

Lexus
Founded in 1989 as a secret project codenamed F1 (Flagship One) to develop the world’s best luxury car, Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of Japanese carmaker Toyota.
Lexus cars have gained popularity in Australia competing against high-performing European counterparts with models like their best-selling NX and RX SUVs. Similarly, the brand has shown luxury in performance with its flagship luxury coupe/convertible the LC500.
Led by Omotenashi- the Japanese spirit of hospitality-Lexus is striving to make each customer feel completely welcome by creating amazing experiences.
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NewsNew Lexus NX SUV goes all-hybrid and gets more grunt as brand axes other petrol-only models for Australia
The revamped Lexus compact SUV also introduces big changes to the interior to go along with improved battery tech.
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Features10 cheap cars you should buy now before everyone realises they’re classics
The classic car market can be a fickle beast, especially when the cheap models that used to be junk suddenly become desirable, which begs the question: Which cars will be next?
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NewsLexus LC bows out in Australia with sold-out Special Edition finale
Flagship grand tourer to end its local run after almost a decade, with the final Special Edition already snapped up by Australian buyers.
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NewsSix standouts from the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed
From V10-powered hypercars to electric sports cars and future supercars, these are the machines stealing the spotlight at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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NewsLexus launches ES in Australia with both hybrid and electric drivetrains for the first time
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FeaturesWhich are the longest range medium hybrid SUVs on sale in Australia?
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NewsLexus Australia welcomes competition from China but won’t engage in a ‘race to the bottom’
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NewsLexus targets modest EV growth with two new models




















