- Messages
- 3,686
- Reactions
- 5,670
Lexus did have the IS 220d/200d but never really took off and were plagued with issues. Currently Lexus does have the LX 450d. It's obvious Lexus wants to lead in the future of engine propulsion such as gasoline and hydrogen hybrids. I look forward to what Lexus has in store...
However, the big news for me in the breakdown is the LS.... 41K units is a HUGE number for a 100K vehicle, wow!
Agreed, I'm *really* surprised they moved that many LS hybrids.
How can anybody mass adopt an ugly kit? #SMH If they hydrogen tech was fitted in an IS, Camry, Avalon, ES, CT... this tech will spread like fire.
*vent*