I Bought A Lexus LS400 And Immediately Took It To The Track

[@evanharris5088]

I remember when the LS400 first came out. I saw one parked, and thought it was nicer looking than a Mercedes. Unfortunately, I was was too young to own a car like that, but knew Lexus would forever change the luxury car market.

[@r_x_h_a_b9251]

You can never be to young maybe in that day they where more expensive at 15 I got my ls400 drives amazing

[@cadriver2570]

Good tires, suspension work, brakes and a tune could make this pretty awesome on a track.

[@ryderkalar3068]

can’t tune them, toyota locked the ecu and nobody has been able to get into its programs. it’s a shame but you can spend like $4000 to get a standalone ecu but that’s obviously unobtainable to most.

[@MyHumboldtLife]

That was awesome! And really appreciate you showing how to be a courteous slower car on the track.

[@TheDrivenDave]

Great video! I’m proud of my old car!

[@shahzadiqbal1976]

This was a very entertaining video.

[@zimnesamsen]

Get straight pipes, you won’t regret it and you can actually hear when to shift it

[@tom_hoots]

The LS400 might be a good avenue into "getting in touch with an upholstery shop" -- or a mobile upholstery business. You need things like the LS400 seats reshaped. Other vehicles need the whole driver's seat lowered. And so on. I think a few videos about this stuff would be helpful, to help people understand that they don't really have to "put up with" whatever seats their vehicles came with -- professionals can make meaningful changes, and keep the results perfectly safe, in the end.

[@shtupidmate]

well you see $

[@brandenflasch]

Slow car fast is the best

[@toomuch884]

Hey Kyle - really enjoyed your acquisition vid and this one, of course. I just bought a 2000 LS400 with 173K miles; as it's steering wheel is pretty worn out, and you mentioned you replacing your's, I was wondering if you've looked into possibilities (aftermarket or used originals). If your have, could you please share what you've found? Thanks!

[@VespidSiren]

Ive had a few LS400s and I always come back to the Silk Blaze pistol grip steering wheel. You keep the stock steering wheel buttons and airbag but its thicker in the handles and slightly smaller in diameter than the stock boat like steering wheel. You can always get a quick release and steering if you wanted to save every single pound. Ive had them before too and theyre cool but I liked the OEM+ look of the silk blaze. Other compamies make a similar wheel to them like clazzio and TOM’s

[@chuck020950]

Hello Kyle. I went to look at the Lyriq and wondering if you have any thoughts on it?? I was quite impressed with it just looking and sitting in it.

[@kevinphillips9408]

Mate I had one of the first LS500s in Australia. Loved it and have many Lexus since. Not sure I like this though.

[@dad_tech]

I can’t tell if you had fun or not. Lol

[@r_x_h_a_b9251]

Its very fun to drive even just driving normal

[@EVDroid]

The helmet is amazing

[@_MS__]

Kyle turn this into your daily driver from home to work and back.

[@bretthunt6306]

I have 98 LS 400 vvti engine Australian delivered 358,000 best car I've ever owned. 300 horse power ultimate sleeper car will out run anything this side of a Porsche or Ferrari ive done it A genuine Quick car! You guys are idiots Lexus is a luxury vehicle, but it handles very well very stable at it's limit

[@kevinphillips9408]

However loved it. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@smerk429]

Mamon stop telling everybody ? 😒

[@ulfw]

I really can't tell what the point of buying this car was.