The world’s most electronically inclined luxury sedan can park itself after taking notice of the two white lines and, naturally, take the road again by itself. The big hybrid Lexus LS600h L is said to produce 438 horsepower and fuel saving equivalent to a compact luxury sedan, even though it uses an all-wheel drive system. The LS460, on the other hand, offers a choice between rear and all-wheel drives.
Lexus LS
At a glance
| Price | $82,900 – $119,950 |
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| Fuel consumption | 8.2 – 13.5 L/100km |
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