2015 Lexus GS350 F Sport

[@GokuInstinct1]

I didn’t know they had a HUD display option! That’s so cool.

[@stuartalexander2657]

A few years ago I bought an immaculate 2015 GS350 AWD that turned 19K miles during my test drive (it's not the F Sport, but shares well over 95% of the features shown here). Black, black leather interior. It's freakin' awesome.....and I've owned a Corvette, three Porsches, and more in the past. I'd put this beast up against any of them. Love the car; drives like a dream and super reliable.

[@Kaizenprotraders]

More like 99.9 lol

[@thatlexusguy7629]

You are very funny 😂😂😂 Thanks for sharing and I really really love these GS350’s F Sport. I just bought mine 2 months ago that is a 2015 and has the f sport package and man, it’s drives like a champ

[@Andrew-cg2zl]

more i watch this video. the guy killed the Sales Speech on this car. great learning experience for other car sellers .. A+ (my background is in finance and I work Ally financial, Auto Loans)

[@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226]

Thank you! I genuinely appreciate that. I try not to come off like a salesman. I try to relate to people to put them at ease. No one likes a salesman. Or to feel like their being sold. I like to illustrate how nice the car is and how it's features can be genuinely enjoyed.

[@Andrew-cg2zl]

@@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226 AWESOME! KEEP DOING WHAT YOUR DOING :)

[@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226]

@@Andrew-cg2zl couldn't if I had to. Although I did get out ofbthe car business about a year and a half ago. But, now I sell Semis for Kenworth. It's rewarding. Slower paced. Allows me to build a stronger relationship with my customers. I dont think I could ever do anything other than sales. Pays too much to have fun.

[@Andrew-cg2zl]

how much did he sell the car for? great review!! i love the style of charisma. makes buying a car a fun experience

[@djtmac973]

I just purchased a pristine 2014 gs350 f sport and I love it with 56k miles boy does she make me stop regretting trading in my 2013 g37x Infiniti

[@luptonpittman6520]

I’ll swing by this week to buy this 👍

[@calartian85]

This guys previous job was rooting houses.

[@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226]

Never "rooted" a house in my life.

[@MuscleMan909]

Currently driving a Saturn. will definitely be trading it in for f sport gs350 this car is packed with features plus the styling is awesome. How’s the reliability on this vehicle?

[@stuartalexander2657]

Lexus is legendary for their reliability.

[@MuscleMan909]

@@stuartalexander2657 thanks man I know most Lexus cars are. My first car I ever had was 01 es300 and there were issues here and there but the styling of these newer Lexus cars especially the gs350 f sport are tight compatible with Mercedes Benz and bmw’s. With reliability being so great and maintaining value at 100k miles I’ll definitely pick Lexus over bmw

[@hayden93]

Excellent reliability on this model, probably most reliable sports car you can get

[@hayden93]

This engine and transmission are basically bulletproof, change oil every 5k and make sure transmission is serviced and 300k is no problem

[@jessebores]

I'm about to buy one of these cars, does anyone know how much it costs a year usually to own?

[@Viraltv247]

I own one my friend very dependable car is all I can tell you

[@mainwedontlikegays848]

Like 20k to 30k

[@stuartalexander2657]

@@mainwedontlikegays848 Not even close. Now if you stick to the recommended Lexus servicing schedule you will drop $3-400 every 5K miles. Insurance isn't bad at all.

[@FullCampColby]

I read on a forum comparing average maintenance of different models and this was about $450-$500 a year if memory serves correctly. Edit… sorry just saw this question was a year old

[@riccccccardo]

I just bought a lovely 2012 gs 450h f sport love it so far looks exactly like your one. V6 345bhp rear wheel drive. Feels nice very sporty. Best of both worlds ice and electric. Part ex my money pit Audi that was killing my wallet in repairs.

[@riccccccardo]

But I cannot find or know where the car jack is in case of puncture?

[@gideonighodalo3476]

Superb

[@stonecold458]

no fog lights?

[@ЗубодробительнаяЖизнь]

How much?

[@SS-ug1qy]

He’s so impressed on how nice lexus is he never seen that on any GM. Even in 2050 chevy won’t reach the level of built quality in a lexus from 1990 😆 You will sell 10 of these used before you sell one chevy to someone who has no credit and no choice but go with chevy junk

[@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226]

You sound like you got turned down when you tried to buy a new Chevy and had to settle for a 1990 Lexus for $800.

[@SS-ug1qy]

@@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226 😂funny assumption but no I drive Audi sir. Not trying to be mean to you personally I just know GM cars are junk my dad owned early 90s those were ok now days they suck. I know you enjoyed touching that Lexus thinking u wished GM made cars like that one day

[@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226]

@@SS-ug1qy GM makes plenty of phenomenal vehicles. They serve their own individual purposes. Most workin folks would rather have a Silverado than a luxury sedan. A Silverado can handle whatever you throw at it, whether it be rough terrain, towing, payloads, or getting the family back and forth to wherever they need to go. Vehicles such as Tahoes and Suburbans are much more capable of getting the family to and from events or family outings. Whereas an Audi would struggle to support the needs of a growing family of 7 to 8. Sure an Audi can give you that undeserved ego or that overinflated sense of self importance. But, thats not going to get you very far. Every brand has their target market and every different vehicle leans toward serving specific purposes. I could sit here and declare that an Audi is simply a Volkswagen in an off the rack suit but I have enough appreciation for each and every brand and the purposes they serve. Every manufacturer has strengths and weaknesses. Its the job of the consumer to identify just what their needs are and allow a professional, such as myself, to find a vehicle with strengths that match up with the customer. You should never put your ignorance on display by making broad statements about a product that you probably aren't very familiar with. I run Into people every day that say they owned a Silverado, F-150, Ram 1500, etc. Once and it was the biggest piece of junk ever. They'll never own another one. I usually find out shortly thereafter that they owned one 15 to 20 years ago. Slapped some cheap rough country 6 inch lift and mud tires on it. Straight piped the exhaust. Went 10k between oil changes, and red lined it every where they went cause it sounded cool. Nowadays the majority of vehicles are just as reliable as the next, so long as you use it for what it is intended for. Don't abuse it unnecessarily. And do your services as recommended.

[@alexi3108]

@@cowboysautomotivesalessolu1226 I'm planning on buying this same make/model/year/package in Dallas tomorrow, however, when we decide that we need a full size SUV I will definitely look at a Tahoe or Yukon (GMC). Also, our friends drive Audi and some of them have their car back at the dealer and driving a loaner once a month.. I would never buy an Audi since getting married!

[@jcbc7587]

@@SS-ug1qy audi are horrible after 50k Good luck sir.

[@cainpan3983]

I'd like to get this car.

[@luptonpittman6520]

Too late. I’m buying it this week. You snooze you lose!

[@mohammadabdelaziz9804]

It’s for sale

[@jdmcars-lt6499]

Are these cars comfortable??

[@reginaroland8954]

Yes

[@bryankershaw697]

I need one of thisw

[@SS-ug1qy]

Chevy dealer reviews how a real car should be not some junk chevy.

[@luptonpittman6520]

Why must dealerships put their billboard on the back of the vehicle?? Uglies up the look.

[@BluffClub6204]

This guy is so annoying