In 2013, hybrids represented a growing part of the US automotive industry. Manufacturers were turning to these powertrains to provide solutions for those who may have had environmentalism and frugality in mind. Usually, OEMs would provide hybrid options for vehicles in their mainstream segments, but they were still relatively rare for vehicles at the expensive end of the market. But Lexus had a different idea when it came up with its LS 600h L, an all-wheel-drive flagship sedan that was the epitome of luxury.
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