2021 Lexus LS facelift revealed, Australian timing confirmed – UPDATE
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UPDATE: Lexus Australia has today confirmed the new-look, upgraded 2021 Lexus LS will make its way to Australia early next year.
July 8: The 2021 Lexus LS update has been unveiled, bringing semi-autonomous driving tech and a number of performance improvements to the brand's flagship luxury sedan.
Plenty has happened in the world of car news over the last 24 hours. If you haven't had time to read all the news on CarAdvice.com, catch up on your way home with Car News Daily, as Mandy Turner reads each news story word-for-word.
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Lexus has recalled the 2018 LS500 V6, over concerns about the stop/start system.
According to the company, the engine control unit could miscalculate the car's air intake volume, causing the engine to stall as the driver accelerates.
If the engine stalls, owners can restart it using the start button. A warning will also display in the instrument binnacle, letting the driver know
A loss of power increases the risk of an accident, both for the driver and other road users.
CarAdvice podcast 98: Three-up in the BMW M140i for 700km!
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Mike Costello and Mike Stevens join Mandy Turner this week.
In car news, the Ford Focus has been revealed, along with the Audi A6 Avant. Also, pricing and details have been released for the Lexus LS and Ford Ranger Raptor. Plus, the BMW M2 Competition has been leaked, and the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is headed Down Under.
If you haven't caught up on the article, Mike Costello discusses the March 2018 VFACTS.
Kez Casey reviews the 2018 HSV Colorado SportsCat+, but is it worthy of the HSV name?
The new Lexus LS hasn't quite made it to Australia yet, but that hasn't stopped the Japanese marque from showcasing the intricate pieces and trims that are available for the limousine's plush interior ahead of its local launch in April.
Headlining the interior is the availability of beautiful moulded glass panels inspired by Japanese kiriko glass, contrasting with stitched leather upholstery, metal door handles and hand-pleated silk surfaces.
