Lexus’s new RX350 soft-roader has more power, uses less fuel and has one other special touch, says JOSHUA DOWLING.
Motorists will soon be able to switch radio stations or change their air-conditioning settings with the same precision as a surgeon.
The Japanese luxury brand is going to have a standout display in Las Vegas filled with a fleet of the archetypical SEMA cars–low lying, sinister and in general, sweet.
Among the highlights:
Our friendly agents over at Autospies have stumbled upon an official Japanese brochure of the all-new 2009 Lexus RX SUV that is slated to make its world premiere at the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show in November with sales expected to begin in mid-2009. (more…)
Even though the refreshed IS sedan won’t get nearly as much attention as the drop-top IS250 C at the Lexus Paris Show stand, nevertheless the Japanese automaker’s sport sedan has received a subtle facelift for the 2009 MY.
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While the rest of the market moves away from the SUV segment, Lexus has been enjoying increasing sales of the RX crossover and its large GX and LX SUVs. While dealers are hoping that its passenger cars see an update, which are starting to look pretty outdated, redesigns for the brands sedans are still a couple of years away.
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