LS LS460L Review

[Mr. M]

Sublime Indulgence to the Max

Author: Amery Reuben

Right now, as I type this, I’m sitting inside what might possibly be the world’s most technologically advanced, mass produced luxury sedan. In fact, everything it comprises of is just so, “good” (for lack of a better word), calling it mass produced might even be an insult.

Gotta love the white backlighting...

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[Merc1]

The best alternative to the usual German iron going.

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[Mr. M]

I love those white interior lights... It reminds me a lot of the CGT and Flying Spur interiors.

 

[Bruce]

I love those white interior lights... It reminds me a lot of the CGT and Flying Spur interiors.

I love the white interior lighting too

Thanks for the link

 

[Merc1]

I saw a commercial about the LS600hL earlier, it stated that the "438hp hybrid had arrived". Pretty neat add for a Lexus.

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[Mr. M]

I saw a commercial about the LS600hL earlier, it stated that the "438hp hybrid had arrived". Pretty neat add for a Lexus.

M

I'll definitely get my dad to try the LS600h, he is very interested in it, especially about the low fuel consumption thing.

 

[CorpusCallosum]

Love the elegent digital clock in the interior.... Design cue from camry???

 

[bmer]

Love the elegent digital clock in the interior.... Design cue from camry???

I'm assuming you're being sarcastic. Just check out the one of the most beautiful MB's ever, the current SL. But I agree that digital clocks aren't the most elegant...

 

[astonmartin]

I'll definitely get my dad to try the LS600h, he is very interested in it, especially about the low fuel consumption thing.

but i doubt it will be feasible in Singapore, after all the high road tax (due to the high engine capacity) will offset the lower cost of petrol

 

[Mr. M]

but i doubt it will be feasible in Singapore, after all the high road tax (due to the high engine capacity) will offset the lower cost of petrol

It's more of getting V12 power with less fuel consumption - an equivalent petrol V12 also pays the same taxes, but with much higher fuel consumption than the LS600h.