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Lexus NX300h Hybrid Efficiency of a Petrol Engine with a Self-charging Electric Motor

Lexus NX300h Hybrid Efficiency of a Petrol Engine with a Self-charging Electric Motor

The Lexus NX300h is a luxury hybrid SUV that blends stylish design, advanced technology, and eco-friendly performance. A 2.5L 4-cylinder engine with electric motors offers a combined output of 194 horsepower, providing smooth and efficient driving. The NX300h is designed with fuel efficiency, boasting impressive kilometer-per-liter figures, making it an ideal choice for those looking … Read more

2024 Lexus GX 550 Review (Price, Performance, Features)

2024 Lexus GX 550 Review Price Performance Features

GX 550 A Blending of Luxury and Off-Road Capability The 2024 Lexus GX 550 is everything customers have been yearning for in the car market, especially when it comes to the surprise of blending luxury with capable off-roading features. As an SUV that uses the body-on-frame format, the GX 550 builds on that tradition with … Read more

Lexus RX450 Hybrid Review (2015 – 2022)

The Lexus RX is a luxury crossover SUV introduced in 1997 and is currently in its 5th generation (2023 - present).

The Lexus RX is a luxury crossover SUV introduced in 1997 and is currently in its 5th generation (2023 – present). When the second-generation Lexus RX was released in 2004 it was concurrently followed by the introduction of the Lexus RX400h as the first luxury hybrid sport utility vehicle. In 2009 (third generation) an upgrade … Read more

What do Japanese Automaker Names Mean?

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Today, as one of the premier used Japanese car exporters in the country, we thought it would be interesting to talk about Japanese automakers themselves. For example, have you ever wondered how the Japanese say what we know as “Mazda,” or what “Nissan” actually means? Here’s a little Japanese lesson then, centered on popular Japanese automakers.

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The Best Used Cars on the Market by Category

There are many reasons why you may choose to buy a used car instead of a new one. Used cars are almost always cheaper than their new counterparts; however, this does not mean that they are lower quality.

Another benefit is that unlike new cars, used cars do not depreciate as quickly. New cars lose as much as 20 percent of their value once driven off the dealership’s lot. This may very well be the most drastic drop in the value of any consumer product. As for used cars, they have already undergone this initial depreciation and so their prices are generally steady; making them a worthwhile investment in the long run.

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