Lexus Sedans

The luxury division of Toyota has done business worldwide for the past few decades, bringing its expertise to bear in a line of Lexus sedans. Though these types of cars may be falling out of fashion with the general public, they still appeal to young professionals who want to make a good impression, while the larger executive sedans are prized among high-powered business people and retirees for their unbeatable luxury and comfort.

List of Lexus 4-Door Sedan Models and Prices

This is a list of all the Lexus 4-door sedan models and prices in the USA:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Lexus ES	302 hp	3.5L V6 Gas	$41,940
Lexus IS	241 hp	2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$40,085
Lexus GS	311 hp	3.5L V6 Gas	$51,065
Lexus LS	416 hp	3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 Gas	$77,385
Lexus HS 250h	187 hp	Inline-4 Hybrid	$37,030
Lexus ES Hybrid	215 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Hybrid	$43,340
Lexus IS 500	472 hp	5.0L V8 Gas	$58,270
Lexus IS F	416 hp	5.0L V8 Gas	$63,600
Lexus GS F	467 hp	5.0L V8 Gas	$85,010
Lexus GS Hybrid	338 hp	3.5L V6 Hybrid	$63,635

What to Consider When Buying a Lexus Sedan

Never make the mistake of thinking four-door sedans can’t be sporty. While coupes may be the go-to for performance, these cruisers have more than enough oomph to get around in a brisk manner. They are also pleasantly practical in their larger guises, though they can’t compete with a crossover or SUV. But what, in particular, do Lexus sedans offer that other cars don’t in order to draw in US buyers?

Pros

Handsome exteriors, though some are divisive
Competent and sometimes beastly powertrain
Extremely high reliability and safety ratings
Plenty of standard tech, especially on the larger models
Available high-performance and hybrid models
Not quite as expensive as some luxury brands

Cons

Still rather pricey, especially if you want the best on offer
Middling fuel economy
Some expected features are extra-cost add-ons
None of these sedans can really keep up with their European rivals

FAQs

What are the best Lexus sedans?

All the models in the lineup are quite impressive, but the flagship LS is naturally the best. Despite its large size and hefty weight, it is fun to drive, thanks to its powerful twin-turbo V6 engine. It can be had with AWD, which is standard on the hybrid variant. This helps to mitigate its otherwise poor fuel economy.

What is the price of a new Lexus sedan?

It’s important to remember that these are luxury cars, so the cost is going to be proportionately high. The cheapest is the IS, which comes in at around $40,000. The high-performance IS 500 adds around $15k to the bill. As the model sizes get bigger, so does the price tag. The full-size LS has a starting price of approximately $75,000, but the fully equipped hybrid model will cost you around $110k.

Do any Lexus sedans have 4-wheel drive?

Every model in the range has access to all-wheel drive, at least on some of the trims, but none come with 4WD. This is not uncommon for sedans, though.

Which Lexus sedan has the most power?

The IS 500 comes standard with a potent 5.0-liter V8 engine. It makes 472 horsepower, which allows it to hit 60 mph in less than five seconds. In fact, it is almost as quick as the BMW M3.