Actual terms vary by lender. Love this car. Only issue is that it has a "melting" dashboard and side panels. Lexus says they sent me a "Consumer letter" but neglected to have my apartment # on the ...

Lexus put together the F (for Fuji ... so ensure that's been sorted out as well. A melting dash is a common problem on all IS models from this era. I'm, in fact, losing sleep over that one.

The dashboard ... Lexus GX550 is what you want. Yes, the V35A engine does have some issues, but Toyota is already replacing problematic engines, free of charge. Then, there is the issue with ...

The 2025 Lexus IS 500 sits on one of the oldest platforms in the automotive industry. But does that mean it’s not desirable or competitive against newer designs? Let’s take a closer look at ...

The Lexus RZ is the Japanese luxury automaker's first foray into fully electric vehicles, launching in 2023 with all-wheel drive only but later adapting to include a front-drive version with more ...

These delicious recipes will have you dreaming of vegetables! These melting veggie recipes feature tender and perfectly cooked produce including cabbage, broccoli, potatoes and beets. You’ll ...

As for us, we'd save the $14,600 premium Lexus charges for the NX450+ and put some of it towards options that make the 350h more luxe—like the $7450 Luxury package, which includes heated-and ...

Mysterious and fascinating artifacts are surfacing on melting glaciers across the planet. From strange wooden tools and statues to ancient human remains, these objects are drawing archaeologists ...

Q ) Which is the cheapest Lexus car in India? A ) The ES is the most affordable Lexus car in India, priced at ₹ 64 Lakh (ex-showroom). Q ) What is the most expensive Lexus car available in India?

I always get questions and compliments about the car when I stop. We love this car. What is the cheapest Lexus vehicle available? The Lexus RX 330 is the cheapest available vehicle by average Cars ...

But that ice is melting. And fast. A new report published this week in the journal Nature examines the trend here and in 18 other regions across the globe, including the Alps, Andes and Himalayas.