There's a reason Lexus sales went up nearly 11% in 2003. Actually, two reasons: The newly introduced GX470 SUV accounted for about 31,000 vehicle sales that didn't exist in 2002. And the redesigned RX ...

An auto industry joke goes, "How quiet can you make a Lexus?" Pause. It's a rhetorical question, like "how much is too much?" Toyota Motor 's Lexus subsidiary figured out long ago how to make its cars ...

A new “drive-by-wire” system is Lexus’ answer to the hesitation problems that some owners are complaining about. Consumer Reports stepped in and said that they believe it may be something else (CR is ...

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The Lexus RX330 2005 prices range from $7,150 for the basic trim level SUV RX RX330 Sports Luxury to $10,450 for the top of the range SUV RX RX330 Sports. The Lexus RX330 2005 comes in SUV. The Lexus ...

If today's streets are any indication, you've got the wrong best friend. We're not talking about your dog here: Americans are making happy homes for Land Rovers and other sport/utility vehicles to the ...

When Lexus launched the RX 300 in 1998, it not only created the car-based luxury sport/utility vehicle segment, it started a trend. Six years later, with a variety of manufacturers - Acura, BMW, ...

Del Mar, California The original car-based luxury SUV (or, in today's parlance, crossover vehicle) is already going in for its first redesign just as a flood of competitors are emerging from the ...

If you were buying it you would pay $9000-$11,500; if you were trading it in you would get $6500-$8500. On average it would have done between 130,000 and 240,000 km. I WOULD expect the engine is ...

Philosophy: Japan's luxury soft-roader. Trivia: The body's aerodynamics were tested in a wind tunnel used to develop Japanese bullet trains. Why you'd buy it: Tall driving position, a big, safe body ...