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The article discusses that car manufacturer Lexus India's newly-launched LM has crossed the three-digit booking mark since August 2023, which indicates people's preferences shifting to luxury Multi-Purpose Vehicles.

The article highlights the commencement of deliveries for the fifth-generation Lexus RX luxury sport utility vehicle in India by Lexus India.

The article reviews the 5th Gen Lexus RX by Lexus.

The article reports that Japanese car maker Toyota's luxury car arm Lexus commented that it has commenced bookings of its all new premium SUV NX 350h in India.

The article offers information on the 2021 iteration of the ES300h car from Lexus.

The article offers information on the Lexus and Mirai car models equipped with the advanced driver assistance technology Advanced Drive which enables safe driving and wireless software updates developed by the automaker Toyota Motor Corp.

The article reports that sales of gift cars are higher during the Christmas season. It notes that gift sales can makeup 10 percent or more of December sales for luxury auto dealers. The use of the gigantic red bows to sell those cars is highlighted. It credits a 1997 promotion from Lexus, Toyota's luxury brand, for putting a Christmas time spin on things.

The article discusses that Lexus is looking ahead to launch new models in India and expansion of dealerships in the country.

A review is presented of sedan LS automobile from Lexus India.

The article evaluates the 2020 Lexus LX 570 sport utility vehicle from the Lexus luxury vehicle division of Toyota.

The article evaluates the new automobile, 2019 Lexus GX 460 Luxury from the company, Lexus.

The article evaluates new 2019 Lexus 350 Ultra Luxury sedan by automobile company Lexus.

The article reports that Japanese luxury car brand Lexus, that entered the Indian market in 2017, in an attempt to boost the sales figure in India, has planned to locally assemble ES Hybrid in India.

The article reports on the addition of Jaguar and Lexus to the portfolio of luxury brands of Shelly Automotive Group in 2016. Topics covered include the estimated revenue of the company, the long-term plan of building a new facility and represent the luxury brands and the consolidation of its back-office functions. Also mentioned is the plan by AutoNation Inc. to build a Porsche store.

The article evaluates the automobile 2018 Lexus LC 500 from the manufacturer, Lexus.

The article focuses on the fact that the automaker Toyota Motors' factory in Georgetown, Kentucky will manufacture Lexus automobiles for the first time. The management of the factory and the redesign of the Lexus line, which features a "quiet" assembly line to allow workers to hear as parts are fit on Lexus vehicles, are described.

The article offers information on the 2017 Lexus IS from the luxury vehicles company Lexus.

The article offers brief information on the 2017 IS 350 automobile from Lexus.

The article offers information on the 2017 Lexus GX 460 Premium seven-passenger automobile from car manufacturer Lexus.

The article offers information on the 2017 Lexus CT 200h from automobile manufacturing firm Lexus.

The article reviews the 2015 RC and RC F sports cars from automaker Lexus.

The article examines the research and implementation of medical-monitoring technology and biometric sensors in automobiles. It states that the automobile manufacturing industry is using the technology to meet concerns about aging and distracted drivers, as well as to advance research for self-driving automobiles that could eliminate driver error. Specific brands incorporating this technology include Lexus, Mercedes, and Ferrari. INSET: Body Work.

The article looks at luxury car marketing in the U.S. for the 2012 holiday season. It discusses the marketing plans of luxury car brands Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Lexus, Audi, Lincoln, and Cadillac, which include "loyalty discounts" for buyers who buy a new car of a brand they already own and "conquest discounts" for buyers who switch brands. It says automobile companies' optimism about the U.S. market has risen in 2012. INSET: The Race For Luxury Cars.

The article discusses the efforts of car maker Ford Motor Co. to rejuvenate its Lincoln brand of luxury cars. Ford plans to introduce seven new or redesigned Lincoln vehicles, the first of which will debut in November 2011. Ford executive Derrick Kuzak indicated the goal was to combine the perceived refinement of Lexus cars with the enjoyable driving experience of a BMW automobile.

The article discusses the declining performance of Toyota Motor Corp.'s Lexus brand of luxury automobile in the U.S. During 2011 Lexus is expected to relinquish its status as the nation's best-selling luxury brand. Contributing factors include a series of 2010 recalls of Toyota cars, and production disruptions caused by a March, 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

The article discusses the history of technological innovation that has increased the safety of sport utility vehicles (SUVs). Although Toyota Motor Corp. recalled its 2010 Lexus GX 460 SUV in April, 2010, such developments as side-window airbags and electronic stability control have helped reduce fatalities resulting from SUV rollovers.

The article reports that Toyota Motor Corp. has suspended sales of its Lexus GX 460 sport-utility vehicle after the publication Consumer Reports alleged it was vulnerable to rolling over under certain conditions. Jake Fisher of Consumer Reports said tests of the GX 460 showed it could slide to a position perpendicular to the road in an emergency situation. Lexus indicated its engineers were studying the problem.

The article reports that the family of Mark Naylor is suing Toyota Motor Corp. Naylor and three others were killed in San Diego, California when his rented Lexus vehicle accelerated to 120 miles per hour before crashing. A previous driver of the vehicle had complained to the Lexus dealership about the gas pedal sticking, and an emergency phone call from Naylor's car prior to the crash reported Naylor was unable to slow the car down.

The article focuses on car makers in U.S. who had a rough time following the presidential elections with companies like General Motors and luxury brands like Audi and Lexus adopting sales strategies for sustainability. Topics include sale of light weight vehicles rising in November as surveyed by financial services company Bloomberg.

The article offers information on the Lexus RX350 luxury automobile from Toyota.

The article reports that the automobile maker Lexus was launched in Turkey following a detection of demand for the Lexus automobiles in Turkey by car maker Toyota, owner of the luxury vehicle division, and presents the views of president Ali Haydar Bozkurt at Toyota Turkey on the opening of new showrooms in cities such as Ankara, Turkey and Izmir, Turkey. Topics discussed include providing Lexus technical services in various locations in Turkey; and the price range of Lexus cars.

The article offers brief information on the radical coupe (RC) F car from Lexus.

The article discusses concerns among automobile makers about falling sales of luxury cars. Industry analyst Rebecca Lindland notes that conspicuous consumption is no longer fashionable among car buyers. Lexus has reduced prices on some of its models, while BMW Ag canceled plans to produce an ultra-luxury vehicle.

The article reports that sales of luxury automobiles are declining due to the recession at the same drastic pace as for the automobile industry as a whole. Marketing researchers forecast that sales of such models as Lexus, made by Toyota Motor Corp., BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, made by Daimler AG, have declined by at least 20 percent in November, 2008.

The article discusses the redesigned "7 Series" sedan from BMW AG, set to be released in 2009. The new model tones down certain features of its predecessor that some customers did not approve of. BMW seeks to boost its profit margins with the new vehicle, as well as close the sales gap with the Lexus LS automobile.

The article evaluates several environment-friendly cars, including the Lexus RX 400h model, the Audi TT car, and the Volvo C30 T5 model.

This article presents a product review for the Lexus LS 600h L luxury hybrid sedan. Advertisements tout the vehicle's fuel efficiency, its performance, and its contribution to improving the environment. The author found that the fuel efficiency was not as advertised and that the electrical propulsion was miniscule. The car also did not live up to the performance of similar but less expensive luxury sedans from BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

The article focuses on ancient Japanese hospitality rites that have been learned from the Ogasawara Ryu Reihou Institute that are being used by Toyota's Lexus dealers in Japan in an effort to increase sales of the cars in the country. A discussion of the rites, which includes kneeling when serving a potential customer coffee or tea, is presented.