Lexus is a subsidiary of the Toyota Motor Corporation, but the two brands operate independently.

No. Lexus has its own designs, engineering, and manufacturing facilities. Lexus also tends to have higher-end components and a more expensive design than other Toyota models.

Yes. Although they operate independently, Lexus is the luxury arm of the Toyota Motor Corporation.

(As part of the Toyota Motor Corporation, Lexus ranks in line with Toyota’s highly ranked reliability. Lexus vehicles are considered by some to be the most reliable new car brand on the market.

Relative to other luxury vehicles, no. Maintaining and repairing a Lexus is relatively inexpensive, as far as luxury vehicles are concerned. On average, annual maintenance on a Lexus costs Lexus owners around $550 per year.

Lexus vehicles are designed for comfort and luxury vehicles. They incorporate advanced technology while at the same time maintaining Toyota’s reputation for very high reliability.

A well-maintained Lexus can last up to between 250,000 and 300,000 miles.

As with other vehicle brands, It depends on the model and whether or not you’ve purchased a hybrid. For the Lexus brand, combined average gas mileage across Lexus models is 39 mpg. Hybrid Lexus vehicles can get anywhere from 29 mpg to 50 mpg on the highway, depending on the model.

Lexus hybrid batteries are designed to last 15 years or 150,000 miles on average, under normal conditions.

Lexus vehicles have a slower rate of depreciation than many other luxury brands. Hybrid models have very good fuel economy, and the Lexus brand itself is renowned for its performance, reliability, and comfortable driver experience. These things combined make a hybrid Lexus a solid purchase.