The pros about the car are numerous. First, it is luxurious. The car has supple leather seats, a first-rate navigation system, heated and cooled seats, and a power rear sunshade. The rear sunshade is perfect for when cars reflect sunlight into your rearview mirror. Second, the car is safe. It feels sturdy, solid, and like a cocoon. The car accelerates quickly and fluidly and handles well. These factors, to me, add to the safety aspect of the car, as I know I could do well in an emergency maneuver situation. The trunk space is huge, as is the rear leg room for passengers. The brakes feel like they'll go forever. Road noise is minimal. Repair costs have also been minimal so far, which is helped by the fact that Toyota owns Lexus. Cons about the vehicle are few. It gets somewhat poor gas mileage in town, however that is made up for on the highway, where it can approach 28 mpg easily.

The interior, minus the sticky dashboard, breathes luxury and fanciness. I love the feeling of driving it, but after all this time, leather is tattered and breaking a part on the seats. The steering wheel has multiple scratches and dings, but it drives great and AC works, so I'm happy.