Lexus At Geneva Auto Show 2006

[Tailpipe]

I've heard from five separate sources, including Top Gear and a Lexus insider, that Lexus will be exhbiting quite a few interesting new models at the Geneva show in March. Here's the anticipated line-up:

IS 460 Saloon: the much vaunted M3 eater seen running rings around the opposition at the Ring

IS 250/ 460 Coupe/ Cabriolet: probably available as both a hard-top and convertible models

RX 350 SUV: More powerful and frugal than current RX300 on sale mid-2006

SC460 Coupe: New engine

GS 350/ 450h/ 460: New engines on sale mid-2006

LS 460 Incl. LWB Preview of the new flagship on sale late 2006

LF-A Supercar latest iteration: the ultimate Lexus on sale late 2007

There's also a growing rumour that Lexus will indeed offer a SportCross replacement with much more space and AWD as an option. There is some debate whether the new SportCross or Coupe will be shown first.

This will be an impressive bunch of cars if they are indeed seen. Let's hope so.

[Tango]

I've heard from five separate sources, including Top Gear and a Lexus insider, that Lexus will be exhbiting quite a few interesting new models at the Geneva show in March. Here's the anticipated line-up:

IS 460 Saloon: the much vaunted M3 eater seen running rings around the opposition at the Ring

IS 250/ 460 Coupe/ Cabriolet: probably available as both a hard-top and convertible models

RX 350 SUV: More powerful and frugal than current RX300 on sale mid-2006

SC460 Coupe: New engine

GS 350/ 450h/ 460: New engines on sale mid-2006

LS 460 Incl. LWB Preview of the new flagship on sale late 2006

LF-A Supercar latest iteration: the ultimate Lexus on sale late 2007

There's also a growing rumour that Lexus will indeed offer a SportCross replacement with much more space and AWD as an option. There is some debate whether the new SportCross or Coupe will be shown first.

This will be an impressive bunch of cars if they are indeed seen. Let's hope so.

The AWD IS250 is already available in the States...I saw a quite a few on the roads as far back as early December.