Archive for the 'Lexus' Category
Redefining the Luxury Sedan
Thursday, September 15th, 2011What’s Happening Summer 2011
Tuesday, June 28th, 2011This year has been very eventful for us here at Lexus, and for and our sister company, Toyota. We’ve been challenged by the earthquake in Japan, heartened by the recent legal rulings in Toyota’s favor, and also energized by our increased presence in the hybrid market. If you like us on Facebook, and follow us [...]
The Relentless Pursuit of Relief
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011Bouncing Back
Sunday, March 6th, 2011We’re not going to sugar coat it: 2010 was not an easy year for the automotive industry. The number of recalls undertaken by our parent company, Toyota, with the most recent happening last week, is unprecedented in our industry. But recalls are a fact of life for all automakers, and force everyone in our [...]
How Strong Are Our Cars?
Monday, January 31st, 2011Looking Forward to Lexus in 2011
Friday, December 31st, 2010Your December to Remember
Tuesday, December 7th, 2010Seasons Greetings! We’re closing out a great year with our annual December to Remember Sales Event. We wanted to give you some of its details here, so you’ll have one place to retrieve this information. First of all, why should you consider buying or leasing a Lexus at year end? In our last post we [...]
Seatbelts: Only the Beginning
Monday, November 22nd, 2010If you own a Lexus, you’ve undoubtedly been driving long enough to remember when vehicle safety consisted mainly of wearing a seatbelt. The first ones were lap-only, followed by the harness variety. Many of you can even remember – horrors – a time before seatbelts when your parents actually let you stand beside them on [...]
Taking Part in Our Pursuit of Perfection
Friday, September 17th, 2010The interactive age we live in demands that customers be given a voice. By that, we mean not just to ask questions or complain when things aren’t right, but to have a say in product offerings, customer service, and means of communication such as social media. Gone are the days when customers sat on the [...]




