Reviews

Car Magazine has just wrapped up its Four Seasons review of the Lexus IS-F, and like most of these long-term test drives, it’s interesting to see what the year brings (although it does sound like the author and the IS F fit together like a square peg in a round hole).

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I’m now halfway through my time with the 2010 Lexus RX 450h— after six weeks, the interior controls and options has become second nature, and that familiarity has increased my appreciation of the design decisions throughout the cabin, particularly with the steering wheel layout.

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Here’s a fantastic article on Automobiles De Luxe praising the Lexus SC 430 and its “clean beauty”—author Gunnar Heinrich manages to capture the very thing that made the sports convertible special, no matter what its critics may say.

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Motorweek has posted up their 2010 Lexus GX 460 video review:

You can definitely see the effect of the Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System (KDSS) on the handling—the lack of body roll is surprising given the speed in the corners—which is a nice counter-balance, bringing that expected Lexus luxury to the body-on-frame underpinnings.

As a bonus, you can watch the Motorweek of the 2003 Lexus GX 470 to see just how much things have changed between generations:

Agent 00R of Autospies drove from New York City to the Detroit Auto Show in a 2010 Lexus LS 460 AWD, and has shared some observations on how the sedan handled the trip.

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Travelled: 1077km (669 miles)
Gas Mileage: 8.8l/100kms (26.7 mpg)

The second and third week of my 2010 Lexus RX 450h road test blended in together as I powered through day after day of holiday visiting, a pile of snow and ice, and a lengthy head cold. It was in this blur of activity that I started to get a real feel for the crossover.

I took the opportunity to drive friends and family around as much as possible, and the RXh was optimal in every regard—the interior is spacious & inviting, but without the drawback of a vehicle that’s hard to manoeuvre or park. Driving is a brisk, pleasant experience; the RXh performs exceptionally well as a barrier from the elements.

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