Introduction: Introduced by Lexus in 2015 as a competitor in the mid-size sport sedan segment, the GS F was one of the last performance-oriented vehicles built by the Japanese automaker powered by a naturally-aspirated V8 engine.

Introduction: After four years since it launched the fourth generation of the GS, Lexus introduced a facelifted version improving the vehicle in many areas.

Introduction: In April 2011, Lexus showed the concept-car LF-Gh at the New York Auto Show. It was the fourth generation of its mid-range saloon, the GS. The series version was shown had its world premiere at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in California in August 2011.

Introduction: Lexus introduced a facelifted the third generation of the GS lineup in 2007 for the 2008 model year and improved the safety package, and upgraded the engines.

Introduction: Lexus introduced the third generation of its mid-size sedan GS in 2005, and unlike its predecessors, it was available with a hybrid drivetrain that made it more ecological than before.

Introduction: Lexus launched the second generation of the GS in 1997, and three years later, it introduced the facelifted version, with a slightly new design and a bigger engine.

Introduction: The second generation of the GS aimed directly at the BMW 5-Series, and it had its pluses and minuses.

Introduction: Lexus was on the verge of conquering the U.S. market and introduced the GS range in 1993 based on the 1991 Toyota Aristo.