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Glad I caught that detail for you!

65k for the top trim

@@spencebjj Thanks! Appreciate the support!

Like what?

Learn what "Prius" stands for before lecturing better car.

@@assassin7250 prius stands for ugly

No TRD's, yet, at least.

Thanks!

Normally models between countries, such as the 330i regardless of the country is the same, but some countries will get unique ones to their country, such as diesel models.

@shujayethossain6554 Depends on the model and country you're buying in I believe. For US, only the Rear Wheel Drive standard range gets the LFP batteries, meaning daily 100% charge is completely healthy for the batteries. The rest use NMC, so they do better for colder environments as well, but specifically these ideally should be charged between 80-90% for daily use.

Thank you! I am in the US.

@@CristianMendoza1 what about the long range rwd

@JuiceManeOP Those use the NMC batteries I believe so it's recommended to go up to 80-90% daily. But always confirm with the Tesla people as Tesla is quick to make changes.

@@CristianMendoza1 bet appreciate it bro

You are right. Let me annotate that. 😅

@@CristianMendoza1 just to be on the same page I didn't pointed it out to embarrass you, just wanted to correct the error 🙏

@@KunnuBro Thanks! Didn't take it personally at all. Just a simple mistake that I'm glad you pointed out.

Thanks! Glad it helped!

Yours have the performance package or no

@lazayvion I'm trying! Just need to keep evolving and making better content for you guys.

The seats are comfortable. Maybe it's me, but I felt the back seats were a bit stiffer. Brakes didn't feel spongy but if I had to describe the break, some cars I feel have more linear braking force while some apply more breaking force exponentially, these were more exponential, so I wouldn't say spongy. Sorry for the long explanation. 😅

@@spencebjj Thanks!

Thank you! Glad to keep pumping out the videos for you guys.

@@han7x768 It does have a "taller" look than other sedans. Has more presence even being a mid size sedan.

@@CristianMendoza1 It actually is taller then the previous generation as the platform was build as an EV and ICE platform so the belt line, shoulder line and hood line is a lot higher to fit the batteries underneath. That's why the proportions are weird for a sedan.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed. As for colors, I think this color is not bad but I'd pick the crystal black pearl, platinum white pearl, and urban gray pearl. These are the simpler colors but that's just my persona taste.

You also have the front bumper and the slight difference in mpg to consider.

SE all day man

@@CristianMendoza1which would you pick?

Wheels alone, I like the SE wheels more for sure.

@@CristianMendoza1 Yea but is it worth getting SE just for the wheels? If i could get an Le with black rims that would be perfect

@luisjimenez9555 Busy Busy but I should be able to come back to more routine postings. And thanks for all your comments since way back. Haven't forgotten.

@@Hash2009 Smooth ride, can't complain.

Thank you!

​@@CristianMendoza1Can you do night review?

I could look into that. The entire review or a specific part of the review? Like the drive?

Appreciate it!

Looks dope.🤣

@@spencebjj Thank you!

Good question. I think the weather this day wasn't beyond 80 and I felt like I was in any other car. Being in this car in 100 degree weather should be no different. I've been a couple previous gen. Model 3's in hot 100+ F LA weather and had zero complaints with heat. My only concern was the level of tint. Sometimes I wished it was darker or lighter depending on the time of the day. Would be cool to see transition tints that go dark in the daytime be a bigger thing with car tints.

@@CristianMendoza1 Does the base model come with tinted roof already? and if it does, do you know the tint %?

All Teslas including the Model 3's roof have tint. I don't believe Tesla has ever mentioned what brand, percentage, or exact model of tint being used but people in the forums always guess what they think Tesla is using. The best guesses seemed to be it was a couple different tints meshed into once as it does have a reflective look while also being as good as ceramic and reflecting heat and UV well.

@@marcco7947 it really is.

I think a bigger difference between these two is if you want more space and efficiency in the Lexus ES, or the more sporty feel and same for the styling. If you can I'd say drive both if possible or go with what you value more.

Those ratings are regulated by the EPA and they usually are a little generous by like 1-3mog but never as far off as you are reporting. One or both of 2 things are happening with your car: 1). Your car could be defective. When you take your car in for the next oil change ask your dealer to take a look at the car for having unusually high fuel consumption. 2). Your driving habits suck. (Most likely situation).

@dillonh321 nopes, not my driving habits at all. When I bought it middle of May, I never used ac and always drove very gently like a little old lady. Definitely something wrong. Gonna take it to dealer soon and find out.

@dillonh321 update! update! Major friggin update!! When I bought it in the middle of May, I've been filling it up with 91 octane fuel, and getting this shitty gas milage pissing the f outta of me and too many fillups for this short period of time that I've had it, and now I filled it with 87 octane, and SOB !!! I am now getting the advertise mileage on it🤔 what the F!!! Maybe that's what the problem has been all this friggin time? Using the wrong fuel??? 🤔🤔 I mean, isn't 91 octane supposedly gets you better fuel milage?? Strange like the twilight zone🤣🤣 I'm keeping now.

​@TheMrskydog so do you get better range with 87? Or do you get the regular EPA rating?

@@ibevibin23 I'm getting the actual range that it says on rating for this lx model.

@@that1canyonblueaccord I'm very glad I was able to help you with the purchase and that the review helped you learn this was the car for you. 🙂

Dude's reviews are on point!!

The standard rear-wheel drive has only 9 speakers and no subwoofer whereas the long range has 17 speakers with a subwoofer therefore the sound quality on a long range is far better as compared to a standard range RWD

@@KunnuBro Standard range has a single subwoofer and amplifier. The long range has 2 of each.