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Driving comfort in the new Lexus LS - with great attention to detail

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 10 February 2021 50 Views

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Maximum driving comfort has always been one of the defining qualities of the Lexus LS. Even on its debut 30 years ago, the flagship sedan set standards in this regard that still apply today and inspire the development teams of every new generation to innovate and optimize. That determination has also greatly improved the ride quality of the latest model makeover. Progress that was not achieved through a technological breakthrough, but rather through a comprehensive review of all components and areas that affect performance, driving comfort and noise level. The changes go beyond fine-tuning the suspension and include modifications to tires and even seat materials and structure, for example. The result is unparalleled driving comfort without compromising the dynamic character of the vehicle

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