Lexus LS 2011 Qatar Prices & Specs

Lexus has a competitive flagship luxury sedan in the LS. The fourth-generation debuted in 2007 as the LS 460, powered by a 4.6-litre V8 engine without direct injection, but mated to an 8-speed automatic and rear-wheel-drive. For 2010, the LS 600hL joins the line-up, featuring a 5.0-litre hybrid V8 engine mated to a CVT transmission, an electric motor and all-wheel-drive. For 2011, the direct-injected 4.6-litre V8 finally debuted in the LS 460 with more power, replacing the old V8. Available features include navigation, Bluetooth, navigation, ventilated leather seats, sunroof, front and rear parking sensors with optional camera, 19-inch alloy wheels, adaptive cruise control, numerous airbags including front knee airbag and rear side airbags, adaptive turning headlights, four-zone automatic a/c, and an updated Vehicle Dynamics Integrated Management system. The cabin has all the customary Lexus luxury touches, including seats covered in one of four leathers to coordinate with three woodgrain trims. A power reclining seat equipped with power leg rests and massage is available for the right rear, along with a folding table. The LS 460 also offers a nine-inch rear monitor mounted in the headliner along with a new 19-speaker Mark Levinson audio system with an onboard hard drive that holds 4000 songs. The LS 460 is available in regular-length and stretched-wheelbase versions, while the LS 600hL only comes in long-wheelbase form. Many new features debuted with the LS 600hL hybrid model, such as the automatic parking function that wasn't available on GCC-spec LS models before.