2010 Lexus LS 460 460
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This is Lexus's full-size luxury sedan, the one that competes with the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes S-Class. It's tuned for silence and smoothness, so you'll feel almost nothing from the road, which is exactly the point. The cabin is a quiet, leather-lined place with plenty of rear legroom, and the trunk is generous for a luxury sedan. Lexus's reputation for dependability carries over here, and the LS is often cited as one of the most reliable luxury sedans you can buy. The 460 is the rear-drive version of the LS, so you get the same V8 and luxury as the AWD car but with a bit less weight and a lower starting price. Its 4.6L V8 makes 385 horsepower and pairs with an eight-speed automatic, which is smooth and quick enough to keep the big sedan feeling effortless, though it returns 19 mpg combined. The standard air suspension floats over bumps, but it's soft enough that you'll feel a bit of body roll in corners.
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Miles Overview
This is Lexus's full-size luxury sedan, the one that competes with the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes S-Class. It's tuned for silence and smoothness, so you'll feel almost nothing from the road, which is exactly the point. The cabin is a quiet, leather-lined place with plenty of rear legroom, and the trunk is generous for a luxury sedan. Lexus's reputation for dependability carries over here, and the LS is often cited as one of the most reliable luxury sedans you can buy. The 460 is the rear-drive version of the LS, so you get the same V8 and luxury as the AWD car but with a bit less weight and a lower starting price. Its 4.6L V8 makes 385 horsepower and pairs with an eight-speed automatic, which is smooth and quick enough to keep the big sedan feeling effortless, though it returns 19 mpg combined. The standard air suspension floats over bumps, but it's soft enough that you'll feel a bit of body roll in corners.
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6% APR for 72 months
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10 active alternatives
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