Lexus

Toyota's luxury division Lexus redefined premium automotive standards when it launched in 1989 with the groundbreaking LS 400. Synonymous with Japanese precision and relentless reliability, Lexus perfected the art of silent, vibration-free luxury sedans before expanding into performance (F Sport models) and SUVs. The brand's current lineup showcases meticulous craftsmanship in models like the LS flagship sedan, RX crossover, and LC 500 grand tourer, while its hybrid leadership continues with models like the RX 450h+. Lexus is now transitioning to electrification with the RZ 450e EV and an upcoming direct rival to the Porsche Taycan. Despite its conservative styling reputation, Lexus has embraced bold design language (spindle grille) and track-focused engineering (Lexus LFA supercar legacy) while maintaining its core promise of unparalleled build quality and dealer service.