Used Lexus GS Hybrid for Sale near Lady Lake, FL
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About Lexus GS Hybrid
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Saif R
Reviewed a 2014 Lexus GS Hybrid on Mar 11, 2025
Was searching for months for a solid sports sedan. Was deciding between this or a Tesla. After driving the GS 450h (GS 350 hybrid variant) it wasn't even close. The car drives so smooth that it feels like it's almost flying. The seats are beyond comfortable. The cabin noise is so minimal that when I drive my other car, I get upset at all the road noise. It's a masterpiece of a vehicle build.
Ted G
Reviewed a 2011 Lexus 450h RWD on Sep 26, 2022
Love this car! Quality and reliability is the reason I went with the Lexus. I loved the BMW but was worried about expensive repairs. Love all the features, many I didnt know it had. Rides smooth and power is great for its size and the gas mileage is reasonable with the Hybrid battery.
Wifi G
Reviewed a 2007 Lexus GS Hybrid on Dec 12, 2023
Best car I ever had. I honestly see why the value holds so much.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2007 Lexus GS Hybrid on Jan 27, 2007
This car has it all...performance, handling, luxury, high tech, styling and economy. I've never driven a car with better response. Whenever you step on the accelerator the electric motor gives instant response...and it's quiet. This is the best car I have ever owned.
Lexus GS Hybrid Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
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| 450h RWD | -- |
| 450h F Sport RWD | -- |
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“Performance hybrid?“ That's right. New Lexus technology found in both the GS sedan and RX sport utility aimed to change the stigma attached to hybrids. The GS 450h was the world's first rear-wheel-drive performance hybrid sedan. The 450h utilized the same sleek fastback-style body of the GS 430, but a peak under the hood revaled an automotive marvel. The GS 450h power plant is a 3.5 liter V-6 coupled with an electric motor. Power delivery is supported by a continuously variable transmission: a computer-controlled system which is freed from gear ratio limitations, allowing for smoother shifts. A little perspective: the gas-powered 2007 GS 430 makes 290 horsepower, which is certainly sufficient. The gas/electric 2007 GS 450h has 339 horsepower, thanks to this technology. Off the line, the 450h beats the 430 to 60 mph by half a second (5.2 verses 5.7). Gas mileage may seem a little lower that what might be expected for a hybrid, at 25/28 mpg. Lexus claims that the system could have been tuned for better fuel efficiency, but the GS was a performance car. Keep in mind that a comparable performer could be expected to consume fuel at about twice that rate.
