Pricing Notes
Sticker price on the ES 350 is significantly lower than that of its European competitors, with the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) starting at just under $37,000. Fully loaded, with the Ultra Luxury Package, Mark Levinson premium audio, pre-collision and dynamic radar cruise control system and wheel upgrade, it will be closer to the $46,000 mark, closing in on the price gap between the ES 350 and its competition. These numbers rank fairly close to that of its mid-size American and Japanese rivals, including the Acura TL, Cadillac CTS, Infiniti G37 and Lincoln MKZ. Nevertheless, the ES 350 proves to be worth the dollar amount in the long run as it not only boasts reliability, but also tends to retain higher-than-average resale value.
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