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THE fifth generation Lexus LS looks a strong package and in LS 460 guise, it's a good deal more affordable and wieldy than the giant long-wheelbase LS 600h model.
Big petrol-engined models are never going to be big sellers over here but make no mistake – this is a good 'un.
Are we really four generations removed from that first Lexus LS that caused such a tectonic shift in the luxury car market back in 1990? It seems we are. Much has changed since then but in the aggressive shape of the latest Lexus LS 460, we have the car that's the truest lineal descendant of that ground breaking LS 400.
Back then every nut, bolt and grommet was new and this MK5 model too, is pretty fundamentally different, with almost every body panel bar the doors, roof and rear three quarter panels completely new.
Read more: http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/New-model-puts-Lexus-driving-seat/story-19282428-detail/story.html#ixzz2WAtMpZM8
loving the look both inside and out. I am at the moment currently learning to drive so this kind of car is out of my league both for experience and price at the moment. Maybe on day 
