Lexus GS F (2015 - 2018) boot space, practicality and safety
The Lexus GS range hasn’t been tested by Euro NCAP but this top spec, no-box-unticked version comes with a lot of safety kit.
As well as ten airbags, you get the Lexus Safety System which includes adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, traffic sign recognition, adaptive high-beam headlights and a pre-crash system all as standard.
A large 520-litre boot is easily accessed thanks to a wide aperture which looks like it has been tailored for long golf bags. The lid opens and closes automatically too, although the button is a little hard to locate, awkwardly sited at the top right of the numberplate plinth
Inside there is a big box under your left arm and a double cup-holder in front of the gearshift that also doubles up as a place to stash a smartphone. This is hidden away by a carbon fibre-look lid when not in use.
The door pockets in the front offer a fair amount of space but rear passengers don’t fare as well. There is a central armrest with a small storage space though, plus bags on head and leg room all around.
Basic equipment
The basic equipment list includes equipment that is standard across all versions of the Lexus GS F (15-18).
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Equipment by trim level
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Standard Trim equipment
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