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    Lexus doubly honoured in the Scottish Car of the Year Awards

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys Gregory2 December 202402 Mins Read
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    Lexus has been honoured for the quality of both its products and its services in the 2024 Scottish Car of the Year Awards.

    At a presentation ceremony in Edinburgh yesterday, the Lexus LBX was named the Small Crossover/SUV of the Year. Lexus also received the Aftersales Award for excellence in customer service.

    The annual awards are judged and hosted by the Association of Scottish Motoring Writers, which represents professional automotive journalists and broadcasters across the country.

    Alisdair Suttie, the association president, said: “There are compact crossovers and SUVs and then there’s the Lexus LBX that our judges unanimously agreed is head and shoulders above the competition. Its mix of superb quality, comfort, driving manners, sharp looks and hybrid efficiency make it a clear winner.”

    Turning to the Aftersales Award, he added: “Aftersales can be an overlooked element of the car-buying experience, but not at Lexus. It treats owners and their cars with the same gold standard as when they are buying a new car. And with a warranty that can run up to 10 years, you know you’ll be properly looked after.”

    Chris Hayes, Director of Lexus in the UK, said: “These national honours are a great reward for Lexus as a brand and for all our teams across Scotland – and beyond – who work with dedication to deliver the highest quality service. The LBX has proved an emphatic winner since its launch and this latest honour reaffirms its game-changing status, bringing authentic luxury and great customer choice to the small SUV market.”

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