New Lexus GS450h Hybrid Info

This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Q1 2012.

Built in

Japan (launched 2008, facelift 01 Nov 2009)

Vehicle Type

Luxury

Successor

Lexus GS450h Hybrid (2012-2015)

Rating

(3)

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Submodel

3.5 Passionate Black(A)

$201,000

9.2km/L • 292bhp • CVT (A)

Current price

$198,000

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

-

Instalment

-

COE quota premium

$115,568 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$3,098 /yr

OMV

-

ARF

-

VES

-

Total basic cost

-

Premium

-

Previous recorded price

-

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

3.5 Luxury(A)

$254,000

12.6km/L • 292bhp • 6-speed (A)

FACELIFT

Current price

$254,000

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

-

Instalment

-

COE quota premium

$115,568 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$3,098 /yr

OMV

-

ARF

-

VES

-

Total basic cost

-

Premium

-

Previous recorded price

$254,000

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

3.5 Super Luxury(A)

$260,000

12.6km/L • 292bhp • 6-speed (A)

FACELIFT

Current price

$260,000

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

-

Instalment

-

COE quota premium

$115,568 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$3,098 /yr

OMV

-

ARF

-

VES

-

Total basic cost

-

Premium

-

Previous recorded price

$260,000

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

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Editorial Reviews

28 Jan 2011 • Lexus Review

Lexus GS450h Hybrid 3.5 Luxury (A) Review

Story by Julian Kho

Consumer Reviews

4.5

Excellent | 3 User Reviews

superb performance with low fuel consumption

Have driven this "wolf in sheep clothings" for 18 months. Have been enjoying every moment of it especially at North South Highway. Sports car performance at minimal fuel consumption. The speedometer is really fast to 200km/h and above.... Read More

Drive this and you'll never wanna drive another make of the same class.

Awesome power, Lexus typically names its vehicles after engine displacement, it felt that "450" was appropriate given that the hybrid's output is equivalent to a 4.5-litre V8 while petrol consumption is only that of a 2-litre car.... Read More