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2021 Lexus ES
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2021 Lexus ES Pricing and Specs

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$48,180*

The Lexus ES 2021 prices range from $48,180 for the basic trim level Sedan ES ES300H Luxury (hybrid) to $81,400 for the top of the range Sedan ES ES300H Sports Luxury (hybrid).

The Lexus ES 2021 is available in Premium Unleaded Petrol and Hybrid with Premium Unleaded. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Sedan 2.5L 6 SP CVT Auto Sequential to the Sedan 2.5L .

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Lexus ES Models SPECS PRICE
ES250 F Sport 2.5LPremium Unleaded Petrol8 speed automatic $64,240 – 73,810
ES250 Luxury 2.5LPremium Unleaded Petrol8 speed automatic $55,770 – 64,130
ES250 Luxury +EP1 2.5LPremium Unleaded Petrol8 speed automatic $57,200 – 65,780
ES300H F Sport (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium Unleaded $66,000 – 75,900
ES300H F Sport + EP (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium Unleaded $69,300 – 79,640
ES300H Luxury (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium Unleaded $57,640 – 66,220
ES300H Luxury + EP (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $54,230 – 62,370
ES300H Luxury +EP1 (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium Unleaded $65,120 – 74,800
ES300H Sports Luxury (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium Unleaded $70,840 – 81,400
ES300H Sports Luxury BLK MTS (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $59,290 – 68,200
ES300H Sports Luxury BRN MTS (hybrid) 2.5LHybrid with Premium UnleadedCVT auto $59,290 – 68,200

Lexus ES 2021 FAQs

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  • When will Lexus GX 550 be available?

    The Lexus GX 550 went on sale in Australia in June, 2024.

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  • What does Lexus LBX stand for?

    LBX stands for 'Lexus Breakthrough Crossover', a name attributed to the LBX's subcompact size but luxury credentials.

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  • Is a 2008 Lexus LS600hL a good buy?

    Big Lexuses, like a lot of high-end luxury cars, have a habit of depreciating quickly, making them great second-hand buys. Like any complex vehicle, of course, there’s plenty to go wrong, although Lexus electronics seem a lot better than a lot of the competition’s.

    As for the battery packs, it’s conceivable that a 2008 model LS400h could be getting to the point where it’s battery pack does, indeed, require replacement. But having talked to a few limousine operators who run hybrid Lexus cars, some of them rack up huge distances on the original batteries.

    In any case, hybrid cars are now beginning to land in recycling yards faster than their batteries are wearing out, so there’s a relatively good supply of second-hand battery packs if the worst comes to the worst. There’s no hard and fast rule for the lifespan of the batteries in a Lexus, so the best bet is to have the car inspected carefully before committing to the purchase. The money spent on an inspection might be a really, really good investment.

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