2007 Lexus LS XF40 – Luxury, Reliability, and Japan’s First Full-Size Hybrid with Smart Autoparking

Описание: 🚘 2007 Lexus LS XF40 – Reliable Luxury and Semi-Automatic Parking
In this video, we take a detailed look at the 2007 Lexus LS, the flagship sedan that combined meticulous Japanese craftsmanship, advanced technology, and exceptional reliability. While it may not have matched its German rivals in sportiness, it stood out with luxurious comfort, a quiet and refined cabin, and the introduction of the LS 600h L—the world’s first full-size hybrid sedan available commercially.
Among its innovative features, the 2007 LS introduced a smart semi-automatic parking system, allowing the driver to select a parking space on the touchscreen while the car steered itself. The driver remained in control of acceleration and braking, making parking easier and more precise, without being fully autonomous. This feature was pioneering for a full-size luxury sedan at the time.
We cover everything you need to know about this generation: production and design, body configuration, engines, innovative features, and common issues, giving you a complete picture of what makes the 2007 LS unique.
📌 Highlights in this video:
Production years, facelift details, and design team


Body dimensions, suspension, and materials


Engine specs, 0–100 km/h performance for both LS 460 and LS 600h L


Interior luxury, technology, and hybrid innovation


Smart semi-automatic parking system


Common issues and maintenance considerations


💬 What do you think about the 2007 Lexus LS XF40? Would you choose the traditional LS 460 V8 or the innovative LS 600h L hybrid? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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