Lexus Finance – New or Used Lexus
Looking to buy a new/used Lexus? Need Lexus Finance?
Whether you’ve found the right Lexus already or are still looking, The Car Loan Warehouse is in a great position to arrange Lexus finance at competitive rates.
We’re happy to approve customers for finance before they actually find the Lexus in question, leaving them free to shop with the peace of mind that they can quickly complete the purchase when satisfied.
A unique service we also offer is the ability to provide Lexus finance for private sales. This is something we have developed over some time and it’s proving extremely popular with customers as there are several benefits associate with private sales.
Applying for Lexus finance is quick and simple. Our online car finance application takes 3 minutes to complete and one of our skilled car finance advisor will be in touch as quickly as possible so you can start searching for the right Lexus.
Lexus, A Brief History
Lexus is a luxury vehicle division of a Toyota Motor Corporation founded in 1989. In 2005 it entered the Japanese market, becoming the first Japanese premium car make to be sold in its home country. It has since become Japan’s largest selling make of premium cars and one of the ten largest Japanese global brands in market value.
The company’s headquarters are in Nagoya, Japan, and its logo is a stylized L within an oval, created using a precise mathematical formula.
Lexus was Toyota’s attempt to create a luxury vehicle to challenge the world’s best and build the best luxury sedan in the world. The company’s slogan, “The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection”, reflects the principles on which Lexus was created. The project to create the first Lexus took six years, 450 prototypes and employed the talents of 2300 technicians and 1400 engineers. The finished product was Lexus LS400, designed to provide luxury, style, comfort, quality and performance.
The make has proven to be one of the most reliable brands and has established one of the highest customer loyalty rates in the industry. Its prime market is North America, but its vehicles (which include SUVs, coupes, convertibles and sedans) are also sold in more than 50 countries in Asia, South America, Australia and Europe.
Lexus separated from Toyota in 2005 even though the company still has a large share in it. The company is currently focusing on developing hybrid vehicles.