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Lexus GS (2006)
for sale

Price: US $13,550.00

Description:

ONLY YEAR V8 GS IN THIS BODY STYLE.. CLEAN TITLE.. GARAGE KEPT.. MUST SEE!!
EXCELLENT CONDITION PLEASE CONTACT ME TO TEST DRIVE.. SERIOUS INQURIES ONLY!! 407 383 7289 FOR MORE PHOTOS AND INFO
DEALER MAINTAINED
-CLIMATE CONTROLLED CHAIRS-XM RADIO MODULE (DEALER INSTALLED $500+)-AUX CABLE (DEALER INSTALLED $500+)-UPGRADED BRAKE SYSTEM ($1600 +)-12' SUBS AND JL AUDIO AMPLIFIER ($3000) MARK LEVINGSTION FACTORY SURROUND SOUND 5 DISK CD CHANGER-LEXUS UPGRADED WHEELS ($2800+)-REARVIEW CAMERA-PRIVACY GLASS-SUNROOF
It came fully equipped with a long list of features that includes adaptive xenon headlamps, keyless ignition/entry, leather upholstery, dual-zone climate control and a 10-speaker sound system. Also standard were 10 airbags, antilock brakes with brake assist and stability control. Options included a superb Mark Levinson audio system with navigation and a back-up camera, adaptive cruise control and the Pre-Collision accident preparedness system. For 2007 only, Lexus offered an optional Active Stabilizer system, which reduced body roll and generally improved the car's balance during cornering.
The Lexus GS 430 was motivated by a 4.3-liter V8 engine that produced 290 horsepower and 319 pound-feet of torque, coupled with a six-speed automatic transmission. (Note that the 2006 model's V8 was rated at 300 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque; the '07 engine was rated using a new SAE certification procedure and actual performance was unaffected).
On the road, we were impressed with this model's powerful V8 engine, refined ride and sporty handling. The interior was spacious and could accommodate taller individuals in back. A drop-down dash panel concealed many of the lesser-used switches and secondary controls; it was a nice touch, though it could occasionally get in the way if left open. Ergonomics were otherwise a strong point, as the sedan's central touchscreen and traditional control layout were much easier to understand and use than the all-in-one control systems in rivals.

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