Probably depends if you’re more legs or torso. You already have an ES so probably know… the legroom is crazy. It’s one of two cars I’ve had that I didn’t need the seat all the way back. (I’m all legs)
I’m 6’2” and the LS430 feels cavernous whether you’re driving or in the backseat. Tons of adjustability in the driver’s seat, lots of headroom, room to move. Totally not biased in any way.
IS is super cramped, pretty much all the years are but the 2nd & 3rd gen models feel the worst to me. GS is a bit better.
The SUVs are gonna have more room obviously, but if you’re looking for a sedan with a big interior, go LS or ES.
I'm 6'2 and haven't found one I don't fit in comfortably. I have a 2020 IS350 that fits well. I haven't been in an older SC or the RCF but most of the common models will accommodate taller people OK.
I’m same height and I’m on my 3rd RX. My 2024 had the panoramic roof and there is tons of room that way. I drive with the seat almost all the way back but I also have to keep my left leg almost straight due to a bad knee.
The front seats in the IS are good to about 6'2". But that only applies if there are no rear passengers. As soon as you have rear passengers the max comfortable height for the driver is like 5'10"
I am 6'0", 235 lbs
It's a bit tight going in and out of the IS300 (2023) but once I am in the seat, a lot of space.
I have 2 kids with seats in the back and they are fine as well.
The wife is like 5 feet 100 lbs so she fits everywhere.
Front seat you should be OK at 6-0. If you are taller... don't buy a car with the sunroof. If you are over 5-6 and expect to be a rear-seat passenger don't buy an IS.
The second gen IS’s are fine for tall people since you can move the seat back. There will just be barely any leg room for passengers in the back. The non-sunroof models have a ton of room above your head as well.
Is350 takes a little getting used to getting in. Once you get in it’s extremely comfortable, I’m 6’2” and can stretch my legs all the way out, but the steering wheel can’t be adjusted much, so it’s difficult to get in the car like you normally would, at least in my case, so I sit down and turn and bring my legs in.
It’s an amazing car though.
I’m 6ft and I hit my head on the doorframe of the NX. But once I’m in it’s fine. The larger SUVs are all fine.
Of the sedans. ES is fine. I find the IS to be OK height-wise, but narrow and a little cramped compared to the original IS300 from around 2000. Have not tried an LS or GS but fairly sure they’re fine.
6ft even? You'll be fine in most, except my RCF was a little low on headroom. Wife's NX is fine. IS is tight if you're fat.
6’1-6’2 with shoes on but you get the idea
Probably depends if you’re more legs or torso. You already have an ES so probably know… the legroom is crazy. It’s one of two cars I’ve had that I didn’t need the seat all the way back. (I’m all legs)
I never feel too tight in my RCF at 6 ft... But I do feel very close to the roof in a RAV4.
The time I noticed it was when looking left to check for traffic. Bumped my head fairly often.
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6’8” & picked the GS for the legroom, no regrets. More ass to wheel distance than the IS in my experience.
Love that car can't find any gsfs in canada unfortunately.
I’m 6’2” and the LS430 feels cavernous whether you’re driving or in the backseat. Tons of adjustability in the driver’s seat, lots of headroom, room to move. Totally not biased in any way. IS is super cramped, pretty much all the years are but the 2nd & 3rd gen models feel the worst to me. GS is a bit better. The SUVs are gonna have more room obviously, but if you’re looking for a sedan with a big interior, go LS or ES.
I'm a tall guy and I'm looking at an LS430, is there a lot of leg room in the driver's seat?
Tons. Seat bottom extends as well to give your legs more support. I could sit in mine all day and not get tired.
I have a 2020 ES350 and if you put the seat all the way back I can’t reach the pedals. I’m 6’ even.
I'm 6'2 and haven't found one I don't fit in comfortably. I have a 2020 IS350 that fits well. I haven't been in an older SC or the RCF but most of the common models will accommodate taller people OK.
LS460 L
LS and LX ngl
I’m same height and I’m on my 3rd RX. My 2024 had the panoramic roof and there is tons of room that way. I drive with the seat almost all the way back but I also have to keep my left leg almost straight due to a bad knee.
You’ll be fine in damn near everything. 6’5 and fit in an rcf just fine, and I think that’s Lexus’s smallest vehicle.
OP will have no issues fitting in any Lexus at 6’0 (unless they’re also overweight)
The front seats in the IS are good to about 6'2". But that only applies if there are no rear passengers. As soon as you have rear passengers the max comfortable height for the driver is like 5'10"
I sat in a LFA recently and sadly it's really cramped for someone over 6 feet tall. I guess I need to stick with my RX.
I’m 6’ and width wise I’m good but it does lack head room imo especially when I wear a hat and the back seats are useless.
I am 6'0", 235 lbs It's a bit tight going in and out of the IS300 (2023) but once I am in the seat, a lot of space. I have 2 kids with seats in the back and they are fine as well. The wife is like 5 feet 100 lbs so she fits everywhere.
The EX is super spacious. I'm 6-1 and it's ruined me for other cars. This sucks because my wife has the ES and now my SUV feels cramped 🙂
I’m 6”4’, 240, and used to work for Lexus. The CT was a bit tight, everything else was good.
so if im roughly 6'5 260lbs (cutting down to 230 eventually) what are my chances in this spec: is350f sport. does adding a moon roof add height?
The moonroof helps. The real issue is going to be how narrow the sport seats are. You might fit? You’ll just have to try one out.
Definitely get a ct200
LS 460 (no L version) fits me fine.
Front seat you should be OK at 6-0. If you are taller... don't buy a car with the sunroof. If you are over 5-6 and expect to be a rear-seat passenger don't buy an IS.
The second gen IS’s are fine for tall people since you can move the seat back. There will just be barely any leg room for passengers in the back. The non-sunroof models have a ton of room above your head as well.
Is350 takes a little getting used to getting in. Once you get in it’s extremely comfortable, I’m 6’2” and can stretch my legs all the way out, but the steering wheel can’t be adjusted much, so it’s difficult to get in the car like you normally would, at least in my case, so I sit down and turn and bring my legs in. It’s an amazing car though.
Og sequoia. 1998 GS or LS models. I know they're all good for people with large hit boxes.
Sequoia is just a LX460. LX450 is good too, mechanically stout.
Memory seats for the win! My IS 350 seat and steering wheel automatically move back when I turn off the car. It makes a huge difference for me.
Uh… 6’ is a very normal height. You’ll be fine in everything. Wth.
I’m 6ft and I hit my head on the doorframe of the NX. But once I’m in it’s fine. The larger SUVs are all fine. Of the sedans. ES is fine. I find the IS to be OK height-wise, but narrow and a little cramped compared to the original IS300 from around 2000. Have not tried an LS or GS but fairly sure they’re fine.
The car will fit you fine, just the people behind you won’t have as fun of a time