Discussion - Wald Supercharges Lexus GS350 for SEMA

Description: Lexus isn't quite ready to show off the new GS F performance model variant just yet, so to quench loyal enthusiasts' thirsts for added power, the Japanese automaker has prepared a supercharg...

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Ethan Amo Nov 01, 2012
I prefer a twin-turbo 6

Waleed Alshahri Nov 01, 2012
According to Autocar.co.uk, the GS-F will be powered by the LFA's 4.8-liter V10 engine, but reduced to 4.6-liters and with around 460hp (compared to the LFA's 552hp).

Patrick Schalk Oct 31, 2012
This looks pretty good. Definitely an upgrade

Jeffrey Frank Oct 31, 2012
Might hang with a F10 550, but that's about it.

Justin Routh Oct 31, 2012
M5 killer? HAH a supercharger on a 300hp v6 wont come close to taking down the M5. Its got a twin turbo V8 making 560hp i doubt lexus will beat the ultimate driving machine any time soon

Waleed Alshahri Oct 31, 2012
It would be the M5 killer.

Ray Liu Oct 31, 2012
I love the new design language of Lexus!

Dylan Bruder Oct 31, 2012
I'm not crazy about the spindle grill and the piece that juts out on the sill but not bad

Bala Uncc Oct 31, 2012
The new gs looks great.

Jeffrey Frank Oct 31, 2012
And with a little more power, like this, it's tempting.

Jeffrey Frank Oct 31, 2012
Not a big fan of many of today's sedan designs, but Lexus nailed it with the new GS. And with

Description: Lexus has also added a new coilover suspension from RSR, Brembo GT Brakes and a set of big 20-inch Vossen CV7 wheels wrapped in high-performance Yokohama S. Drive tires. The new project's true fo...

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Patrick Schalk Oct 31, 2012
Yeah you can if you turn up the boost.