Topic: Used Vehicle Roundup: Comfort Cruisers

[rrocket]

I think the Lexus LS series is the ultimate pillow cruiser. I couldn't think of a better car for long distances.

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Take a spin in the new ES. Very impressive.

[NormT]

"In March, 38 percent of cars traded in for new LaCrosses were imports, mostly the Lexus ES, Acura TL, and Nissan Maxima. Or so the Buick guys tell us."

The comparison doesn't have the Lexus taking top but gave a negavite for swelling ride that floated and was difficult to correct with over sensitive steering.
http://m.caranddriver.com/comparisons/2010-lexus-es350-page-4

My fiancé parents have the first generation Avalon on original shocks. It is so floaty in the back seat the moves laterally going down the road.

[rrocket]

The comparison doesn't have the Lexus taking top but gave a negavite for swelling ride that floated and was difficult to correct with over sensitive steering.
http://m.caranddriver.com/comparisons/2010-lexus-es350-page-4

My fiancé parents have the first generation Avalon on original shocks. It is so floaty in the back seat the moves laterally going down the road.

That ES review you posted had precisely zero to do with the current redesigned one.

[Ex-airbalancer]

The comparison doesn't have the Lexus taking top but gave a negavite for swelling ride that floated and was difficult to correct with over sensitive steering.
http://m.caranddriver.com/comparisons/2010-lexus-es350-page-4

My fiancé parents have the first generation Avalon on original shocks. It is so floaty in the back seat the moves laterally going down the road.

That ES review you posted had precisely zero to do with the current redesigned one.

This thread is about USED cruisers not new ones 

[rrocket]

The comparison doesn't have the Lexus taking top but gave a negavite for swelling ride that floated and was difficult to correct with over sensitive steering.
http://m.caranddriver.com/comparisons/2010-lexus-es350-page-4

My fiancé parents have the first generation Avalon on original shocks. It is so floaty in the back seat the moves laterally going down the road.

That ES review you posted had precisely zero to do with the current redesigned one.

This thread is about USED cruisers not new ones 

I'm aware. The newly redesigned one has been available since late 2012.

[Ex-airbalancer]

The comparison doesn't have the Lexus taking top but gave a negavite for swelling ride that floated and was difficult to correct with over sensitive steering.
http://m.caranddriver.com/comparisons/2010-lexus-es350-page-4

My fiancé parents have the first generation Avalon on original shocks. It is so floaty in the back seat the moves laterally going down the road.

That ES review you posted had precisely zero to do with the current redesigned one.

This thread is about USED cruisers not new ones 

I'm aware. The newly redesigned one has been available since late 2012.

Still too young, there wouldn't be any used ones on the market