Lexus unveils redesigned ES 350
You may recall Cadillac sedan cruisers of the ’60s. They floated along with soft, almost bouncy suspension, leaned into corners, had enormous rear fins, white wall paws and got 9-13 miles per gallon. Fast forward to the present and, thankfully, those cars rest in museums or Jay Leno’s garage. Lexus has taken over today’s sedan of choice for many starting with the ES 300 debut in the early ’90s and today’s ES 350 hybrid, an eighth-generation redesign. Its sleek body takes on a sixth-generation hybrid system capturing 244 combined horsepower while delivering 46 miles per ...