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Wow ! hat's very good !
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Way to start Lexus Europe's bright future! [+]
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    Thomas
  • April 30, 2012
Does it help to have satisfied customers when they sell only about 400 cars pr. year? About 300 of them sold cars are CT's, the rest are mostly RX's.  Lexus needs a new SportCross if their aim is to sell more cars in Europe.
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    • May 1, 2012
    How do you think Lexus would increase sales if they didn't have satisfied customers? You have to start somewhere.
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      Thomas .
    • May 1, 2012
    You are right about that. I just really really want a new SportCross and so do many other European potential future Lexus owners. Remember when Alfa Romeo came out with their beautiful SportWagon? People in Europe were all over that one and it sold like hotcakes.
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      Max_bramante76
    • May 1, 2012
    Lol, Alfa Romeo is about to die in these days...
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      Thomas
    • May 2, 2012
    Ok, Lol lol
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    Ljn71
  • April 30, 2012
Lexus sales figures are improving greatly in Europe,and I think the new GS and upcoming IS and smaller cross-over (CX?) will increase sales even further. In my hometown,Tromsø;home to the worlds northern-most Lexus dealer, the CT is the second best selling car overall. Not bad at all! :-D
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Lexus need more engine options in Europe. Both more and less powerful. I would have changed my old IS300 long time ago for an IS350, but only IS250 is available. CT also needs a more powerful 300h.  I hear the new GS will be 450h only here in Switzerland. How many sales is that top-of-the-line model expected to make compared to the 520d and E220CDI which cost a little bit more than half of the GS450h price?
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      Ljn71
    • April 30, 2012
    I think a CT 300h is coming,and a GS 300h.
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    • May 1, 2012
    My own feeling is that we'll see a GS 300h, IS 300h and CT 300h. Not sure when, though.
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      Max_bramante76
    • May 1, 2012
    I think that we'll see a  CT180h: Based on the Prius C AKA Aqua: 1.5 + hybrid wich could give a big boost in the already good CT sales in Europe.
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      Pond
    • May 1, 2012
    Hmm, IMO the CT200h has the absolute minimum power required for a "premium" car. It can't do much more than keep up with freeway traffic as it is - keeping it over 100kph uphill brings it way out of the comfort zone. Unlike my previous 200, the 1st gen IS. Not a fast car either, but it always had a little extra to give. The CT doesn't. Doing something less than 200h should be for a pure city car, like a Lexus parallel to the Cygnet or something.
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    • May 1, 2012
    Lexus' engine strategy in Europe is puzzling, but my understanding is that it's something that's being looked at very carefully. I don't expect engine options to be so limited in the future.
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      Thomas .
    • May 1, 2012
    Im fine with the engine options. The only option you have is a 6 cyl. badass engine! I wouldnt want Lexus to stoop down at f.ex. Audi's level and offer inferior enginens. The engine IS the car!
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      Ids
    • May 1, 2012
    Yeah I completley agree with Thomas The IS350 is one crazy car, the V6 under the hood is very powerful.. Drove many Audi's and even their upper models were very slow & sluggish.. Even the IS250 was faster..
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    BlackDynamiteNY
  • April 30, 2012
I've never been to Norwegia, ok? BD

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