Announcing the All New Fully Redesigned 2023 RX
Bringing you a fully redesigned RX 350
Consumer Reports has named Lexus the most reliable car of 2022. Lexus’ legendary engineering has once again produced the best luxury vehicles that surpass other brands in dependability on the road. The Lexus brand’s pursuit of perfection is an ongoing mantra that continues to drive Lexus to design and deliver some of the world’s best…
Lexus of Las Vegas is proud to once again be a Bronze-level sponsor of the Black History Month event at Springs Preserve, donating $1,500.
Imagine Las Vegas As a Carbon-Neutral City It’s not far from reality. By 2030, Lexus will offer a lineup that will include battery-electric vehicles, fuel-cell electric vehicles, and plug-in hybrids. It has already started with the new 2022 NX 450h+ plug-in hybrid. The next step is to introduce a line of battery-electric vehicles. That…
Helping Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT) At Lexus of Las Vegas, we celebrate the holiday season by giving back to our community. This month through December 10th our dealership is excited to be hosting a toy drive benefiting Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT). FEAT is a Las Vegas non-profit dedicated to helping families…
Lexus Named Top Premium Brand in Loyalty Study These past 18 months have challenged us. Through this pandemic, shutdowns, and changing guidelines from Clark County and the state of Nevada, Lexus of Las Vegas did our part to stay open and serve you and your vehicle the way you expected us to. Your patience…
When it comes to maintaining and serving your Lexus, you may find that it’s far more affordable than you might expect.
Awards mean more than just trophies on the shelf. They recognize the achievements made by Lexus in order for you to Experience quality.
Our service advisors, sales staff, technicians, finance managers, lot attendants, and office staff deliver our best to you with pride.
Some vehicles seem as if they can drive themselves. They can allow you to relax for a moment while keeping your eyes on the road. However, these systems need driver interaction for them to work.