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Lexus LS600h: Chariot of the gods
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Dave Ellery  
With its winking armoury of techno wizardry, the Lexus hybrid is a car from another planet
The LS600h bristles with clever toys and planet-saving technology – most notably, the 221bhp electric motor which, mated to a five-litre V8 and a superb continuously variable transmission thrusts more than two tonnes of Japanese cleverness towards 60mph in just over six seconds.
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