- Lexus IS-F for pace car duty
- GS more compelling than ever
- LS raises the luxury stakes
- RX Avoids the cost of options
- EX marks a new Lexus spot
- 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show
- Champion For Biomimicry
- World at your fingertips
- Lexus RX350 and RX450h
- Class-leading emissions
- Best Buy for 2009 is Green
- IS250 Gets Sport
- Lexus Customer Satisfaction
- LS600hL headed for SA
- Lexus IS250 Sport
- Not a JIMS-only dream
- Lexus loyal fan base
- Lexus Hybrids tackle emissions
- IS250C Unveiled in Paris
- Hybrid Drive: How it performs
- Lexus First to market Hybrids
- The Pursuit of Perfection
- Lexus Hybrid website
- PERFORMANCEHYBRIDS
Lexus IS-F for pace car duty
South African's can get their first public view of Lexus' new IS-F at Killarney when it does pace car duty for the Springbok Series.
Lexus GS range more compelling than ever
Enhanced styling, an additional EX model, and improved features specification identify the 2010 Lexus GS range that includes the country’s only PERFORMANCEHYBRID executive sedan.
Lexus LS raises the luxury stakes
Former World Car of the Year (WCOTY), the Lexus LS460, has been treated to a makeover including the addition of a number of luxury and safety features that make it one of the most sumptuously appointed premium cars in the world.
LEXUS RX AVOIDS THE COST OF OPTIONS
While going green is a big movement at the moment, almost an en vogue one (which is why every second celebrity owns a hybrid), customers cannot be expected to pay more than the norm for the privilege. It’s hardly surprising therefore, that only one manufacturer can offer a range of them in South Africa, at competitive prices with a compelling list of features and ability.
EX MARKS A NEW LEXUS SPOT
Lexus has added a new model grade to the IS250 range, expanding the choice within the executive car’s line-up. The new model, known as the IS250 EX, joins the IS250 S and IS250 SE, already ranked the most satisfying car to own in South Africa in the J.D. Power and Associates Customer Satisfaction Index Study, attaining the highest score in the history of the survey.