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Lexus is the premium arm of Toyota, and carries its parent company’s reputation for reliability and build quality. Its models, though, are a far more upmarket affair.

They range from the LBX small SUV, which owes its existence to the rather more humble T...

16 Lexus used car reviews

Used Lexus CT 2011-2021

The Lexus CT is a hybrid hatchback that offers low emissions, but its ride and refinement leave a lot to be desired.

Used Lexus GS 2012-2018

Very generous standard equipment and hybrid power help the Lexus GS stand out, but it isn’t the best luxury car to drive

Used Lexus GS Saloon 1997 - 2005

A spacious luxury saloon lacking in soul

Used Lexus GS Saloon 2005 - 2012

It's the most refined car in its class

Used Lexus IS 2013-2021

The Lexus IS is stylish and beautifully put together, but struggles to compete with its executive car rivals

Used Lexus IS Saloon 1999 - 2005

It's a likeable compact executive car that's a sensible owning proposition, but dear to buy

Used Lexus IS Saloon 2005 - 2013

A fine car, but spoilt by the unsettled ride and noise

Used Lexus LS Saloon 2003 - 2006

It's a superbly refined limousine, but it's expensive to run and lacks personality

Used Lexus NX 2014-2021

The Lexus NX is an immensely reliable used buy; it's just a shame it isn't slightly more fun to drive.

Lexus is the premium arm of Toyota, and carries its parent company’s reputation for reliability and build quality. Its models, though, are a far more upmarket affair.

They range from the LBX small SUV, which owes its existence to the rather more humble Toyota Yaris Cross, through family SUVs such as the RX to the luxurious RZ. There’s also the BMW 5 Series-rivalling Lexus ES executive car, plus the quirky LM – a large, luxurious seven-seat MPV.

Lexus has long traded on its fuel-efficient hybrid engines, but like other manufacturers, it is moving into its electric future with the UX and RZ SUVs.

Lexus

Lexus is the premium arm of Toyota, and carries its parent company’s reputation for reliability and build quality. Its models, though, are a far more upmarket affair.

They range from the LBX small SUV, which owes its existence to the rather more humble Toyota Yaris Cross, through family SUVs such as the RX to the luxurious RZ. There’s also the BMW 5 Series-rivalling Lexus ES executive car, plus the quirky LM – a large, luxurious seven-seat MPV.

Lexus has long traded on its fuel-efficient hybrid engines, but like other manufacturers, it is moving into its electric future with the UX and RZ SUVs.

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