A new standard in luxury sport utility vehicles   Lexus today unveiled the all-new 2004 RX 330, the second generation of its ground-breaking mid-sized luxury sport utility vehicle, at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Fully redesigned, more powerful and even better equipped than the best-selling Lexus RX 300 it replaces, the striking RX 330 sets a new standard in its class for comfort, performance, safety and luxury. The 2004 RX 330, which will be built at both Toyota's Kyushu plant in Japan and at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) in Cambridge, Ontario, is designed and manufactured to provide the best ride quality of any luxury SUV on the market. The RX 330 also delivers all-weather driving fun and confidence with a combination of full-time four-wheel drive and advanced traction and stability control technology. 
"We're proud to have been given the mandate to produce the first Lexus outside of Japan," said TMMC President, Ray Tanguay. "Highest quality, new technology, close attention to detail - that's what the new RX 330 demands and that's what our Canadian team members will deliver." "Lexus is the North American leader in luxury SUVs because we proved it was possible to create an SUV with the ride quality and luxury that made Lexus sedans famous," added Larry Hutchinson, National Manager of Lexus in Canada. "The new RX 330 sets yet another benchmark, creating an entirely new set of expectations for a luxury SUV." Related ArticlesRecent Articles
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