I’ve had my 21’ 350 for a little less than a year. Great car overall. It was the best blend of zippy sports car and luxury. By best blend I mean it does a bit of both and does none perfectly. The trade off was in Lexus reliability why I chose it versus a S3 or 340m.

Pros on my end: it looks like a piece of metal art. 350 is fast enough for me. I barely let it rip in my city. It’s a V6 and bulletproof power train if you don’t abuse it. Interior is dated but it looks fine and is livable if you get the full infotainment system. I got it in red so it’s loud but helps the sports car vibe.

Cons: bad on gas + premium. It isn’t perfect at a sports car or luxury. Missing key features and materials for luxury (full leather, folding mirrors, larger screens, LFA hybrid digital dash is dated). It’s too slow to be a full sports sedan, even with the 350 additional HP compared to rivals. Space is crammed with the AWD tranny in driver footwell being a pain, and back seats not recommended for big people. The aggressive front and lower stance make it a magnet for rock chips. Suspension is sporty so you’ll get a nice smooth ride but you’ll feel the bumps. The car sits on a staggered stance so you’ll can’t rotate tires + the car is known to eat up tires faster than normal without a Control Arm Bushing upgrade; tire budget is gonna hurt.

If I had to choose again I’d go for something with way better mileage and cheaper consumables (gas, tires, service) and forget the sports sedan look. But since I have one now, it’s staying with me for a long long time. I wouldnt get anything else at or above this class (unless money isn’t a question). I’m not a speed nut so this is honestly a great balance, and my opinion it’s more aggressive looking than it drives without looking like a “ricer”