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The 2027 Lexus RZ brings a bold energy to the Lexus lineup, combining all-electric performance with elevated style and excellent craftsmanship that has become synonymous with the brand. Sleek, modern and confidently designed, the RZ is crafted for drivers who want more from every moment behind the wheel. It delivers excitement, innovation and quiet confidence, seamlessly blending luxury and technology, dynamic performance and progressive design. The 2027 Lexus RZ offers a choice for every kind o
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Marking the culmination of the Lexus IS 25th Legacy Tour, Lexus unveiled the 2027 Lexus IS Special Appearance Package at the last stop of the 4-city summer tour in Miami, Florida. For a quarter-century, the IS has bestowed performance, design, and driving passion — honoring the legacy that the Lexus IS has built within the automotive community. Since 2022, Lexus has marked each year with a new Special Edition or Special Appearance Package, offering IS owners a next level of exclusivity. Continu
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The eighth-generation Lexus ES was all-new for 2026 and carries over to 2027 unchanged. The long-running luxury sedan’s latest hybrid model is joined by the battery-electric (BEV) ES models in dealerships. Every 2027 Lexus ES shares styling inside and out; a multi-pathway platform capable of supporting internal combustion and all-electric powertrains; and the latest Lexus Interface touchscreen and digital Multi-Information Display (MID) ahead of the driver. Utilizing Lexus’ sixth-generation hybr
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Lexus brings an immersive electrified experience to four U.S. cities this summer Lexus is bringing its immersive “Discover Your Energy” pop-up experience to four U.S. cities this year, inviting guests in Scottsdale, Arizona; Plano, Texas; Cleveland, Ohio; and Bethesda, Maryland to explore some of the brand’s electrified vehicles through a visually striking and interactive event. Inspired by the idea that energy takes shape, the experience is designed to make electrified power feel intuitive, lux
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Keeping a vehicle well maintained is paramount for its long-term health and performance. Some drivers don’t realize just how much scheduled maintenance can affect a vehicle’s longevity and performance — and that includes electrified vehicles (EVs), too, which also need routine care. While EVs bypass oil changes, their systems, including the electric powertrain, brakes, cooling systems and fluids, still need expert attention to help ensure optimal operation and battery health. Beyond routine chec
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The 2015 RX350 had halegon headlight which were weak. Replaced with a high quality led which is a huge improvement. I need to lower them a bit Not getting flashed but want more light on the road. These are not the self leveling type. And the light don’t move up and down at start up. The A and B. Knobs don’t seem to move the lights when parked 25 feet away on a level surface. Will try adjusting the light assembly.
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Is the vehicle equipped with factory HID/Xenon headlights or LED headlights, and do the headlights move up and down briefly during startup? That information will help narrow down whether the problem is with the auto-leveling system, the AFS system, or the headlamp assemblies themselves. On a 2015 Lexus RX350, the A and B headlight aiming controls (for the auto-leveling/AFS system) generally will not respond if the vehicle believes the headlights are already at their programmed position, or if there is a fault in the leveling system. A few things you should check: Verify which lights are being adjusted The A and B controls are intended for vertical headlight aiming and only affect low beams. Adjustments are often subtle and easiest to see when parked 20-25 feet from a wall at night. Check for a stuck or failed headlight leveling sensor The RX350 uses ride-height sensors attached to the suspension. If a sensor link is bent, broken, corroded, or disconnected, the headlights may remain too high and ignore adjustment commands. Inspect the headlamp assembly If a headlight housing was replaced after an accident or repair, an internal aiming mechanism may be damaged or disconnected. Look for warning lights An AFS (Adaptive Front-lighting System) warning message or yellow AFS indicator can point to a leveling-system fault. Mechanical adjustment may be required If the owner simply needs the beams lowered, there are manual aiming screws on the headlamp assemblies that can be adjusted with a screwdriver or socket. This is often the most reliable way to correct aim if the electronic adjustment is not responding. Recent suspension work? New struts, springs, lift kits, lowering springs, or rear suspension repairs can affect headlight calibration and require recalibration of the leveling system.
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I have the Cross Climates on my 2015 Rx 350 and a 2016 awd sedan Neither are pulling . The tires perform very well in all conditions on both. I wish I have an answer for you.
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Aiming issue lights not responding to turning A or B control. Need to lower
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Isn’t UX production already being scaled back prior to discontinuation of the model in February of 27?
