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Because it is incredibly subtle (albeit long), like the old S-Class was.
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Never driven one - wonder what it's like dynamically.
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Apparently not that bad.
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Needs more 24
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That ruins it.
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No it doesn't.You're crazy.
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Improvement!
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I want an LS600h L for the commute. Carpool lanes, silent cruising, creamy interior. Oh yes.
and napping at lunch in those recliners that massage.
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Look at those headrests, that is the perfect car for commuting. And 35k isn't all that much.
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That's my car right there. It drives like a boat.
It has extremely floaty suspension, some of them even have air suspension. Squishy bushings, zero static negative camber, low spring rates, and a 4,000 lb + curb weight will lead to some terrible handling. The squat and body roll and especially the dive in this car is unparalleled. Couple all that with an open diff and a huge steering wheel heavily assisted by hydraulic power and the driver of the LS400 in that video must be a pro. The steering rack on that thing makes u turn the steering wheel a whole revolution just for a 90 degree turn. Busy hands right there.