Lexus





Origin: JP Japan

Made for EU Europe

Founder Eiji Toyoda

Years of Activity Since 1989

Parent Company Toyota Motor Corporation

Headquarters Brussels, Belgium

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  • Current Production

    Since 2024 Lexus LBX
    Since 2023 Lexus LM
    Since 2023 Lexus RZ
    Since 2022 Lexus RX
    Since 2021 Lexus NX
    Since 2019 Lexus ES
    Since 2018 Lexus UX
    Since 2017 Lexus LC
    Since 2015 Lexus RC

    Discontinued Production

    2015-2022 Lexus RX
    2014-2021 Lexus NX
    2013-2021 Lexus IS
    2011-2021 Lexus CT
    2018-2020 Lexus LS
    2012-2018 Lexus GS
    2006-2018 Lexus LS
    2009-2015 Lexus RX
    2006-2014 Lexus IS
    2010-2012 Lexus LFA
    2003-2009 Lexus RX
    2000-2006 Lexus LS
    1995-2000 Lexus LS

    Comments

    Author Message


    FR Rinspeed

    2015-09-25 13:38
    Desscythe17 wrote

    I didn't think about those on any of the brands I split. I'm not going to do the race cars, but I can do the concept cars. If I have a concept that was revealed in the US, should I add it to Lexus USA, or should I add it to the market the production car was made for?

    for me lexus, not usa


    RB Mark0

    2015-09-25 10:24
    I changed race cars to country they race in.


    NL Desscythe17

    2015-09-24 22:40
    Rinspeed wrote
    Why there is all the concepts and all the race cars here in Lexus Europe?

    I didn't think about those on any of the brands I split. I'm not going to do the race cars, but I can do the concept cars. If I have a concept that was revealed in the US, should I add it to Lexus USA, or should I add it to the market the production car was made for?


    FR Rinspeed

    2015-09-24 19:38
    Why there is all the concepts and all the race cars here in Lexus Europe?


    Sandie

    2011-05-01 03:28
    Indeed and the US is a market where they do well.

    Their focus on hybrids rather than diesels doesn't really cut it in Europe where the sweet spot in the prestige car market is for four cylinder sub £30K diesels. The only car they have in that range is the IS and that product is not competitive compared to the German cars.
    US carcrasher88

    2011-05-01 01:17
    Interesting read:

    jalopnik.com/#!5797130/how-lexus-is-losing-the-luxury-war

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