LEXUS
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Luxury division of Toyota, created from a project started in 1983 and launched with the LS in 1989.
- Parent
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- Headquarters
- Shimoyama, Aichi, Japan, since 2024
- Launched
- 1989, with the Lexus LS
- Home market
- Sold as a brand in Japan from 2005
Lexus originated from a corporate project code-named F1, begun in 1983 to develop a new premium sedan, which culminated in the launch of the Lexus LS in 1989. The division later added sedan, coupé, convertible and SUV models.
The brand did not exist in Japan until 2005, when it also opened dealerships at home. A performance division, F, arrived in 2007 with the IS F sedan, followed by the LFA supercar in 2009.
- 1983F1 project to develop a premium sedan begins
- 1989Lexus LS launched
- 2005Lexus brand launched in Japan
- 2007F performance division and IS F
- 2009LFA supercar
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LEXUS Lexus LS (2017-2018)
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LEXUS Lexus LC 500h (2016)
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LEXUS Lexus LC 500 (2016)
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LEXUS Lexus LF-Ch: the compact hybrid hatchback concept that led to the CT
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LEXUS Lexus 2054: the Minority Report concept that Lexus built
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LEXUS Lexus LF-C: the 2004 concept with a four-position roof
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LEXUS Lexus HS 250h: the first dedicated hybrid sedan from Lexus
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LEXUS Lexus LFA: the V10 supercar Lexus built five hundred times
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LEXUS Lexus LX: the luxury Land Cruiser that became Lexus’s biggest SUV
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LEXUS Lexus GX: the body-on-frame luxury SUV built on the Land Cruiser Prado
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LEXUS Lexus RX: the luxury crossover that started the whole class
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LEXUS Lexus SC: from the V8 coupé of 1991 to the SC 430 convertible
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LEXUS Lexus LS: the flagship sedan that started the whole Lexus brand
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LEXUS Lexus IS: the compact sports sedan that started life as the Toyota Altezza
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LEXUS Lexus GS: the rear-wheel-drive sedan that began as the Toyota Aristo
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LEXUS Lexus ES: the quiet front-wheel-drive sedan that outlived the sports models
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LEXUS Lexus CT 200h: the compact hybrid hatchback that lasted twelve years