Released in 1989, the Lexus LS400 flexed Toyota’s luxury car chops and put names like Mercedes and BMW on notice. Whether it’s a critical pillar that brought glory to a beloved sports team or a ...

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Toyota Motor Corp. deserves credit for numerous remarkable achievements, one of the most stunning its creation of Lexus, the luxury brand that took the U.S. by storm when it was created thirty years ...

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When Toyota president Eiji Toyoda set his sights on building "a car that is better than the best in the world" in 1983, the automotive community thought that Japan's largest automaker had lost their ...

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The original Lexus LS400 gave Jaguar sleepless nights and even had BMW and Mercedes on the run. Here’s how to buy a great example Some cars earn their modern classic stripes far quicker than others – ...

After my year of owning a 1998 Lexus LS400 I woke up one morning, chugged a vanilla chai, and decided I needed a sports car. In late-2017 I was still rather broke, so my options were limited.

A large swath of American drivers today have always known Lexus as an established power player. But when Lexus unveiled its first car, the LS, at the Detroit auto show in January 1989, America had a ...

View post: Lease a Toyota Tacoma for as Low as $289/Month Only this March 26 – 1997 Lexus LS400 in Colorado junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 03 – 1997 Lexus LS400 in Colorado junkyard – photo by ...

A 1992 Lexus LS400 sat parked in a barn in Norfolk, England, for ages. It has only 11,000 miles on the clock, and a few dents every here and there. The former owner, Audrey is the author of all those.