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(2004 model shown)
LS430
Having received a
number of significant upgrades last year as part of a mid-cycle revision, Lexus'
flagship sedan remains relatively unchanged for 2005. Its 290-horsepower
4.3-liter V-8 engine is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission with a
manual-shift mode and shift-logic control. As always, the LS430 performs
flawlessly, is amply comfortable and offers a full assortment of high-tech
features. For example, the car's so-called "Pre-Collision System" is configured
to determine when a crash is imminent and automatically retract the front
passengers' seatbelts and activate the car's brake-assist system to maximize its
deceleration abilities. Adaptive headlamps can pivot slightly in conjunction
with steering movement to help better illuminate the road ahead through the
curves. A "Smart Access" system allows the driver to unlock and start the
vehicle without having to physically use a key. Also included are front knee
airbags, a tire-pressure monitoring system and assorted amenities. Among the
car's ultra-luxury options are laser-guided cruise control, a voice-activated
navigation system, Mark Levinson premium audio array, heated and cooled seats,
and power door closers.
2004 Lexus
LS 430 Sport by John Pearley Huffman (7/26/2004)
One idea, done
very well for a long time.
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