Lexus has finally been working on an all-electric vehicle, as every one of its market competitors such as Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, and more have done. However, this electric vehicle definitely is not the “Tesla killer” every other electric car claims to be. Instead, Lexus is building an electric vehicle for a niche market, based off…
Lexus has not typically been known as a brand that would go off-road, treading paths of dirt and gravel, but instead aiming to conquer suburban streets in as much comfort as possible. In my almost nine years with the Lexus brand, I have only ever once seen a Lexus used for off-roading, and sadly had…
Lexus has always been known for developing safe, reliable vehicles, and they’re looking to continue that trend in 2020, with a suite of safety features that will now be standard across all Lexus vehicles. Although currently available, it must be chosen as an option on the vehicle; by making the following features standard, Lexus not…
Our team at Walser and Lexus of Wichita are no stranger to playing host to rare and limited edition vehicles: from the Lexus LC Structural Blue to the Lexus LFA that has held and grown in value (with Nurburgring versions selling for over $800,000). Yet, the thrill of having these exclusive vehicles join us at…
Brought up from time to time, your local Lexus of Wichita writer Taylor McKee (aka me) is actually an English major who’s just spent a few years working in marketing with our wonderful team. And throughout my years of working with the Lexus brand, coming up on 9 years as of writing this, I’ve always…
Lexus has long been known for the creature comforts of their vehicles; soft, luxurious rides, with all the potential amenities and needs available at the driver’s fingertips. Yet, in recent years, Lexus has chosen to chase more aggressive designs, while also developing some immense, incredibly engineered performance vehicles. Now, with the Lexus RC F Track…
Lexus as a group has always been excited about innovative and explorative design, from their vehicles such as the LS 500 with Koriko glass and the Structural Blue LC 500 whose paint took 15 years to develop, to the technology pioneering that drives the Lexus innovation. As part of that excitement that drives Lexus, every…
Lexus has been taking a much more stylistically aggressive approach to design, moving away from just making comfortable crossovers and Sunday driver sedans to more fun, sporty, and otherwise drastically different designs. Recent releases such as the recent LS sedan with an aggressively large front grille and slim, sporty styling, or the 2019 UX with…
Just finally arriving here at Lexus of Wichita, the Lexus UX is the newest crossover in the Lexus lineup, and it’s truly something to talk about (or write, in this case). Built to compete, per the chief engineer on the UX Chika Kako, “against segment competitors, including the first-generation BMW X1,” the UX is a…
SEMA is historically a fantastic show for Lexus; bringing out some amazing customized versions of Lexus models to spice things up has inspired future Lexus designs for innovation and excitement. SEMA, a tradeshow attended only by qualified individuals in the aftermarket. Held in Vegas, the SEMA show brings in over 60,000 attendees, and hosts everything…
