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2007 Lexus LS 460L Road Test
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March 1, 2007
2007 Lexus LS 460L Road Test
by
Marc Bouchard
, Auto123.com
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High-end luxury, Japanese fashion
What is over five meters long, has a reclining seat with footrest and offers to take care of your back and shoulders with a good Swedish or Shiatsu massage?
 | | The LS is the flagship sedan of Japanese automaker Lexus. |
It's a fact that the big Lexus LS 460L, completely redesigned for 2007, achieves record levels of interior opulence. And technology too, I should add. This elongated Asian is chalk full of features that require several hours of getting used to before exploiting their full potential.
Relaxation cabin
In extended, executive trim, the rear seats of the LS 460L recline completely flat. The right one even features a lift-up footrest to create a bed-like comfort position.
But wait, it gets better: options include a complete massage system (Swedish or Shiatsu massage for the back and shoulders, from little vibrations to a full massage), heated/cooled seats, a rear seat fold-out table as well as a DVD entertainment system with a monitor that folds down from the roof at the touch of a button. In fact, there are too many options to list them all. Suffice to say that the car's interior is all about high-end, world-class luxury.
There's even a power sunshade for rear and rear side windows in order to block out unpleasant sunrays and preserve the passengers' intimacy.
 | | The supremely high level of comfort of a limousine. |
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