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Tag: Lexus

27Jun By Thomas CampbellNo Comments
Affordable, Aston Martin, Automotive Everything, Bang for the Buck Series, Brands, Cadillac, Car Buying, Jaguar, Lexus, Luxury Cars, Porsche

5 Used Cars That Can Get You Luxury for Much Less

Maybe your love for high-end luxury cars started when you watched James Bond films. Or perhaps you want to drive something more engaging and comfortable. If you promised yourself you would one day drive a fine luxury vehicle, here are five used cars that deliver plenty of extravagance at a surprisingly affordable price. (more…)
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27Aug By Manny BatemanNo Comments
News

The Midsize History of America’s Favorite Sedan

One of the most popular vehicles ever built is the Toyota Camry.  This midsized sedan is a car that’s been around for the past thirty-five years to give us an excellent vehicle to drive and enjoy as a family sedan or as one that is perfect for commuting.  While it’s not the most powerful or exciting sports car on the market or even a sports car at all, the Camry has been one of the most important cars for us to drive. (more…)
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30Nov By Nathan EhingerNo Comments
Lexus, News, Tech, Toyota

Lexus Is The First Place of Autonomy for Toyota

  It shouldn’t come as any surprise to you that Toyota will choose to put autonomous technology in the Lexus brand before it trickles down to the vehicles that wear the Toyota badge like the Camry or Corolla. This follows along the same lines of other brands we’ve seen, but, for the most part, only from brands that don’t have a mainstream arm to go along with the luxury models offered. Adding autonomy at higher levels makes more sense because the higher price and expectation of the Lexus brand makes it the right place to start and build on what we’ll see in the future. (more…)
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4Nov By Carl DurrekNo Comments
BMW, Lexus, News

Partnership is a Possibility

When we see car companies team up the results often can be simply amazing.  When it comes to two of the most lauded names in the business that have developed technologies and systems that are being recognized as the perfect blend of elements the car should be out of this world.  Currently the talks are that two of our favorite names will pair up to design and offers a car that will be the best of both worlds in a way that will generate excitement and possibly give us the next supercar for us to love and admire. (more…)
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8Jan By Nathan EhingerNo Comments
Brands, Lexus

2015 Lexus NX: Dynamic Design and Excellent Ride Quality Meet

For 2015, Lexus offers a brand new model in the form of the NX. The NX is a very angular and attractive sub-compact SUV for all to marvel at and enjoy. With the signature Lexus hourglass shaped grill adorning the front, the angles and sights of this vehicle are almost uncanny. Designed to compete with the Audi Q3, BMW X1 and Mercedes-Benz GLA-Class, the NX shows off as a great SUV that can be powered by either a turbocharged or hybrid engine and gives owners a very enjoyable price for a luxury classed vehicle. Smaller than the RX, but still a roomy vehicle, the NX comprises a great selection of eye-catching appeal, sophisticated styling, high tech equipment and a lot of fun while driving. Add the fact Lexus has been a leader for many years when it comes to reliability and resale val...
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24Dec By Nathan EhingerNo Comments
Brands, Lexus

Lexus Hopes to have a Luxury FCEV by 2017

The fuel cell vehicle industry is barely getting going and Toyota is already hoping to expand into their luxury brand, Lexus. Their goal: to do for the FCEV industry what they did with the hybrid industry with the Prius. The word "Prius" is synonymous with the word "hybrid," which is what they're hoping to happen with the Mirai. If they are able to take the same technology and put it into play with the Lexus LS, they will be trying to beat Mercedes and other luxury lines to the punch in this segment. It's untested and has infrastructure problems with only 11 charging stations in all of California. That can be scaled quickly, but they'll need to create a need first. It might be the chicken and the egg dilemma. (more…)
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