The Lexus RZ450e is an all-electric premium SUV that impresses on all fronts.
The all new Lexus RX350h is not big on driving thrills, but it is the SUV its customers want: luxurious, refined, stylish, and efficient.
For those looking for a luxurious seven seater, the RX 350L offers a compelling proposition with its luxurious ride and generous interior appointments.
Lexus' seven-seat version of the ever-popular RX has received a facelift that raises its appeal as a motorway cruiser for the whole family.
The Lexus UX200 is an all new compact SUV that scores high on refinement, driveability and handling.
The Lexus RX350L is a luxurious seven-seater SUV that's based on the ever-popular RX.
The Lexus RX350 provides more fun and joy from the driver's seat, thanks to its silky-smooth gearbox and the samurai-strong powerplant.
Lexus' all new RX200t joins the fight for high-riding all-wheel drive supremacy against the Infiniti QX70 3.7 Premium and the Land Rover Discovery Sport 2.0 HSE.
Ordinary is no longer acceptable - this is undoubtedly a Lexus and a happy one at it.
The RX270 may be the base model but it produces sufficient performance and has high levels of refinement from a four-cylinder engine.
Lexus' urban utilitarian offering gets a rejuvenated appearance.
The Lexus hybrid SUV is nicely put together, refined on the move and has plenty of space to haul.
The RX300 was a runaway success for Lexus both in the US and Asian markets. Now, barely a year into its introduction the latest RX350 is seeing its first update. We take the latest facelifted Lexus luxury SUV out for a quick drive...
The latest RX270 might be considered an entry-level option to the RX-series. But as the time spent with the new baby RX-series has shown, it isn't all that entry-level in its comfort afterall.
The Lexus RX450h carries a torch - for advanced hybrid technology, better fuel economy and more importantly, for the luxurious look and feel of a Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV).
You know, one might say that corporations who play the safe card stand the best chance of surviving today's dismal automotive industrial state. You might also agree that Toyota's Lexus division has been spot-on in doing so.