Along with its exceptional lineup of silky-smooth rides, part of Lexus’ main appeal is its strong reliability factor. And while this luxury car brand typically lives up to its expectations, sometimes it misses the mark. The 2020 Lexus LS shows that. Here’s what you should know about the 2020 LS sedan and the alternatives you …

The 2018 Lexus LS was a redesign of the well-loved Lexus luxury sedan. Lexus often lets generations live a long time before the introduction of a new one. Lexus models are also know for offering a little competition to some of the German luxury automakers such as BMW, Audi, and Mercedes. It’s actually still a …

Lexus is pretty much synonymous with luxury and reliability. The carmaker has an attractive vehicle lineup packed with fantastic features but of course, some models are more reliable than others. If you have been eyeing the Lexus LS sedan specifically, there are few things you should consider before splurging on one. Critics are divided on …

Regular sedans are declining in popularity for many reasons but that’s not the case with luxury ones. Luxury sedans typically offer more refined power, safety features, as well as other posh offerings. One particular old-time favorite in the luxury sedan class is the Lexus LS. But how does this signature model compare to relative newcomers …

As you already know, Lexus is a car brand reputed for dependability. Not all 2020 models hold true to this dogma, however. One sedan that has enjoyed prestige as a Lexus favorite fell short big time, according to Consumer Reports. The 2018 redesign of this popular Lexus sedan didn’t pack the punch we hoped it …

For years, the Lexus LS reigned supreme with its robust engine, smooth ride, and posh interior. For buyers who want better fuel economy from their luxury sedan, Lexus offers a hybrid version, the LS500h. Does this model provide both the performance and the improved gas mileage that makes it worth the significantly higher price tag?  …

Today, Lexus’ vehicles, from passenger cars to 3-row off-road-capable SUVs, enjoy a strong reputation for reliability and comfort. The brand’s vehicles don’t offer features like perfume atomizers or the Rolls-Royce Cullinan’s starlight headliner, true. But then, Lexus started from Toyota, the automaker that created the understated, extremely-exclusive Century. Instead of over-the-top tech, Lexus focused on …