Very luxurious interior for a entry level luxury car. Maintenance costs are high compared to its parent company Toyota. The car rides alright on the 17 inch wheels, but after putting the 18 inch wheels the ride can be harsh on bumpy roads. The common problem with the headlights yellowing even though it was garaged except for at work is a regular occurrence. The price of replacement lens's is astronomical.

I have had a generally very good experience with this Lexus. I wasn't sure what to expect buying a luxury car for the first time, but from the moment you start the vehicle, you understand the price tag. There's an immediate feeling of power - the acceleration is great, the control is fantastic, and the car has remained durable over the last few years. Apart from routine maintenance, I have had no problems whatsoever with any parts of the car. One thing to note is that Lexus is a Japanese brand and, like, many Japanese cars has a smaller interior than European counterparts. There is plenty of room for the average person, and enough trunk space, but if you love a huge interior you should keep that in mind. But if that is what you are looking for, I would certainly recommend this car to anyone with the money to spend on a luxury car.