Lexus Gs

Nathan Sawbridge, General Manager,

Toyota Leicester

"Finished in striking Deep Blue, this 66-plate self-charging hybrid saloon is proof that luxury doesn't have to shout�it just quietly impresses. Sophisticated, stylish, and surprisingly fun to drive, it's the kind of car that makes even traffic jams feel a little more bearable and every journey feel like an occasion. Under the bonnet, the hybrid system quietly does all the clever work. No plugging in, no trailing cables, no stressing about battery levels. It simply charges itself as you drive, seamlessly blending petrol and electric power for smooth, efficient, and worry-free motoring. Basically, it's like having a highly competent co-pilot who never complains about your playlist choices. Inside, the Luxury specification transforms the cabin into a haven of comfort and style. The standout feature here is the leather trim, wrapping you in premium softness that makes even the shortest school run feel like a VIP experience. Every touchpoint has been designed to make driving a pleasure, while clever ergonomics ensure practicality isn't sacrificed for luxury. It's the sort of interior that makes you want to take the scenic route� even if it adds an extra 10 minutes to your commute. With a comprehensive Lexus service history, this example has been meticulously maintained, ensuring it drives and feels as intended by the experts. Ownership is as stress-free as the car itself. Compact enough to handle city streets yet commanding enough for open roads, it's practical, reliable, and stylish in equal measure. Smooth on the motorway, agile around town, and quietly confident wherever it goes, it's a car that just gets on with the job� while looking effortlessly good doing it. Being sold by Vertu, you can expect a professional, transparent, and refreshingly straightforward buying experience. If you're looking for a self-charging hybrid saloon that's luxurious, efficient, and subtly cheeky, this Deep Blue example ticks every box. Sophisticated, comfortable, and fun�it proves you don't need to shout to be noticed."