Except for rear pillars that are a tad thick, outward visibility is exceptional. Shingle-style rear headrests nestle down onto the seatbacks and don’t block the view out the rear window, though it would be swell to have Mercedes-style dash controls that could collapse them after rear occupants depart the car. Side mirrors are large, front roof pillars are relatively thin, and the driver sits cab-forward close to the front glass for a good view forward. Add parking sensors front and rear, along with a reversing camera, and the long-wheelbase Lexus LS 460L is easy to maneuver.