Lexus RX350 AWD

The snow is flying here in Northeast Ohio, and with all the municipalities cutting back you can see the difference in road conditions during morning and afternoon commutes.  What does that mean?  It means with aggressive lease programs and low finance rates, it's never been a better time to consider the Lexus RX 350 AWD. It boasts an industry leading fuel economy at 18/25 mpg average.  Features like a back-up camera, heated and cooled leather seats, rain-sensing windshield wipers, are just a few of the luxuries you can expect in your RX 350!  Add Navigation and wondering what street you need to turn down next will be a thing of the past!  Stop in at Lexus of Akron/Canton and test drive one today!

Lexus Aims for Sharper Global Image

The Lexus CT 200h hybrid, which is expected to go on sale next spring, is the first result of the new push into progressive luxury, said Schlicht. Fine-tuning the car's suspension to provide a sporty ride -- despite mustering only 134 hp -- underscores the priorities.

    Progressive luxury will be spelled out in future models through:

-- More expressive, daring designs.

-- Aggressive application of hybrid technology.

-- Advanced use of onboard telematics.

Lexus sales climbed 8 percent to 201,769 vehicles through November, putting it on pace to best BMW in car sales

Stay tuned for more information on this great new vehicle by Lexus, I will be posting pics from the Detroit Auto Show later this month.  If there is are any models you would like specific information on you can leave a comment or contact me through email.

Lexus Sales Rise 6.9% in 2010 with GX up 165.6%!!!

Lexus Division
Lexus Division passenger cars reported December sales of 12,678 units, down 17.1 percent from December 2009, with year-end sales of 113,106 units, up 1.0 percent from 2009. For the year, Lexus passenger car sales were led by the ES entry luxury sedan with year-end sales of 48,652 units, up 1.0 percent. The IS entry luxury sport sedan recorded combined annual sales of 34,129 units. The HS entry luxury hybrid sedan recorded sales of 10,663 units for the year, up 60.2 percent.

Lexus Division light trucks reported December sales of 14,882 units, up 21.5 percent over the year-ago month, and year-end sales of 116,223 units, up 13.3 percent over last year. Lexus sales were led by the RX luxury utility vehicle in 2010, which posted combined year-end sales of 95,790 units, up 3.3 percent over the prior year. The GX recorded sales of 16,450 units, up 165.6 percent over 2009.

"Thanks to our customers' enduring confidence in the quality and reliability of our vehicles, Toyota remained the best-selling retail brand for the third consecutive year, Camry was again the best-selling car in America for the ninth straight year and Lexus retained its place as the best-selling luxury brand for the eleventh year in a row," said Don Esmond, senior vice president of automotive operations, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. "We are truly grateful for the strong loyalty our customers showed the Toyota brand in 2010, and we look forward to a successful year in 2011."  Source: Toyota