Lexus Bladescan is another new headlight safety breakthrough U.S. won't get
Lexus says pedestrian recognition at night has increased from 105 feet to 184 feet
Lexus says pedestrian recognition at night has increased from 105 feet to 184 feet
Kids might fit in its third row ... but not for long.
Lexus US general manager Jeff Bracken wants the LF-1 Limitless concept in production. And he's right to.
Not many changes outside of the extra space.
Google cites this accident as example of "why we're developing fully self-driving technology to make our roads safer."
Toyota will recall the 2016 RAV4, RX350, and ES350 because of a possible manufacturing fault with the brake actuator.
Lexus General Manager Jeff Bracken has confirmed that a three-row version of the RX crossover is coming by late 2017 or early 2018.
Consumer Reports' annual list of the best cars is largely composed of imports this year, except in the pickup truck and large car categories.
Lexus will recall the 2016 RX 350 and RX 450h to replace the knee airbag assembly.
Four imports – 2016 Honda Civic, Hyundai Sonata, Lexus RX, and Nissan Altima – scored Top Safety Pick+ honors in the latest round of IIHS crash tests.
The RX is the most important vehicle in Lexus' lineup, and the luxury brand threw the whole of its design and engineering might into its redesign for 2016.
Without giving away details, Lexus executive Mark Templin says future generations of these models could be different than they are today.
Lexus prepares to take on the new Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class with the all-new, fourth-generation RX 350 and RX 450h luxury crossovers, revealed live at the 2015 New York Auto Show.
New York Auto Show debut of the all-new RX 350 and hybrid RX 450h reveals sharper styling, F Sport model, and a possible future three-row version.
Toyota unveils its Toyota Safety System and Lexus Safety System+, both centered around autonomous-braking capability, aimed at bringing advanced driver safety and convenience features way down in price.
Lexus is showing the first teaser of the next-gen RX head of its New York Auto Show debut on April 1. The luxury crossover appears to wear a stylish rear pillar that mixes metal and glass.
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Toyota and Lexus are pushing production of its CUVs, while the mainstream brand is watching and considering the compact segment below the entry level RAV4.