The new Lexus GS 450h introduces hybrid power to the premium executive saloon market, a car that delivers exceptional performance to rival its conventional V8 competition, together with fuel economy and low emissions levels that yield equally powerful cost of ownership benefits.
Traditionally there is a high price to be paid by any motorist who seeks performance, prestige and luxury from his or her company car, not just in terms of the purchase cost, but also in the year-on-year tax burden.
Building on the successful launch of its first diesel engine in the IS executive sports saloon range, Lexus has refined the package even further with the introduction of a new IS 220d Sport model.
Since launch in 2003, the RX 300 has proved a strong performer in the petrol-powered premium SUV segment, frequently topping the UK sales charts in its class.
Lexus unveiled the all-new LS 600h luxury saloon at the New York Auto Show today, marking another major advance in the development of its hybrid power model range.
The excellence of Lexus in all dimensions of its operations is demonstrated in two industry-leading results this week. The new IS executive sports saloon has achieved formidable residual value ratings for March, while across the country Lexus has again attained the highest ratings in the National Franchised Dealers Association survey.
Lexus (GB) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Roden as General Manager, Operations.
Government ministers facing the dilemma of choosing between a diesel Jaguar XJ and a Toyota Prius may be glad to hear that Lexus will soon be releasing the world’s first hybrid luxury saloon, the Lexus GS 450h.
Arriving at European showrooms towards the end of 2006, the fourth generation of the marque’s flagship, the Lexus LS 460, features an all-new 4.6-litre engine generating around 375bhp.
A £20,000 donation from Lexus has enabled the Devon Air Ambulance Trust to purchase new life-saving equipment.
Lexus has revealed the fourth generation of its LS flagship model, the all new LS 460 at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.
With record-breaking sales in 2005, Lexus has retained its title as America’s top-selling luxury brand for the sixth consecutive year. The luxury brand reported total year-end sales of 302,895 units, up 5.5 per cent over last year’s record-breaking sales.
Keith Doughty has been appointed Lexus Financial Services National Sales Manager effective from 1 January 2006.
Lexus’s ultra-sophisticated SC 430 might never be considered lacking when it comes to style and equipment, but the svelte coupe-convertible benefits from a strategic series of revisions and enhancements brought in for the 2006 model year.
The launch of the all-new second generation IS range marks an important stage in the development of Lexus as a global prestige brand.
If car-buying decisions depended on emotional factors alone, the new Lexus IS would prosper, with its distinctive dynamic styling, unmatched quality and exceptional driving performance..
Lexus aftersales consultants are being given a taste of the luxury living enjoyed by their customers.
Airbags have been a leading safety feature of every Lexus model launched since the original LS400 made its debut in 1989.
While other car brands are ending the year having to discount to win sales, Lexus is enjoying a strong demand for the high end derivatives of the soon to be launched IS 250.
We can’t tell you much about the next-generation Lexus LS, a model that’s expected to rewrite the rulebook on luxury motoring towards the end of next year.
Bespoke Mark Levinson surround sound system created for new IS.
The comprehensive renewal of the Lexus product range will reach another milestone at the Tokyo Motor Show next week with the unveiling of a new flagship saloon concept.
Lexus has been awarded the Green Fleet 4×4 Manufacturer of the Year at the Green Fleet Awards.
Lexus remains the most highly valued brand among the nation’s car dealers according to the latest National Franchised Dealer Association (NFDA) survey.
