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A V8 sport sedan with a voice of its own
Drive a GS F
A Lexus GS F car rental puts a 5.0-liter naturally aspirated V8 under your right foot. Power goes to the rear wheels, and there's room for five. It's a rare pairing of a high-revving engine and four-door practicality, and you can find one through a Lexus rental on Turo.
On Turo, you book your GS F from a local vehicle owner and choose a pickup that fits your plans. The 2020 model year was the GS F's last, so every listing you'll find is a 2020 or earlier car.
GS F specs
Horsepower
467 hp
Acceleration
0-60 mph in 4.5 sec
Weight
4,034 lbs
Seats
5
Naturally aspirated V8 power
The GS F's 5.0-liter V8 makes 467 hp at 7,100 rpm and 389 lb-ft of torque at 4,800 rpm — all without a turbo. Forged connecting rods and titanium valve springs let it rev past 7,000 rpm. That means the pull keeps building as the needle climbs, right up to the power peak.
Eight-speed shifts on your terms
You get an eight-speed automatic that handles the shifting for you, plus a manual shift mode when you'd rather call the gears yourself. Leave it in drive for city traffic or a long highway stretch, and the transmission takes care of the rest.
Switch to manual mode and you choose the gear, holding it as the V8 climbs toward its 7,100 rpm power peak. Every bit of that output goes to the rear wheels. That rear-wheel-drive layout is a big part of why the GS F feels like a sport sedan first and a luxury cruiser second.
Room for five, and the luggage too
The GS F seats five, so you don't have to choose between performance and bringing your people along. Its trunk holds 14.0 cubic feet of cargo, which leaves space for overnight bags, a camera kit, or a cooler of snacks for the drive.
That combination makes it a sport sedan that still handles a weekend away. Load up the passengers, pack the trunk, and set out for the mountains, the coast, or a friend's wedding three states over. The same V8 that sings on an open road carries the whole crew there.
Stand out with a GS F
The GS F suits drivers who want a performance sedan for a weekend getaway, a special occasion, or a final-year V8 test drive before buying. Four doors and five seats keep it practical, so you can bring friends, family, or clients along for the ride. Book it for an anniversary dinner, a milestone birthday, or a few days of honest research before you shop for one of your own.
Top GS F features
Final-year collectibility
Three things set the GS F apart: final-year collectibility, Japanese-built craftsmanship, and everyday-usable fuel economy.
Lexus built the GS F through the 2020 model year, and that final year carried an MSRP of $85,010. That makes every GS F on the road part of a closed chapter — there's no newer version coming to replace it.
It's also one of the last sport sedans with a big naturally aspirated V8 in an era of turbocharged engines. You get throttle response and a soundtrack that come straight from 5.0 liters of displacement, with no forced induction in between. If you've wondered whether a final-year V8 belongs in your garage someday, a rental gives you days behind the wheel to decide.
Japanese-built craftsmanship
The GS F rolled out of final assembly in Japan, and the details show the care that went into it. Look at the wheels first — the car rides on 19-inch forged aluminum wheels you'll spot as soon as you walk up.
Those wheels match the high-revving engine and rear-wheel-drive layout, giving the whole package a purpose-built look. When you meet the local vehicle owner at pickup, take a minute to walk around the car and appreciate the finish. It's a good habit on any trip, and on a GS F, it's half the fun.
Everyday-usable fuel economy
The GS F earns EPA ratings of 16 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, and 19 mpg combined. Those are honest V8 numbers, and the highway figure means longer drives won't send you to the gas station every hour.
A 17.4-gallon tank gives you a comfortable cushion between fill-ups on a weekend trip. Plan on premium unleaded every time — this V8 is built to run on the good stuff. Budget for fuel the way you would with any performance sedan, and you'll spend more time driving and less time doing math at the pump.
Top tips and things to know before renting a GS F
Get to know your GS F
Check the model year on the listing, plan for premium fuel, and compare prices across listings before you book. Here's what to know.
Start by confirming the model year on the listing, since 2020 was the GS F's final year and details can vary from car to car. Read the description and photos closely so you know exactly which car you're booking.
Before you set off, find the manual shift mode and try it in a parking lot or on a quiet street. You'll learn how the eight-speed responds before you need it on a winding road.
Still weighing your options? You can browse every Lexus model listed near you.
GS F driving tips
Fill up with premium unleaded fuel, which the GS F's V8 calls for. Since it's rear-wheel drive, keep your throttle inputs smooth in wet weather, especially when pulling away from a stop or exiting a turn.
On winding roads, switch to manual shift mode so you can hold a gear through a series of curves. That keeps the engine in its power band and gives you more control over your pace. Leave the automatic mode for traffic and highway cruising, where it does its best work.
How much does it cost to rent a GS F?
The cost to rent a GS F depends on the listing. Each local vehicle owner sets their own price, and it varies by model year, location, and trip length.
Many listings offer discounts for trips of three or more days, seven or more days, and 30 or more days. If you want the GS F for a month or longer, look into long-term car rental options on Turo.
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What documents do you need to rent a GS F on Turo?
You need a valid driver's license and an approved Turo account to rent a GS F. Turo reviews your details when you sign up, so get approved before you plan to book.
What type of driver's license do you need to rent a GS F?
You need a valid driver's license to rent a GS F on Turo. Turo checks your license as part of account approval, so confirm your license is current before you book.
How old do you need to be to rent a GS F on Turo?
You must be at least 18 to rent on Turo in the US, but a GS F's age requirement depends on its vehicle class. Deluxe Class vehicles, valued at $45,000–$85,000, require guests 25 or older. Super Deluxe Class vehicles, valued above $85,000, require guests 30 or older.
Vehicle class depends on the car's value, so check the GS F listing for the requirement that applies.
Is protection available when you rent a GS F on Turo?
Yes, protection plans are available at checkout when you book a GS F on Turo. You choose your plan before you confirm the trip.
Can you get a discount on a GS F rental?
Yes, many GS F listings offer discounts for longer trips. Look for savings on trips of three or more days, seven or more days, and 30 or more days.
Can you rent a GS F long-term on Turo?
Yes, you can book a GS F for weeks or months, depending on the listing. Trips of 30 or more days often come with discounts, so check the listing for its long-term pricing.
Do GS F rentals on Turo include unlimited mileage?
Mileage limits for a GS F are set by each listing. Check the listing before you book to see how many miles are included and whether unlimited mileage is available.
Can someone else drive the GS F you rent?
Yes, you can add other drivers to your GS F trip in the Turo app. Make the change in the app before anyone else takes the wheel.
Can you get a GS F delivered?
Yes, some GS F listings offer delivery. Check the listing to see if delivery is available and where the local vehicle owner can bring the car.
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