The Lexus LX is a sport utility vehicle sold by the Lexus division of Toyota. Also, it was Lexus's first SUV. It has a 4.7-liter, four-cam V8 engine with four valves per cylinder. The LX has a welded steel body and a capacity to seat eight passengers.
The LX470 shares the same floorplan and most body panels with the Toyota Land Cruiser. The current LX470 differs from the Land Cruiser only in its front optics and a more luxurious interior.
Despite being one of the most expensive SUVs, Toyota said it would halt production of the Lexus LX for 2006. It will be replaced by the larger Lexus JX (based on the Toyota Sequoia) for 2008.[ Visit the complete Wikipedia entry for Lexus LX ]
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