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Lexus is a part of Toyota Motor Corporation and offers high-quality vehicles, particularly sedans and sports cars. The company presents concept models like the LS CONCEPT, which is perceived as a private hospital due to its craftsmanship, innovation, and careful material selection. Another concept model, the AE86 BEV, was brought into the Los Angeles Automotive Community to attract attention there. Lexus belongs to the Toyota Group and focuses on the development of luxury vehicles with high technological standards. The brand is recognized by certificates and classes for its vehicles that are implemented in various countries and regions.

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