Well, if it's good enough for my uncle, it's gotta be good enough for me right? I mean, my uncle, probably the most calculating, patient person I've ever known waited for like a year so Lexus could make the car he wanted EXACTLY.
So it stands to reason that a man that drove a Mazda for six presidential administrations would know what he's talking about.
And if its bigger brother, the ES350 — damn near a perfect car, is any indication then this can't suck.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Maybe a little underpowered for my taste. It gets up and go, but it feels like a little four-banger in there. I haven't checked the specs yet, but it might suffer from a bit of the "slows," the 350 could solve this problem ... Trying to figure out what the sport shift really does. Doesn't add the punch I hoped it would ... The paddle shifters are worthwhile ... Good ergonomics ... Haven't cornered much of anything more difficult than an exit ramp, but it feels tighter than a drum ... Rear visibility isn't much to write home about ... Why haven't I bought a Toyota yet? These cars feel like they'll run to the ends of the earth ... Attractive lines, small package, not unlike a supermodel ...
WHAT THE GIRLFRIEND SAYS: "It smells like a new car ... "
ON THE IPOD: Kay & Nicolay "Time: Line" 
Smooth hip hop from the Dutch master. Check it out, Nicolay doesn't get near enough play.
Smooth hip hop from the Dutch master. Check it out, Nicolay doesn't get near enough play.
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