2024 LC sales numbers
#46
For those interested, review Toyota's SEC Form 20-F 3/31/23 and 3/31/24 about BEV's and Lexus. Simply search "Lexus" and see the hits paying particular attention to the SEC forms page 22 in both years.
https://global.toyota/en/ir/library/sec/
https://global.toyota/en/ir/library/sec/
#47
Intermediate
With it comes to my Lose their asses statement and Who is the ignorant one here, I'd suggest you check the depreciation on Every Single OTHER EV besides your Bolt then possible reevaluate your ignorance opinion. EVs Right Now are rocking in with the Highest depreciation rates Ever Seen in the automotive world.
My point is that an informed consumer can benefit if they buy the correct products. I did, you can too if you weren't so negative in here all the time.
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#48
Lexus Test Driver
If I had a need for an around town car I probably would go EV as well as my next vehicle. Have multiple family members with EVs now and none of them really have anything negative to say other than initial cost. I just don't currently have a need for one nor do I have the garage space for one without punting my minivan outside.
For now I have my minivan that gets us around town with the kids and longer trips, and now my LC for my drives to work and around town for myself, that we can also use on longer drives that don't require more than a night or two away from home.
Using my GS which is being replaced by the LC as a guide, I'll put around 7k miles on the LC annually.
For now I have my minivan that gets us around town with the kids and longer trips, and now my LC for my drives to work and around town for myself, that we can also use on longer drives that don't require more than a night or two away from home.
Using my GS which is being replaced by the LC as a guide, I'll put around 7k miles on the LC annually.
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Oven copper to aluminum connection.
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