What the Lexus Driving Signature is all about | Sgcarmart Access

[@tand9854]

So of the Lexus cars you drove on the circuit, which one drives the best?

[@sgcarmartreviews]

100% the UX ajimigaki! It was my favourite of the lot - the improvement over the pre-ajimigaki version was clear as day, and it felt more controlled yet also refined at the same time. Some of the other media also praised the NX ajimigaki (: But I think importantly, we were also all in awe of how the larger vehicles like the LM and the GX (the latter of which I unfortunately couldn't drive due to timing constraints) held their own very well. - Matt

[@tand9854]

@ You mean the UX300h in local speak?

[@sgcarmartreviews]

Yes indeed - according to the variant that you saw in the video - but actually, the specific car that we drove on the test track was a ‘pre-production prototype’, so to speak. In other words, it actually hasn’t made it to production yet in *this* specific iteration with all its enhancements. Hence the term. We genuinely don’t mean to sound fancy, just want to be as accurate as possible. - Matt

[@engchoontan8483]

no matter. the G-class is pre-approved for pecking-order of no-offend boss(higher than G) g550, Gx, GAC, G-wagon... pretentious artificial submitted to pecking-order types of workers, cannot too fake (hyundai sonata to provided-E-class), no need worry a8 to S-class. real people have no-pecking-order.