2013 Lexus ES 350 consumer reviews

Drove Lexus for 12 years, very reliable. Features are great, I may have to keep the car for ten years to learn how to use them all.

a couple things i would improve on. the front end is too low and the second is too many buttons for old folks like me. you need to explane some of the do's and don'ts on them. great car.

Was about to purchase a 2013 Toyota Avalon Ltd but looked at Lexus es 350 and agreed to purchase same day and picked up last week. Although both cars share numerous systems including engine, the interior, ride and overall appearance are far superior and in my opinion worth the extra $3K to $4K. Also of note is the drivers seat is more adjustable especially for a tall driver like me( 6'5") and I fit very comfortably.

2001 Lexus LS has over 180,000 miles and could not do anything but buy another with the experience I've had with my first Lexus. Excellent car, excellent looking, worth the money, excellent treatment by dealer. Expect over 180,000 on this one too.

Love the new style interior and the exterior. This is the first Lexus I have bought. Everytime I looked at them before they were too boring. They are not boring anymore. I love this car it is amazing

I really like the car. This is my second Lexus. Tried a brand new fully loaded Honda Accord - 6 months later - gone. Got the 2013 es 350.

Most reliable car ever made!!! I am a true lexus follower. The car is very dependable and I have never had any serious issues with the one I have driven in the past.

THE VECHILE IS POWERFUL YET GOOD ON FUEL HAS HI TECH FEATURES ALL STATE OF THE ART, WE ENJOY THIS VECHILE

My third Lexus and first sedan. As an owner of two RX models I knew to expect luxury and sound engineering. What I got was that and much more. I went to the dealer to purchase a leftover 2012 ES, but fell in love with the 2013 styling -- inside and out. The LED daytime running lights and interior dash made the decision fairly easy. I had looked at and considered the Acura AWD TL and the Infinity G37X, but the ride was not what my wife and I were used to even with the RX models. The new ES is the quietest car I ever driven. I say this with certainty as there are sections of I-5 going into Seattle that are known for its terribly loud road noise. The first time I was on this patch of rough concrete I was surprised at how well the ES handled it. The car is as quick as everybody has previously noted and the steering and braking are superior. With the Nav system you get some additional control over some of the car systems and I've come to really like the 'mouse' that controls everything related to the 8" screen. Lots of room in the rear seat area. My only complaint, and it's pretty minor in the larger scheme of things, deals with storage space inside the cabin. I miss a holder for my sunglasses and the rear doors have no storage. As a side note, I would recommend purchasing the door side molding and the paint protection film, especially for the front end; I went to a 3rd party and got the same 3M film the dealer used, but paid half the price. This winter I might miss the AWD of my RX, but wasn't willing to pay the extra 10 grand for the GX model. Final note: I went to the Seattle Auto Show recently and spotted the new Toyota Avalon. Fully loaded the Avalon nearly matches, feature by feature, a fully equipped ES for about $2500. You don't get that beautiful front end; however, which includes the great big "L"

The car was delivered in excellent condition without any issues. The quiet and seat comfort is outstanding. I owned a Toyota Avalon previous which was an excellent car. The ES350 should be a step up in quality and comfort and it most certainly is. I am not at all disappointed.