Lexus Products

Lexus recently registered its 1 millionth fan on its Facebook page. To celebrate this achievement, Lexus is looking to put down real roots by inviting its fans, customers, dealers and associates to plant 1 million seeds on or around Earth Day this month.

To celebrate Earth Day on April 22, Driver’s Seat will spend the next few weeks focusing on Toyota’s environmental advances, from fuel-sipping vehicles to dealership charging stations. We’ve also launched a contest, which, we confess, may not conserve (brain)power.

Lexus’ revitalized sales momentum promises to receive an added boost when the all-new 2013 ES lineup, unveiled today at the New York International Auto Show, arrives at dealerships in late summer -- headlined by the availability of a hybrid model for the first time.

Lexus’ embrace of a new driver-centric design philosophy, initiated with the popular CT 200h and advanced with the bold new GS sedan, took a dramatic step forward today with the unveiling of the LF-LC concept vehicle at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

After a year in which an earthquake and tsunami in Japan and flooding in Thailand led to a 50,000-unit drop in production, Mark Templin’s mission at the recent Lexus National Dealer Meeting in Las Vegas was clear: shift the focus to 2012.

Where in the world are these wheels and who won our contest? The answers are . . .

Lexus bolstered its enthusiast driving credentials today when it took the wraps off the all-new 2013 GS 350 with F SPORT package at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas.

Lexus revealed an all-new 2013 GS 350 today that promises to not only shake up the mid-luxury sedan segment but to chart an aggressive new driver-oriented course for the now more than 20-year-old brand.

What better place for basic training than a boot camp? So Lexus recently held a Social Media Boot Camp to help associates understand how Facebook, Twitter and YouTube enable the brand to better connect and communicate with customers.

When J.D. Power and Associates announced the results of its 2011 Initial Quality Study (IQS) on June 23, Mark Morgan was confident Lexus would improve on its fourth-place finish in 2010. But first place? That accomplishment, he admits, caught him a bit by surprise.