The Lexus ES 250 can now be had with five years free service, complimentary road tax and insurance, as well as Lexus solar and security film. This promo applies to both ES 250 variants (standard and Luxury), but is currently offered for the month of May only.
Launched in Malaysia in October 2013, the ES offers the Camry crowd a means to move upscale without breaking the bank account. In terms of rear legroom, especially, not even a BMW 5 Series or Mercedes E-Class can match the Camry or Accord, so for those looking to upgrade from such vehicles, the spacious Lexus is a handy option – as we discovered when we compared it to the Camry and S-Class.
Prices for the Lexus ES 250 start at RM257,318, up to RM276,690 for the Luxury variant. Both variants have the same 2AR-FE 2.5 litre Dual VVT-i twin-cam four-cylinder engine with 181 hp at 6,000 rpm and 235 Nm of torque at 4,100 rpm, matched to a six-speed automatic transmission.
For more information on the car, read our full review and refer to CarBase.my for the complete list of specs and equipment.
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The comments mainly focus on the perception and market value of Lexus vehicles, with some positive remarks about the ES 250’s comfort and quietness. Several critics view Lexus as overpriced and equivalent to a heavily modified Toyota Camry, questioning its luxury status and resale value, which has plummeted significantly over time. Some commenters believe Lexus struggles with sales in Malaysia due to poor branding and high prices compared to European brands like BMW and Mercedes, which offer longer warranties. There is skepticism about the actual benefit of the five-year free service offer, suggesting it’s included in the car price and is a move to clear stock. Overall, many feel Lexus lacks excitement and prestige compared to established luxury brands.