Lexus Releases 2012-MY Retail Pricing

TORRANCE, CA - Lexus released its 2012-MY retail pricing for its vehicles, ranging from the CT 200h hybrid compact to the LS 600h L luxury hybrid sedan.

by Staff

September 1, 2011

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TORRANCE, CA - Lexus released its 2012-MY retail pricing for its 2012-MY vehicles, ranging from the CT 200h hybrid compact to the LS 600h L luxury hybrid sedan. Lexus said the MSRP for more than half of the Lexus lineup will remain unchanged from the 2011 model year.

All CT 200h models receive a standard Vehicle Proximity Notification System, which alerts pedestrians to the presence of the approaching vehicle when it’s traveling at low speeds, for example on city streets. It automatically turns off above a set speed. This feature will be on the CT first with other Lexus hybrids to follow.

The HS 250h hybrid sedan has one new exterior color, Nebula Gray Pearl, which replaces Smoky Granite Mica.

The GX 460 luxury utility vehicle receives body side molding for the base model and a high-gloss finish on the standard 18-inch wheels for the premium model. Fire Agate Pearl replaces Peridot Mica in the exterior color palette

MODEL YEAR	MODEL CODE	MODEL NAME	11MY MSRP	PRICE INCREASE ($)	MSRP INCREASE (%)	12MY MSRP
2012	9000	ES 350	$36,725	$0	0.0%	$36,725
2012	9100	LS 460	$67,130	$0	0.0%	$67,130
2012	9106	LS 460 AWD	$69,435	$0	0.0%	$69,435
2012	9120	LS 460L	$72,675	$0	0.0%	$72,675
2012	9126	LS 460L AWD	$74,980	$0	0.0%	$74,980
2012	9140	LS 600h L	$112,250	$0	0.0%	$112,250
2012	9420	RX 350 FWD	$39,075	$0	0.0%	$39,075
2012	9424	RX 350 AWD	$40,475	$0	0.0%	$40,475
2012	9440	RX 450h FWD	$44,735	$500	1.1%	$45,235
2012	9444	RX 450h AWD	$46,325	$500	1.1%	$46,825
2012	9501	IS 250 (MT)	$33,295	$300	0.9%	$33,595
2012	9502	IS 250	$34,465	$300	0.9%	$34,765
2012	9506	IS 250 AWD	$36,925	$300	0.8%	$37,225
2012	9510	IS 350	$39,720	$300	0.8%	$40,020
2012	9516	IS 350 AWD	$42,180	$300	0.7%	$42,480
2012	9521	IS 250C (MT)	$41,190	$0	0.0%	$41,190
2012	9522	IS 250C	$42,360	$0	0.0%	$42,360
2012	9530	IS 350C	$46,640	$0	0.0%	$46,640
2012	9550	IS F	$60,660	$640	1.1%	$61,300
2012	9700	GX 460	$53,045	$200	0.4%	$53,245
2012	9710	GX 460 Premium	$57,840	$200	0.3%	$58,040
2012	9800	HS 250h	$36,330	$700	1.9%	$37,030
2012	9810	HS 250h Premium	$39,100	$700	1.8%	$39,800
2012	9900	CT 200h	$29,120	$0	0.0%	$29,120
2012	9907	CT 200h Premium	$30,900	$350	1.1%	$31,250

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