2020 Lexus GS 350 F Sport Review...The Final Chapter

I have done several Lexus GS 350 reviews and I thoroughly enjoyed the 2013-2015 GS models to the point where I compared it to a Porsche Panamera. Before 2020 ends, I wanted to cover the last year of the GS 350 and I was very impressed with this F Sport model.

Video Chapters:

00:00 - Intro
01:44 - Exterior
02:09 - Drive
13:08 - Interior, Features, & Space
16:36 - Conclusion

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[TimJoseph]

This doesn't deserve to be discontinued, but the Lexus GS will truly be missed.

[richardh]

You must hold the YouTube record for Lexus GS reviews. I don’t even like the GS that much and I’ve watched them all. Good job.

[brendanw]

This is the first review of a GS350 that isn't all-wheel drive! Thanks for the review man.

[ajidkhan]

Love this car man, I wish they would’ve continued it to next generation.

[ajclark]

Thank you for the change of heart with the GS 350 F Sport. As it stands, I'm keeping my 2018 GS 350 F Sport after my lease is up. It's that great of a vehicle drive and own. Lexus made a huge mistake by discontinuing the GS. They could've kept it fresh and exciting like the Germans did for their midsize luxury sedans. The only compliant I have with the GS 350 F Sport is cost of tire replacements and front brake services. Otherwise, it's a great vehicle to own. The ES just can't fill the shoes of the GS. Lexus salespeople wants their customers to think otherwise, but that's fake news.

[jackstraw]

I have 2020gs 350 f sport. Just love it. Everyday I drive it brings a big smile to my face. Highly recommend this car.

[mo.q]

It’s sad seeing such an amazing car getting discontinued 😔

[ModernDayMixtapes]

We had both a 2015 and 2018 GS 350 F-Sport RWD at the same time. The 2018 was definitely more responsive to drive and seemed to handle and be as much fun to drive as the 2015 while being smoother, more luxurious, and more refined. This was the review I've been waiting for on this car. The pre-facelift and facelift GS models are very different! Lexus doesn't go into any detail about any changes that were made, but there were tons!

[familyman]

Keeping 2013 GS350 F sport. Got it new. Now has exactly 50, 700 miles. Just had my OEM wheels powered coated black gloss.

[MrRobertG]

I absolutely love my 2017 Ultra Luxury GS350. Great replacement for my 2014 BMW 535i. Less shop time better reliability and lower maintenance cost.

[robecor_]

Man, can never get enough of these GS reviews, Mr. Kev.. It just proves how much of a driving pleasure they are.. Nothing wrong w/ the GS obviously, so it's discontinuation's likely due to a combination of the deaf/dumb/blind masses + manufacturers' focus on SUV's.. As long as I'm alive, the GS will live just as long, if not longer.. Am @ 95k on my '13.. All while still on the lookout for a GS F.. Got a feeling that there'll be more GS reviews coming in the not too distant future.. Thanks again, Mr. Lex!

[deltaeightcapp]

Great review of a superb & beautiful car. Thank you for your commitment to straight talking & no-nonsense reviews 🙏

[IKhanNot]

The fact that you can get an AWD version of this to still weigh under 4000lbs is pretty impressive considering the space and comfort factor. I've said it before and I'll say it again; Lexus cars are a solid choice because refinement is at the top of the priority list yet you can still spiritedly drive it if you wish to do so. Add in that you have AWD (made even better with winter tires of course) and all of the creature comforts along with reliability it's worth every nickel.

[BryanOushin]

Thanks for all your in-depth coverage on the GS models from Lexus, Kevin.

Your videos have made me understand my 2015 GS350 F-Sport much better. The upgraded infotainment in the 2015, Mark Levinson speakers, exclusive white paint, double-pane front windows, all make the car really enjoyable to drive on a daily commute.

I will truly miss the GS model; hopefully a GS-F is in my future! Happy Thanksgiving!

[BenSuave]

I just bought a 2018 GS 350 F Sport AWD 2 weeks ago. I LOVE IT!!!! The ES can't compare to the drive of the GS! I drove it on a 6 hour trip after buying. I immediately hated the turn signal too! I gotta get the number of blinks changed on it.

[SonLe-hzrh]

GS will definitely age well considering it's classy styling, I am totally in love with it when seeing and sitting in my friend old 2014. While I'm not too keen on the outdated infotainment, but everything has trade off (except the LC, that car is such a masterpiece), such a small one compared to the refined ride quality and long lasting reliability it offers.

[Tsond]

Great Car, sad to see it being discontinued.

[jamesbaine]

I bought a 2020 GS350F sport a year ago for my retirement car, rwd, of course. I'll die with that car in my driveway. Other than normal maintenance, it's so cheap to own.

[stephendibari]

BMW’s cant compare, they all turn to crap after 50k miles and 5 years old! Electrical problems are the worst.. MAJOR empty $ pits.. Lexus IS undeniably the most reliable, dependable cars in the industry! Loving my 2013 ES350, just turned 40k miles a few days ago. Love the GS 350 also, at the time (April 2019) when i bought my ES, the GS was about 5k more.... I took a pass on it for that reason... Definitely more aggressive and sporty with rear wheel drive. Happy Thanksgiving!

[ScottyCammac]

Owner of a '15 GS350 F Sport 2 here. Love the induction noise and the ML stereo. Using Tidal Master series 24bit on my phone via USB. All my favourite tunes in lossless audio through that beautiful stereo.

The power is great. So intoxicating. No tutbos to fry.

Only flaw is the ride over anything less than a freshly paved road. Had Bilstein tuned the suspension this thing would be great overall.