Lexus GS 2013 Awesome Features! Full Walkthrough

[@mkkoper]

I’ve owned GS250 for almost 4 years now. Best car I’ve ever had. Super comfortable and reasonably efficient. Big enough for family of 4 with 2 weeks holiday luggage, yet so easy to manouvre thanks to its tight radius circle. The car is not super quick, but power output is more than enough and being V6 it sounds good and work smoothly. Moreover, I think this car aged so well.

[@roverM30ds]

Infiniti Q70 3.0 V6 diesel owner here.. Congratulations on the new car Sammy! Japanese cars are 👍.

[@riccccccardo]

I’ve have this car but the 2012 450h GS f sport version four years and I love it. Fast and smooth no major issues bout at 53k milage now on 83k milage. Seeing this video I’m annoyed I haven’t got auto lift boot in my car, or hud display or passenger controls but I never have any backseat passengers anyway lol

[@Elanis420]

Cheers for the vid Sammy! Just got one today, really helpful! :) I'll have to have a play with it tomorrow cause a lot of the options are in Japanese and the headrest is tilted really far forward.

[@cdwyernz]

Thanks for this awesome review and the detail between the Luxury and F Sports models, really informative. Been looking at getting a GS350 in NZ.

[@sammygoris]

Hey Chris, thanks for your kind comment! Great to see another fellow kiwi. Loving the GS so far. I hope to make more videos in the future. At some stage a full review. I would be more keen on the F Sport if you could also get it with certain features but a shame that you have to pick 1 or the other! Not that it's cheap, but it's easier to get a Luxury and slap on F sport parts (e.g. wheels, front bumper) than it is to buy an F Sport and get luxury features (a lot more work and money!)

[@DisneyMusicVideos]

Great video! I'm from the USA & own a white on red 2016 GS350 F-Sport that I bought three years ago & has easily been my best car yet. I had an IS prior, but the GS is a much better car overall. I've never seen a car that has cooled seats & no heated seats usually it's the other way around.

[@alexrelax78]

Does it have laminated front windows ? Or double glazed windows not sure how it s called .

[@kellingtonlink956]

Great tour. Very impressive.

[@dhanishahamed9616]

How did you set the side mirrors to open/close on engine start/stop? Mine only opens/closes on locking and unlocking.

[@kratoleaf7619]

what do you use to clean the seats? degreaser? dish soap?

[@paulhiggins6740]

Hey Sammy, do you still have this GS? Where are you based in NZ? Would love to chat with you sometime, just bought a NZ new 2013 GS 350.

[@mitchellstruthers9834]

Did you ever look into getting heated seats??

[@blackpanda7612]

Nice new wheels Sammy.

[@sammygoris]

Thanks man!

[@chandaccn6248]

Could you add the link to the app or website in the description? (VIA AURELLIA)

[@timj41]

Great review Sammy, glad you covered off the Singapore spec with only chilled seats. Is the language in English on the interface ? Very conflicted on wether to splash out on this model or save some dollars and buy an IS? Cons of the IS are obviously terrible rear legroom, older design and less features. Cons of the GS are no heated seats on Singapore models, poor rear headroom and more $$. Big Pro of the GS is really nice leather colours available and the Lux pack seat options are pretty mind blowing. Also Japanese versions it’s not possible to get english language instruments on either IS or 2012 onwards GS? Is that correct ?

[@sammygoris]

Thanks man! I hope to do a more opinionated review once I’ve had it for a little while and done the bumper conversion! Yeah for the most part you nailed the pros and cons. The biggest pro for Singapore models is everything is English, so that’s really nice compared to JDM models. I’m sure you would be able to convert it to English if you got JDM, but it won’t be cheap and will take a bit of hunting around to do. I’d be keen to retrofit heated seats to my model, and possibly heated steering wheel too (another thing you don’t get with SG models!) If you did get JDM, then I would consider either GROM or Beat Sonic to give you Apple CarPlay etc. I opted for the GS because of extra room, the more premium cabin and features. The IS’ best pro is styling. The rear headroom is probably still slightly better than the IS, but way better cabin space overall. Hope that helps!

[@maboke5950]

Gs 250 looks great

[@kellingtonlink956]

No heated seats… but it has a SNOW Mode… hmmm…. rather odd.

[@Kinggunna87]

Is definitely got heated and ventilated seats

[@wreckster2424]

they come with 3 level heated and ventilated seats