Chicago Lexus IS F drivers looking with interest at Lexus LS 600h L Hybrid by Huey Farley

I'm a man who loves his luxury cars. I'm also a man who loves progress, and you don't have to go much farther than the Lexus and Toyota brands to get some progress. It's great to see that your Chicago Lexus dealer is putting efficiency and eco-friendliness on the forefront of its agenda, with cars that are built off of the Prius hybrid platform. You of course have heard of the Prius, one of the first hybrid cars of its kinds and still one of the most fuel efficient cars on the market. Lexus has been delving into hybrid technology over the past couple of years, launching so really exciting new vehicles in the past year. Now, we're going to see even more efficiency coming out of the hybrid scene for the Lexus brand, and Chicago Lexus IS F dealers are going to get a lot of it.
As a hybrid car, a lot of drivers may be quick to judge the LS 600h - but I can assure that it is a car unrivaled by anything on the market, especially in the luxury segment. Chicago Lexus IS F dealers understand that luxury drivers want efficiency but not at the expense of power. That is why the LS 600h will kick the heat up a notch by providing a solid combination of power and efficiency, while offering up the same comfort and class that you would expect from any Lexus vehicle. In fact, the new Lexus trumps just about anything on the market right now, whether from BMW, Mercedes or Infiniti, and the brand that has been slowly creeping up on the luxury market is starting to be a little less quiet about its progress. Your Chicago Lexus dealer is proud of its brand and expects quite a year behind the power of the new LS 600h through an important combo of efficiency and power.
According to the press release announcing the LS 600h, the cars we expect to see coming out in the next year will be huge winners for your Chicago Lexus IS F dealer. "The LS 600h L powertrain uses two motor generators: MG1 and MG2. Each performs specific functions and can operate as either a motor or a generator, although MG1 is used as a starter motor and provides no motive force. The engine-driven generator, MG1, can charge the battery pack or provide additional power to the drive motor, MG2, as needed. A regenerative-braking system further boosts efficiency. When the vehicle is coasting or the brakes are applied, the electric motors function as generators, capturing kinetic energy that would normally be lost as heat through the brakes and transforming it into useable electricity to recharge the batteries." This is huge news for your Chicago Lexus dealer as we roll into the 2011 model year and beyond.
How do you feel about the way Lexus has grown as a brand? If you're anything like us, you understand that the market is only going to continue to evolve over the next couple of years.
About the Author
Huey Farley is a blogger and auto enthusiast who writes about the best luxury cars. His articles feature information on Chicago Lexus dealer for Chicago Lexus IS F drivers.