, all of this while wrapped in a cabin as well-appointed and artfully crafted as a six-figure Bentley. I've had my GS for about a year (it has about all the options except the Cold Weather Package and, sadly, without the Mark Levinson system), and I can say without hesitation it's the best car I've owned, including 3 BMWs. While the Bimmer 5 series is evidently more adept in the hardcore performance arena of straight-line grunt and skidpad adherence, the GS' total package of luxury, performance and rock-solid build quality is unmatched among the lux sports sedan segment. I do wish the shift points were a little more precise (a nit to pick, for sure) and, as everyone else who ever used Lexus' infotainment interface has said, that mouse thing is a nuisance.
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2013 Lexus AWD GS 350 owned 6 years-still amazing
Bought this GS new in 2013. Yes it takes premium gas, but for a reason. It has a high performance engine that moves! It is the most reliable sedan we have ever owned. Replaced brakes and tires, that is it. I am trying out newer Lexus models, and the technology is a mess. My navigation works perfect in my GS. I am being told to get a newer Lexus without Navigation, and this came from a manager. You can use your smart phone and there are applications that work better. Manager even said Garmins work better. Toyota is not paying attention. So I guess I will keep my reliable, awesome 2013 GS350 longer. It has 80,000 miles. It is a keeper. I will run this one a few more years. Find a used 2013 GS-it will still be running like a charm. Toyota should look back at their successes.
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Lexus GS 350
Excellent, dependable automobile, I purchase the car new and I have not had any problems.
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