Used 2011 Lexus for Sale

It is roomy inside but not too bulky outside. It rides smooth and although acceleration takes a little longer than let's say the Infiniti in its class, it can get up to speed when needed. Maintenance is very easy, I can do some things myself and I'm not car savvy at all, and very reasonably priced. I have no complaints, but I have the best warranty package which makes my life a lot easier and low to no cost in terms of any repairs.

- Michelle S., 2011 Lexus RX 350

I definitely see more Prius cars on the road than these. This car is perfect for someone like myself, mid 30s, no kids, wants something economical and practical. The great thing about owning a Lexus is the ability to go to a Toyota dealership and get any repairs you need at a lower cost. This car is both feminine and masculine. They are a bit smaller than a Prius and there is no hump in the middle of the back seat so you can comfortably fit 4 other people in the car besides yourself. I have a friend that uses this car for Uber driving and really enjoys it.

- Becky Leaphart, 2011 Lexus CT 200H

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!

- Doug C, 2011 Lexus CT 200H