LS [Official] Lexus LS (XF50)


The LS is not a big seller even in the Middle East, I think its not worth it for Lexus to bring out a new model. Maybe a heavy facelift, but it will be hardly selling in big numbers.
 
Is Lexus really killing the LS? What a tragedy if so. For me the original LS400 was the foremost and most revolutionary car leading into the millennium.


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The S & 7 for sure are light years ahead. The current A8 however doesn’t bring much to the table. I’d take a LS500 over it easily.
It’s Audi’s own fault this generation bombed. The should have made the platform switch like Bentley did. The large, fwd looking luxury sedan was never a thing.

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It’s Audi’s own fault this generation bombed. The should have made the platform switch like Bentley did. The large, fwd looking luxury sedan was never a thing.
I think the original plan was A4 downgrade to MQB and A6-A8 upgrade to MSB

Instead we got full MLBevo with B9, C8, and D5. I think the A8 could've been special even on the MLBevo platform they just made it super dull and boring
 
Is Lexus really killing the LS? What a tragedy if so. For me the original LS400 was the foremost and most revolutionary car leading into the millennium.


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I know there are certain interior faux pas, i.e. tacked-on screen, that odd shifter, drive selectors that sprout from the gauge, odd trim and leather combinations, but I liked it. For the most part, it was visually interesting, the touch pints were of quality material, and one would be confident it'll look pristine in the future. The LS and the Honda/Acura NSX really put the established Euro brands on noticed and gave them a much needed kick to the collective arses. Shame to see it go.
 

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Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of the Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corporation. Founded in 1989, the Lexus brand is marketed in over 90 countries and territories worldwide and is Japan's largest-selling make of premium cars. Lexus is headquartered in Nagoya, Japan. Its operational centers are in Brussels, Belgium, and Plano, Texas, United States.
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