
Yet another Lexus makes the top 10 for reliability, posting a score of 98.05%.

The BMW 5 series is still a better driver, but the Lexus has got much better and much more efficient.
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Lexus have gone with their own design with the interior and the dashboard is design well.

The Lexus's dashboard is dominated by a 12.3-inch TFT infotainment screen.
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The interior is full of smart solutions an quality materials are used through out.

All versions recieve 18-inch alloys from standard.
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The boot space is 451-litres and is revealed by a powered tailgate.

Lexus have claimed that the improvments made to the powertrain have resulted in a massive up-boost in economy with the GS producing 45.6mpg.
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The ride in the GS can be poor over brittle surfaces.

Wind and road noise is disspated form the cabin very well.
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Due to the hybrid powertrain packaging, the rear seats will not fold down.
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