My responses are very much colored by previous and current ownership of other Lexus vehicles. But perhaps the best testament to this luxury line of Toyota is that as a previous owner of 2 other Toyota vehicles, there is that transition that convinced me to "upgrade" to Lexus. I'm already planning on my next model. Perhaps the LC 500?

Relaxed comfort. Sufficient power when you need it. Safe feeling and quiet ride. Quality throughout. Dependable safety features. Fun to drive. A nice looking new car. We need to drive it for a while longer.

The electronic platform could be more user-friendly. For example, to turn off the A/C, one has to go through three to four steps. There are no shortcuts to many of the functions. There are no station buttons, like 1 through 6, to store short-cuts for choosing radio or satellite stations. Also, the Lexus Enform infotainment platform does not support two phones for Bluetooth.

The Lexus Enform entertainment system needs a lot of work. The Bluetooth connection is terrible, and the sound clarity while on calls is not good. The auto climate always switches on the A/C. To stop the A/C from running all the time, there is no easy way to turn it off. You have to go to climate, settings, find the A/C button and then turn it off. You can't do all this while driving without causing an accident. Even adding favorite stations on the radio is cumbersome; there's no easy way to set into memory the favorite stations.