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The words "Lexus" and "luxury" have a lot more in common than just alliteration. Since 1989, Lexus has been renowned for producing upscale luxury vehicles on the road. Today, Lexus continues to offer an impressive catalog of luxury sedans, coupes, and SUVs for sale. If you are in the market for a roomy and luxurious SUV that doesn't sacrifice handling or performance, Lexus offers numerous SUVs that are sure to meet your needs. These include the Lexus UX, the Lexus RX, and the Lexus LX. For drivers who want an upscale and powerful sedan, Lexus offers luxury sedans such as the Lexus IS, the Lexus ES, and the Lexus GS. Meanwhile, drivers who want a luxury vehicle that is even more compact and agile are sure to find plenty of excellent choices among Lexus's lineup of luxury coupes, including the Lexus RC, the Lexus LC, and the Lexus RC F.
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Q: What is the difference between Toyota and Lexus?
A: Lexus and Toyota are both automotive brands that are owned by the Toyota Motor Company. However, there are a number of key differences between the two brands. Toyota mostly manufactures entry-level trucks, cars, and SUVs to a broader market, while Lexus manufactures luxury cars and SUVs for sale to the more high-end market.
Q: When did the Lexus come out?
A: The Lexus brand was first established in 1989. This year marked the release of the first two Lexus vehicles for sale - the Lexus LS 400 and the Lexus ES 250.
RepairPal gave Lexus an overall reliability rating of 4 out of 5 stars, which RepairPal describes as Above Average. This rating ranks Lexus 7th out of 32 among all car brands. This rating is based on an average across all the vehicles RepairPal considered in its dataset.
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As most already know, this is Lexus' version of the Toyota Prius, so very similar in many ways but at the same time different as well. First of all, this Lexus hybrid gets the best fuel economy out of all Lexus models (43/40 city/highway). Second, the vehicle is lightweight and powered by a 1.8 L I4 motor which produces 134 hp built on a eCVT-i transmission. This is how the hybrid gets its performance while at the same time conserving fuel usage via regenerative braking technology and reduced wear-and-tear on the engine/mechanical components. Finally, the CT200h is built with a nickel-metal hydride battery, meaning the vehicle self-charges just by simple driving and braking, no plug-in needed. Enough talk... see for yourself the CT200h!
This is a true luxury car, with a long list of features that define luxury. I'll list just a few of the many - memory for driver's seat and steering wheel preferred location, easy lock & unlock with the key fob, the ride is quiet, quiet, quiet!, roomy and comfortable, great stereo, easy blue tooth set-up, heads-up display, and on and on. I find only 1 flaw with this car - a serious blind spot. The high head rests and the narrowing of the back right window create a spot in which it is impossible to see another car toward the right and rear of the car. Took awhile to adjust to that.
First of all, the car was a fine example for the sticker price. Even though CarMax does not negotiate on their sticker price, after much research I *know* what I paid was fair market value for what I got. In addition, all maintenance was up to date, and the car was fully functional. In regards to the car itself, I genuinely enjoy it. Has way more power than any normal human would need on the street, and it quite eager to decrease your tires' tread life. Fortunately, (for me) a set of Bridgestone RE71R's are sticky enough to cope with a lead foot. The car continues to randomly be complimented. Even more so by those who sit in it/drive it. Coming from a 1998 Acura NSX, this is easily just as much fun, if not more so.
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