The redesigned 2026 ES builds on a single architecture that underpins both the hybrid and the all-electric models. The sedan ...

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Compared to the 2025 model, the 2026 Lexus ES is 6.5 inches longer overall, and the wheelbase is stretched by 3 inches. These elongated proportions go with a new design that’s perhaps a tad more ...

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The 2020 Lexus ES is a midsize luxury sedan that exemplifies the brand's commitment to blending comfort, style, and technology. As a staple in the Lexus lineup, the ES has consistently offered a great ...

Toyota might be finished with the Avalon but Lexus isn’t finished with the ES. The 2023 ES sedan acquires features to please a range of buyers, from a new infotainment system to new F Sport packages ...

A 2022 update gave the Lexus ES a long-awaited touchscreen along with improved safety features. For 2023, the brand’s bestselling sedan returns with a new multimedia system, redesigned center console ...

Lexus announced a series of updates for the ES sedan in Europe, including new infotainment, more tech features, and a new F Sport Design trim. See Also: 2023 Lexus RX Breaks Cover With Evolutionary ...

View post: Walmart Has a Cordless Impact Wrench on Sale for Just $48 The Lexus ES 350 is the second model this year to get the Pebble Beach Special Edition treatment, along with the Lexus RX 350. Both ...

While most Lexus cars are rear-drive now, the Camry-based, front-drive ES remains its bread-and-butter model. For '07, the fishy grille of the last model is gone, and Lexus claims it's faster, more ...

In many ways, the 2022 Lexus ES competes in a class of one. Similarly priced luxury sedans are smaller and less accommodating, while equally sized luxury sedans are more expensive. It’s not surprising ...