Top 5 BEST Luxury Cars You Can Buy For 2023 || Best Value AND Reliability 

I agree but Why not TLX as 2nd?

What do you you care if the IS is dated if your going to keep a car for 20 years?

@@tenantrep😂😂😂

Why not? Everything is possible. Look at the new Lexus and Toyota turbo engines. Sorry but Bmw improved their reliability the last years. If I had the money I would buy it immediately and keep for a long long time probably forever

Its a g series bmw. Its literally the most reliable in this list.

My son-in-law has a model-year 2016 one. It has been running like a Swiss watch. No one can make the wrong decision buying it.

What about the 300H?

Unless if you want to buy an expensive parts and threw it away to junkyard (Toyota and Lexus dealers and services)

@@majood245 no they are reliable stop being told lies

@@majood245 If someone can afford to buy a reliable vehicle, they can take it to wherever they want. Here in the USA we still have some freedoms left, but the Democrats are trying their hardest to take them away

No problem! Thank you!

Did you mean Porsche Panamera?

Honestly, Mobil1 would do the trick for the Lexus, it's what the dealer uses. Liqui Moly is good but not needed at a premium.

Same

It is an insanely good looking car. Especially 2021+ models

I have the Type S you will love that too.

saving up for the type s. Sat in one and instantly top of the list for me

What did you pay for it

I would love to drive a Lexus IS300H. They do appear from time to time in UK. Croydon has a branch near the din sum place. Lexus image tends to go for older people who pursuit premium. Otherwise, budget back to Toyota will do. 👍

@@Keyzzz87 That is what i noticed when I look at he drivers. They are always older men, I never see young people or even many women drive Lexus

@@lavayukiThey’re nice and quality cars. The upfront cost might be a bit high which younger drivers maybe not be able to afford. Probably smart decision not to finance on cars so buy used or 15% of annual salary as a budget for a practical car is wise. Ps: I drive a Mini Cooper SD that belonged to my father which he brought from car auction. Following a stroke, on medical advice best not to safe to drive considering other road users.

Do they offer diesel? That is really important in Europe. It’s funny, in the states, Mercedes is the old man car.

Reliability and TCO are a disaster for the German, Korean, American, Korean, Italian, Chinese (Swedish included here) cars. Japan top reliable cars are the right choice. Lexus, Acura etc.

No Lexus? They seem to fit the bill for reliability and maintenance costs.

Acura, yes. Lexus, no. BMW, probably? Although, I believe premium is just recommended in Acura.

Lexus IS F sport requires premium fuel. If you don't want to use premium, get the ES 350

I don't think he is biased. The Japanese tend to make more reliable and durable vehicles.

On what?

@@fausto412 to replace the headlights when they go out

@@franciscosalceda7835 i meant which car? All of them?

@@fausto412 tlx type s

@@franciscosalceda7835 oh lord and a friend wants to get one.

Shit quality

My mom is on her 2nd Lexus ES. She loves them. She’s older now and only drives less than 5K miles a year now so I’m sure this will be the last one she’ll ever own

Hyundai. No thanks. Not even close to Lexus build quality

@@Dansk55 I strongly encourage you to sit inside of a GV70 if you haven't already. Maybe it'll change your mind

No the b48 engine is also durable just anyone want the b58

Not reliable

@@LEuler-wl1jp Wow they are hugely more reliable then any of the German brands. Hyundai/Kia/Genesis are in the top 8 most reliable brands.

Japan rulzzz for smart people. For the others there are plenty of German, Korean etc. clunkers.

​​​​@@essendon72bs! There is no Korean brand in the current reliability top 10 from Consumer Reports annual survey - I hope you are not that dumb to mistake JD Power dependability survey (in fact renamed from Initial Customer Satisfaction survey, because this is what it actually is). There were years when Kia and Hyundai entered the last places of that top, but the next year they were always out (just like other brands paying to be mentioned as good). And Genesis was never in that Top 10, not even close. The only European brand able to maintain its #8 or 9 position in the reliability top is Porsche. The rest are mostly Japanese brands, starting with the #1 Lexus. But, yes, the Koreans are generally better than the Germans (from which they took plenty of engineers etc. - the disadvantage being that they have a lot of planned obsolescence built in their cars). The Japanese top producers are also going down in reliability, but they are going down slower than the rest, thus they are still the undisputed champions of most auto segments.

@@LEuler-wl1jpactually, it turns out genesis has been pretty reliable. Not sure how much but we need to see recent the data

Genesis has too many problems. Looks great and great features though.

There are luxury and Ultra luxury option on the ES

Smart people go for reliability and low TCO, not for the superficial stuff (loved by chicks). Btw, is clear that the taste has to be educated, Lexus have both beauty and style.

Both of them look great to me.

I like maybach s class more than rolls Royce🫶

⁠@@codincoman9019​​⁠​⁠​⁠Lexus while reliable, is not stylish in the slightest lol. They’ve never been known for their style either. You take about taste needing to be ‘educated’, seems your student #1.

@@canadian0099 , dear Trudeau citizen, you seem to be off completely (no wonder). You write that Lexus is not stylish at all. Then the design awards they got / are getting prove that you have no taste at all? You might not have money for Lexus, but don't try to act like you know sh!t about design. But, it's true, the luxury of the Germans is to show off, while the Japanese culture is opposite to opulence, is about being discreet, like the blue blood people, not like the peasants that like to show off.