2018 Lexus LS 500 0-60 MPH Review / Highway MPG Road Test
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- Опубликовано: 15 дек 2018
- MPGomatic.com puts a 2018 Lexus LS 500 F-Sport to the test. [Get Local LS 500 Pricing: mpgomatic.com/1800/fyt.html ] This installment documents one and a half Highway MPG loops along with two 0-60 MPH acceleration runs. It does not dive into a deep comparison with older LS generations. You'll want to check out other reviews of the LS 400 if that's what you're looking for.
The 2018 LS 500 is fitted with a 416 horsepower 3.5-liter twin turbo V6 mated to a ten-speed sequential automatic. The EPA rates the 2018 Lexus LS 500 at 18 city / 27 highway / 21 combined MPG.
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I love that red leather 👌. The reliability and performance of these cars is outstanding. Great video dan!
EliYourCarGuy Thanks, Eli!
Reliability of Lexus has been going down. It is still probably the best in class, but nothing like the old LS400 or LS430.
I must be getting old! Currently drive a GSF, but I've been eyeing this LS 😬
GSF is the best car
It may not sound as great as a V8 but modern TT-V6 combined with a good 10-speed makes driving a real treat without the regrets. Do you think you will ever get an F150 with the 2.7 or maybe the new Ranger with the 2.3 with the 10-speed? I actually had an F150 as a loaner recently and was floored when I got ~27 MPG in local highway driving and ~23 MPG combined all while still being able to give it the beans on the merges. FWIW the configuration was XLT Sport in extended cab and 6.5' bed equipped with the 2.7 Ecoboost pushing 2WD through a 3:55 rear end. I am seriously curious about what you could on your test loop because I think the new product is amazing.
Zeal of Sparta It all depends on what lands in the media fleet. I’ll ask!
Is that 27.3 on the trip computer or do you have an external device? I know in my RX 450h, when the trip computer indicates 28 mpg, the calculation at the pump gives me 30 mpg.
Trip computer. I wish I had the time and resources to do multiple tank fills with each vehicle! There are always variations …
love the car but like you said because of my life choices i can not buy one right now
kyle poirier All good, Kyle … better days are comin’!
Isn't it also a choice to not buy a new luxury car and waste a lot of money? Wait three years and get one a lot cheaper.
The computer trip is not accurate, not on any cars. To figure out your average mpg, you need to divide your total miles by how many gallons you put in your tank.
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Ricco kimbrough Hey Ricco!
No massage seat in the Lexus ls F Sport that's a damn shame for the money you pay
its a different package, i believe the executive i tested out the massagers its nice very very nice, and the version with the air suspension
Quite sad. I used to regularly get 32-35mpg out of my old stick shift 3.0L Nissan Maxima. Recently, i've been able to average about 33-34 doing 60mph in a 2.0L Toyota rav4.
So, even older cars with much worse aerodynamics can beat this car. My guess is that the drivetrain is the dominant source of loss in this car.
This LS flagship is over 2 .2 tonnes
Engines have more emission control systems and the cars are heavier to accommodate new safety requirements... these hurt mpg performance