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There’s something special about owning and driving an executive saloon like the Lexus GS. It first launched in 1993 and has since been discontinued due to a decline in new saloon sales, but this makes it a steal on the used car market. The GS’s closest rivals are the BMW 5 Series, Mercedes E-Class and Audi A6. Choose a used Lexus GS, available on finance or to purchase.

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Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £5,005.00. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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Lexus GS Buying Guide

What types of used Lexus GS cars are there?

The Lexus GS arrived in 1994 as a luxury performance saloon that would slot between the IS and LS models.

Newer variants can be had in Executive Edition, Luxury, F Sport and Premier – each adding increased luxury and comfort – with the F Sport being the performance model.

What features does the Lexus GS have?

The good thing about Lexus is that it offers splendid standard equipment to keep up with the offerings from BMW and Mercedes.

Inside, you get a large 12.9-inch infotainment screen that’s accessed via a controller sitting between the driver and passenger.

Other standard features include power-adjustable front seats, an inbuilt sat-nav, a 12-speaker sound system, and smartphone connectivity.

There are four different trim levels on offer: Executive Edition; Luxury; F Sport; and Premier.

These offer varying levels of performance and comfort, but we’d even say the so-called ‘base-spec’, which is very well-equipped, is perfect for most people.

Choose the F Sport, however, if you want to benefit from increased performance and some more aggressive looks.

As for boot space, regular GS models get 451 litres, but choose a GS F model and this grows to 482 litres.

Is the Lexus GS reliable?

Being the luxury sister brand to Toyota, there’s no reason why any Lexus shouldn’t be reliable. In fact, the GS is up there with some of the best.

Lexus offers a whopping 10-year warranty on all its new and used cars – until your vehicle has either reached a decade or 100,000 miles. This means that new or used, your used Lexus GS is in safe hands.

Want to add extra protection? Opt for cinchCare to increase the longevity of your vehicle.

As for safety, the Lexus GS is a very safe car, with features such as airbags, side airbags, head-protecting side curtains and knee airbags for driver and front passenger protection. You also get ABS/EBD brakes and electronic stability control as standard.

How much does the Lexus GS cost to run?

Over the 27 years the GS was in production, it had many different engine options. Older models only came with a petrol engine, but models from 2005 introduced a petrol hybrid setup.

The most fuel-efficient hybrid is the GS 300h, which returns around 64mpg, but the GS 450h is also a great option if you want to visit the petrol station less frequently.

If speed and power are more your thing, then the GS F Sport is the one to have. This is powered by a massive naturally aspirated 5.0-litre V8 engine that not only sounds good but also produces 471hp and 391 lb-ft of torque.

It closely rivals the Audi RS6, BMW M5 and Mercedes E63 AMG in the worldwide non-American muscle car game.

Depending on the model you have, insurance costs will vary. Sitting between insurance groups 26 and 48, the costs aren’t too bad, but they will be much higher for the F Sport model.

Being part of the Lexus/Toyota family, the GS should be very reliable and cheap to maintain. This is because it shares parts across the Lexus family and is fitted with solid engines that can run for years.

Who is the Lexus GS suitable for?

A used Lexus GS is ideal for those who appreciate comfort from a saloon car that rivals the luxurious ones from Germany.

It’s got a decent-sized boot, plenty of performance, it’s economical and flies under the radar – unless you own a GS F Sport that you can hear coming a mile off.

Should I buy a Lexus GS?

How much is a used Lexus GS on finance?

The cost to buy a used Lexus GS on finance will depend on the specific model variant you pick, as prices will always vary across the range.

Our GS models are available on finance deals, giving you the option to spread the cost.

What does GS stand for Lexus?

‘GS’ stands for ‘Grand Sedan’ because it’s a large saloon – known as a sedan in other countries.

Why did Lexus discontinue the GS?

The GS was discontinued because of a decline in saloon car sales, with a strong shift to SUVs.

What’s the difference between a Lexus ES and GS?

They’re both luxury saloon cars and offer very different things, but in layman’s terms, the GS is slightly sportier, and the ES offers more space.

How much is a Lexus GS?

A new Lexus GS would set you back around £50,000, but now that it’s been discontinued you can only buy used examples. These range from between £10,000 and £40,000 depending on the model variant.