Lexus just announced the price on its all-new 2010 HS 250h, the world's first totally dedicated luxury hybrid. Pricing starts at $34,200. As opposed to buying one, in a rare move, Lexus is allowing you the opportunity to use one for free. If you're interested in winning the use of the vehicle for 1-year or 1-week, click here to register. Spread the word. This could be your opportunity to ride in luxury for free. We've driven the vehicle and we must emphasize that you won't be disappointed with all of the new high-tech offerings, the Lexus smooth ride and the miles-per-gallon. The program ends on July 31, 2009.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Win Lexus' All-New $34,000 Hybrid for 1-Year
Lexus just announced the price on its all-new 2010 HS 250h, the world's first totally dedicated luxury hybrid. Pricing starts at $34,200. As opposed to buying one, in a rare move, Lexus is allowing you the opportunity to use one for free. If you're interested in winning the use of the vehicle for 1-year or 1-week, click here to register. Spread the word. This could be your opportunity to ride in luxury for free. We've driven the vehicle and we must emphasize that you won't be disappointed with all of the new high-tech offerings, the Lexus smooth ride and the miles-per-gallon. The program ends on July 31, 2009.
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