According to Lexus, aside from the special livery and the safety car lights, the GS 450h features no other modifications over the road-going model. "Our partnership with Eastern Creek is a great way to showcase Lexus' hybrid range of vehicles and demonstrate its compromise free mix of economy and power," commented Lexus Australia Chief Executive, John Roca. Via Carscoop
Not that we're expecting anyone to soil their pants from the excitement, but a Lexus GS 450h will make its debut as Australia's first ever hybrid pace car at the annual Muscle Car Masters, which will be held at Sydney's Eastern Creek Raceway on September 6, 2009. The Japanese luxury hybrid sedan will take a permanent role as the Eastern Creek Raceway's official safety car.

Lexus GS 450h Becomes Australia's First Hybrid Pace Car
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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