2010 Lexus HS 250h consumer reviews

Love it, I will stick with Lexus forever now that I have had good experience with this one. The price was great for my income. Gas price was high when I bought it, and 35 mike to a gallon is amazing. The technology in this car was easy to learn .

Unfortunately I could not find the same comfort as my previous car ES has. The best part of this is it is hybrid. And it has 35 mil per gallon. I would recommend to purchase this car, but do not expect the same comfort ES has.

Already my back is thanking me (coming from a Prius). The tech is surprisingly easy to use, fascinating and ahead of it's time, and hard to find for the money they run pre-owned now. Generally quiet ride, great on highways. Gas mileage is good and power doesn't suffer much. Only bummer is the rear seats don't fold down to connect to the trunk

from 1 to 10 it is a 10 on my book. I get good gas mileage the car is nicely designed and it is reliable i have put 100,000 miles on it and I dont have any problems to report.

Luxury and great gas mileage combined in one package. The HS250 has all of bell an whistles, heads up display, LKK, Advanced Cruise control, Technology Package

Very nice vehicle. Love the toggle navigation system. Vehicle handles well on road and combines the luxorious experience expected from Lexus. I will be purchasing this vehicle.

This has been a great car. Over six years not a single problem. Gas mileage is amazing. The only shop visits have been for routing maintenance. Extremely comfortable, and great accessory package.

I bought this car as a pre-owned Lexus Certified vehicle in 2014. In 3.5 years of ownership I have really only had one minor issue - a squeaky power seat - which was replaced for free under warranty. My particular car is loaded with tech features, including lane keep assist, radar cruise, and pre-collision system which will stop the car if it determines (by actually looking at your eyes!) if you are paying attention or not. It doesn't get super-fantastic gas mileage for a hybrid but it's much better than any conventional car I've ever owned. I've averaged 36.2 mpg in the 68000 miles I've put on it. I can live with that. That figure is actually 1 mpg better than the EPA estimate. One thing for sure, seeing another one of these on the road is like spotting a unicorn. There aren't many around. I've driven the CT200h, which is the vehicle that took this model's place in 2013 and I must say I like the HS much better. Inside, the car is very well appointed. A little noisy on acceleration and during brake regen but you'll be glad it makes that regen sound because it the sound of not having to change your brakes very often. I've never changed my rear brakes. Only one set of front pads in 68k miles. Uses regular gas, which is nice. If you put the vehicle into "sport mode", acceleration is pretty darned good. Trunk space is adequate. Kind of a bummer that the rear seats don't fold down, though. If you purchase the fully loaded model, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Great car for daily and for long trips. Lexus comport and amenities, Hybrid gas mileage, very enjoyable car to drive.

Of course this car is made by Lexus so the reliability and style is almost a given. The ride is smooth for the most part and the attention to detail is noticeable. The gas mileage is not only affordable at the pump, but efficient when driving, especially on the highway. Looks could be more eye catching, but considering the car was only produced int he US for 3 years it still holds an eye catching appeal even for a hybrid. Overall you truly get the bang for your buck with the options that are standard (Premium edition)at a reasonable, yet reliable cost.