Lexus Owner's Manuals
The brand that is synonymous with luxury, Lexus is a spin-off of the world’s largest auto manufacturer Toyota, which they established in the 1980s. In order to take on the higher end of the US market, Toyota decided to create a new brand that focused on comfort and executive styling with modern technology to wow occupants. For some of the most popular models on sale right now you can find PDF versions of the official owner’s manuals on this page.
Browse by Lexus Model (12 in total)
CT
Production of the CT started in 2011 and the model served as the first subcompact executive car that the Japanese luxury car brand had made. It shares its platform with the Prius, Corolla and Matrix models from Toyota. [...]
ES
When the ES first came to market in 1989 it was classed as a compact executive car. In 1991 it was quickly reclassed as a mid-size luxury/executive car. Sales of the car peaked during the 1990s but have never returned due to consumer tastes changing
GS
The GS has sat as Lexus' mid-size sedan since its introduction in 1991. It has historically sat on the same platform as the Toyota Crown and in recent years shares its mechanics with the IS and LS from Lexus also
GX
Lexus' GX line is classed as a full-size luxury SUV that first entered production in 2002. Underneath the car is the Toyota 4Runner platform showing that the car is capable of going off-road unlike the rest of the Lexus SUV range
IS
When Lexus introduced the IS during the late 1990s it attracted a more youthful audience with its sporty appeal. With the introduction of the third generation, the model heavily embraced hybrid technology ahead of the competition
LS
One of the first few original Lexus branded models, the LS serves as the company's flagship full-size sedan. It has gone through 5 generations of design and the current model shares its platform with the Toyota Crown
NX
The NX is the Japanese luxury automakers subcompact crossover SUV offering that first went on sale in 2014. It is built on the same platform as the Toyota RAV4 and Corolla. Most models on sale come with some form of hybrid drivetrain
RC
The Lexus RC is a sporty compact executive car that made its debut in the 2015 model year. It is offered as a standard model with a variety of mid-level engines but can also be purchased in its "F" trim which boasts a 5-liter V8 engine
RX
When the RX first entered production in 1998 it was classed as a compact luxury crossover SUV. A redesign 5 years later saw the car grow into a mid-size crossover SUV classification and 2 years after that a hybrid upgrade in 2003
RZ
On the Lexus RZ owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
SC
The SC was Lexus' grand tourer model that ran from 1992 through to 2010. It went through 2 generations of design but never really made a big splash in the market - it was replaced by the much more expensive LC
UX
The UX from Lexus is a subcompact crossover SUV based on the Toyota Corolla platform. It is offered with a standard 1.4-liter petrol engine, with that same engine as well as a mild-hybrid system or a fully-electric modelAbout Lexus
A lot of the models that the company has released during its life have remained on the market, being redesigned each decade to appeal to the next generation of buyers.
Lexus is known for its futuristic technology and design paired with comfort features and available power under the foot.
The adoption of hybrid technology in the 2010s helped keep the brand (known for its gas-guzzling engines) relevant in a time of rising oil prices and the adoption of environmentally friendly attitudes by drivers.
The Lexus IS model has reigned from the late 1990s with what started as a more affordable model for the masses but quietly crept into becoming a smaller luxury high-priced car in their range. This was probably due to the fact that a budget model would be damaging to a luxury brand.
- Models: 12
