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FAQs

How long does it take to get a Lexus built? ›

How Long Does it Take? From the time your order is confirmed to the moment your vehicle arrives at our dealership can take anywhere from several weeks to months. This timeframe will depend on various factors such as the demand for your vehicle, available parts, and more.

Lexus remains an outstanding choice when it comes to dependability with a score of 135 PP100. This is a full 55 problems per 100 vehicles lower than the industry average of 190 PP100. Compared to the Mercedes-Benz score of 218 PP100, Lexus is the clear winner in terms of dependability.

Consumer Reports speaks highly of both brands. However, Lexus is top ranked of all brands in the 2023 JD Power Vehicle Dependability Study. Kelley Blue Book has awarded Lexus with the 2022 Most Trusted Luxury Brand and 2023 Best Luxury Brand for resale values.

In terms of value compared to other brands, a used Lexus often stands out. Sure, they're a luxury brand, so the initial price might be a bit higher than, say, a Toyota or Honda. But what you get for that price is a well-built, reliable car that holds its value quite well over time.

The quick and easy answer is that it depends on how well maintained the engine is. Because Lexus engines are very high quality, they easily and routinely last for over 100,000 miles each, and before that point you rarely will have major repairs.

Lexus is the luxury brand of Toyota, so much of its manufacturing takes place in Japan. But Lexus has plants in the US and Canada as well, as Lexus of Palm Beach covers below.

Not only is Lexus a more dependable brand, but its average annual maintenance costs are also lower than BMW's. On average, Lexus owners report spending approximately $550 per year on maintenance. Comparatively, BMW owners report spending an average of $1,000 to $1,700 per year to maintain their vehicle.

On the whole, Mercedes-Benz models offer higher performance capabilities, unique interior features as standard, and greater efficiency than Lexus models. We compare the two brands side by side for Rancho Cucamonga drivers below to show them why Mercedes-Benz is truly a one-of-a-kind brand.

Lexus LX 470

It is the most reliable Lexus because of its great reliability. Like any old car, its longevity depends on how well the owner cares for it. It can easily last hundreds of miles without problems if maintained properly.

The secret of Lexus' success is multi-faceted, but one of the plus points for those who love this luxury brand is how well Lexus vehicles hold their value. In a world filled with luxury cars that devalue rapidly as soon as they leave a showroom floor, the Lexus range of desirable vehicles maintain strong resale value.

Does Lexus need premium gas? ›

With that said, you're probably asking yourself, “Does Lexus require premium gas?” For most (but not all) of the Lexus lineup, the answer to that question is yes. Most Lexus models require you use at least 91 octane (premium) gasoline, while there are a few that can use 87 octane regular unleaded.

In their 2021 J.D. Power Dependability Study, J.D. Power determined that when it comes to reliability, “Lexus ranks highest among luxury brands.” This is to say that when it comes to Acura vs. Lexus reliability, there's no contest. In fact, this is the ninth year in a row that Lexus has earned this designation.

According to industry reviews, consumer feedback, reported problems, and NHTSA statistics, the most reliable years for Lexus RX350 are 2014, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. In these particular years, the car received the highest ratings in terms of safety, reliability, and performance.

To put these rankings in context, CR's top five brands ranked on average predicted reliability — Lexus, Toyota, Mini, Acura and Honda — all scored in the 70s, making them twice as dependable as many of the brands listed below, according to CR's methodology.

In the world of luxury cars, Lexus stands out as a brand that embodies the essence of luxury in every sense. With a diverse line-up of Lexus models, cutting-edge technology, and an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and comfort, Lexus has earned its reputation as a true luxury brand.

An average car has about 30,000 parts. Once those parts are manufactured and brought to the final production line, it takes automakers about 18 to 35 hours to produce one mass-market vehicle – from welding to full engine assembly to painting.

Based on the Lexus parts and options, you can view pricing and adjust your vehicle as needed. Once you're ready, you can choose to lease or finance your new Lexus and apply your trade-in. After that, simply enter your contact information, and we'll have your custom Lexus delivered.

Given there are no delays with shipping, we generally see between 45-60 days by the time a vehicle is being built to arrival.

Where Are Lexus Models Made? Lexus vehicles are produced primarily in Japan at manufacturing plants in the Chūbu and Kyūshū regions. The Lexus RX 330 was the first Lexus built outside of Japan in 2003, in Ontario, Canada.