Morizo-enhanced Lexus LBX confirmed
/Impending small city sports utility envisaged as petite power player is adding to NZ line-up.
Read MoreImpending small city sports utility envisaged as petite power player is adding to NZ line-up.
Read MoreDropping pure petrol creates price gap between this car and newly-introduced LBX.
Read MoreImpending small city sports utility envisaged as petite power player.
Read MoreLexus baby now the cheapest buy - but only when the entry edition is considered.
Read MoreFront and all-wheel-drive editions with plenty of upmarket pizzazz could be the ticket for sub-UX offer landing in March.
Read MoreThe LBX draws off a popular Toyota small car but delivers to a premium audience and seems to have more zest.
Read MoreA baby Lexus has been teased, a big one is hinted as a Prado and Toyota has announced yet another strategy to go electric - starting with another platform.
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