It's a Lexus from Japan. It's good. Lexus is a luxury car brand owned by Toyota Motor Corporation of Japan. It was first put forward in 1983, but in just over ten years, since 1999, its sales in the United States have surpassed Mercedes-Benz and BMW, becoming the largest luxury car brand in the United States. Lexus used to be translated into Chinese in China as Lexus. On June 8, 2004, Toyota announced in Beijing that it would change the Chinese translation of Lexus from Lexus to Lexus, and began to set up a franchise store in China, and began to fully enter the luxury car market in China. Toyota paid an American naming company $35,000 to name the brand, because the pronunciation of "Lexus" is similar to the word "Luxury" in English, which reminds people of the impression that the car is a luxury car. Lexus Lexus automobile trademark adopts the capital letter "L" of the automobile name "Lexus" and is surrounded by an ellipse on the outside of the "L". The ellipse represents the earth, which means that Lexus cars are all over the world.