I don’t understand why leasing is such a mystery to most people.

That’s mostly due to the fact that the federal gas tax has not been raised in 25 years.

I care far less where we set the efficiency standards than I care that there be fewer sets of standards in the world. So, set a high, global standard and I’m fine with that.

3rd gear : So when 2030 rolls around and everyone is driving an EV and the cap and trade system is gone, what will the 2040 plan be to screw people next? They’re not going to give up that carbon tax revenue so easily so they’ll have to generate a new agenda.

It’s true that salespeople deserve a commission

Give the damn car the 250HP and 200lb-ft of torque it deserves.

I had an ‘11 GS460 before the ‘15 GS350, fantastic powertrain and they both have 8-speed autos in RWD spec (the 8-speed was added for the V6 in 2014).

The drive-wheels are at the correct end of the car, unlike the two cars in this article.

The reason is stated in your explanation, the IS has an unusable back seat for adults.

In which case, the new Camry is a great way to have an affordable, reliable daily
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Yes, I drink the Kool-aid; I work for Lexus. Lol.

As a person with 3 Toyotas in the garage, I honestly can’t think of why the answer to “Toyota Sport Sedan” isn’t the Lexus IS (vs the Camry) or the Lexus GS (vs the Avalon). And if Toyota wants a Toyota-badged “sport sedan”, they should make a trim level of the IS/GS that they can sell with a Toyota badge.

i.e. “I wanted a Toyota but these were so much cheaper”

and the aftermarket will adjust for those who will

You might have noticed the radar cruise control sensor taking up a chunk of the grille of the trucks in all these pictures, so it looks like the safety tech on the 4Runner will be integrated to other models as well.

Doesn’t matter, no one takes a brand-new SUV off the pavement anyway.

Considering the release history of previous Borderlands games, anyone who buys and tries to play these games (especially the PC version) on day 1 is firmly past “fool me once, shame on you” territory.

Paid $26K for a 21K-mile, 2015 Lexus GS350 back in January. Flew to Atlanta and drove it home to Denver. Practically new, exceptionally reliable, new enough that your clients won’t know that you didn’t pay $60K for it.

Doubt I’d ever get the C8, but they need to targa the new NSX before I consider it.

The same people he was mortified to learn were laughing at him and not with him are now the audience he’s playing to.