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Lexus Trademarks LX 700h -- Finally Getting the iForce Max???
Interesting LX news floating around this week... It's been reported that Lexus has filed a trademark for the LX 700h, implying that it might join the Sequoia in offering the hybrid iForceMAX powertrain -- https://www.clublexus.com/articles/l...of-luxury-suv/
Having driven the LX 600 Ultra Luxury (hoping to get an F Sport in about a month) and the Tundra TRD Pro, I have been very surprised that Lexus didn't offer its more powerful engine on its flagship SUV, so hopefully, this'll make things more interesting.
are these iforce max engines made in japan?
i figured they need to be if they will go in the LX. tundras and sequoias are made stateside but can get either japanese or american powerplants. i don't see american powerplants powering japanese assembled vehicles...but i could be wrong.
are these iforce max engines made in japan?
i figured they need to be if they will go in the LX. tundras and sequoias are made stateside but can get either japanese or american powerplants. i don't see american powerplants powering japanese assembled vehicles...but i could be wrong.
usually made in Japan. Early Tundras used Japan made 4.7 motors. I guess you never know.
are these iforce max engines made in japan?
i figured they need to be if they will go in the LX. tundras and sequoias are made stateside but can get either japanese or american powerplants. i don't see american powerplants powering japanese assembled vehicles...but i could be wrong.
fun fact: the civic type-r is made in Japan and has an American made engine.