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William Maley

Editor/Reporter - CheersandGears.com

May 29, 2012

Inside Line reports that Lexus is working a GS coupe to compete with the Audi A5/S5, BMW 6-Series, and Mercedes E-Class. This appears to confirms a comment made by Lexus' general manager Mark Templin back in January, stating he would like to see a replacement for the SC430.

Lexus has a holdup though on the GS Coupe. Currently, they're debating which powertrain to use. The GS sedan uses a 3.5L V6 (GS350) and a hybrid V6 setup (GS450h). Those two and a GS-F model with a unique drivetrain and tuning are under consideration.

The coupe is expected to be introduced sometime in the first quarter of 2013 with sales beginning later in the year.

Source: Inside Line


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Nice to see more coupes in the market...it will be interesting to see if the metal looks like a 2dr version of the GS or if they give it some uniqueness...

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Oldsmoboi, on , said:

Well... yes it's news. I can't imagine a GS coupe being very interesting though.

Well, having driven the new GS sedan.. I think the coupe would be an interesting addition

Among the other coupes in the class of course...

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