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"  The 2010 Lexus HS 250h is a comfortable luxury sedan with superb gas mileage, if you have the budget to indulge. While omitting many of the features can make the price more manageable, most options really add to the essence of the Lexus driving experience, especially the tech/navigation package, which we strongly recommend. The HS is positively the more comfortable of the two Lexus hybrids, but admittedly, a little less exhilarating. The HS 250h felt more like a standard luxury car to us than our other Lexus Hybrid (the CT 200h), offering a softer, more comfortable suspension. This did detract however, from the fun-to-drive feeling significantly, as the HS 250H didn&amp;#039;t boast the same nimble handling. Toyota&amp;#039;s near-perfect hybrid system continued to wow us with its fluidity; the vehicle&amp;#039;s practically silent transitions go unnoticed as the system elegantly balances the gas and electric power. Drivers can customize their driving experience by switching between power and eco modes. Despite its less-than-sporty feel, the HS 250h was quick, thanks to a larger motor than it&amp;#039;s CT counterpart. Our test Lexus came decked out with optional electronic features like a semi-transparent heads-up display that sits eye level suspended in the front windshield, and displays speed, as well as other steering-wheel mounted options so you don&amp;#039;t need to look down. Optional (in the tech package) is front sonar collision warning, and adaptive cruise control. Similar to the Lexus CT 200h, the HS 250h tech package includes a fold-away LCD screen, which takes commands via a handy and intuitive haptic-feedback control joystick. Other notable features included a driver-position memory system, which remembers individual driver position settings,and automatically downward facing mirrors that reposition themselves when you&amp;#039;re backing up. When it came to features, Lexus didn&amp;#039;t leave out a single detail. We found ourselves comfortably tucked away no matter what seat we were in, but, like with the Toyota Corolla, there was somewhat less interior space than we expected given the larger exterior. Fuel Economy (combined): 35/34/35 mpg  Size Class: Compact  Drivetrain: Gas-Electric Hybrid  Base Price: $36,970 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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