2011 Lexus CT 200h review By Kelsey Mays
Americans love hybrid hatchbacks, but mostly for the hybrid part; overall, we're still lukewarm on traditional hatchbacks. Lexus added a third ingredient — budget luxury — to create the CT 200h. With a starting price just over $29,000, it's the least expensive Lexus in nearly two decades, and it shows.
The 2011 CT 200h feels at times like a cut-rate Lexus, but its combination of fuel efficiency and handling should win the brand some much-needed younger buyers.
The front-wheel-drive CT's styling is the closest yet to Lexus' LF-Gh concept, and it comes in base and Premium trims, which you can compare here. We evaluated a CT 200h Premium.
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Wireless remote control
The wireless remote control can be used to lock and unlock the vehicle.
It also opens and closes the back door.
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High Body Rigidity
Particular attention has been paid to promoting superior handling stability
through the structural rigidity of the bodyshell. The Lexus CT 200h's torsional
stiffness has been enhanced and vibratio ...