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GX SET TO BREAK NEW GROUND FOR LEXUS IN AUSTRALIA
Lexus will literally break new ground when the highly anticipated GX off-roader goes on sale in Australia, headlined with the GX 550 Overtrail, the most rugged adventure-focused Lexus yet Positioned either side of Overtrail are the more family-focused Luxury and Sports Luxury grades – all three powered by a strong V6 twin turbo engine developing 260kW and 650Nm for responsive performance and great towing ability. Luxury and Sports Luxury come in seven-seat configuration to offer maximu
2023 LEXUS GX 460; BLACK LINE SPECIAL EDITION
The Lexus GX 460 is assembled with the versatility required of modern luxury SUVs. The balance of sophistication and impressive capability make it ready for practically any occasion, whether it be a luxurious evening out on the town or traversing the rugged trails for a weekend at the cabin. The GX comes standard with four-wheel drive capability, and it offers three-row seating with room for up to seven passengers to ensure no one gets left behind. Most importantly, the GX is assembled with the
World Premiere sparks new era for Lexus Electrified Vision
A new era has begun for Lexus battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and the Lexus Electrified vision with the world premiere of the all-new RZ 450e As the brand's first BEV built on a dedicated platform, the RZ heralds the transition of Lexus into a BEV-centred brand. The RZ also embodies the unique Lexus vehicle design and driving experience brought on by advanced electrification technologies and know-how cultivated over many years through hybrid-vehicle development. As a result, high
Lexus Connected Services expands with launch of new Connected App
Lexus will expand its advanced Lexus Connected Services1 technologies in 2022, with the launch of the new Lexus Connected smartphone app to coincide with the arrival of the all-new Lexus NX luxury medium SUV The all-new NX joins the new ES and LS with complimentary Lexus Connected Services1 - including Automatic Collision Notification (ACN)2, SOS Emergency Call1 and Stolen Vehicle Tracking (SVT)4 - and will now expand this functionality even further. Customers who purchase the all-new
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Hi guys, Recently moved to Aus from Ireland. We have a massive following of lexus in Ireland especially is200s as a cheap Rwd. I am based in Perth and looking to buy one again. Looking mainly for a red or yellow one if anyone could point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Couple of pics of my ones back home. Cheers! -
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I got a RX500H and uses Mobil98, which could only get about 10L/100KM on City and about 8.5L/100KM Highway. -
Hi all, Long-time gen 2 Prius owner, Melbourne-based… just purchased a 2011 RX450H sports luxury last weekend with nearly 300,000km on the clock 😅 Of course, the very next day it threw a P0A80. Sad trombone. Got it up and running for the time being at least. But I digress… Bit more about me - elec eng grad working in telecommunications, also enjoy playing drums and tinkering with stuff. Nice to be here. Rob -
By Golden Eye · Posted
Hello Neil, Great to hear from you. With the XBB kit you get the Dongle which plugs into the OBD2 plug, and the Power Unit, which is a Bluetooth relay that goes under the bonnet close to where the Dongle is situated. The kit comes with all the instructions needed. I sourced the 12 volt positive supply direct from the battery, with an inline fuse fitted the next size up to what the driving lights current draw is. Say your lights draw ten amps, then I would fit a fifteen amp fuse to protect the system. By sourcing direct from the battery, you do not get any significant current drop off, as long as your wires are suited to the current draw. I also ran the negative wire to the Power unit from the battery. The wiring was relatively easy but longest part of the exercise. If you have wired in a relay previously, then you will find it an easy task. I will strongly recommend you get and use relay base for the Power unit, it makes it much easier. I hope this helps you out Neil, Regards Peter
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