The world’s largest tuning exhibition, the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, hosted the premiere of three Lexus concept cars prepared by factory specialists. The base models for the projects were the latest Lexus GX SUV and the flagship Lexus LX model, in which the Japanese automaker demonstrated the ability to customize its vehicles using accessories from its official Lexus Associated Accessory Product (AAP) spare parts catalog.
Lexus LX 600 Premium AAP is addressed to lovers of outdoor recreation who are not ready to part with comfort. A special feature is the Aquamarine body color, complemented by a matte gray grille, black body trim and matte gray 18-inch wheels with 33-inch Toyo Open Country A/T tires. The SUV received a Kammok Crosswing awning, which provides protection from the sun and rain during outdoor recreation. The Yakima Exo OpenRange Deluxe camp kitchen kit is hitch-mounted using the Yakima Exo SwingBase platform, and a Prinsu roof rack is mounted with a Yakima SupDawg surfboard.
Lexus GX is presented in two versions. The previous generation GX 460 Premium AAP features Matte Yellow Saffron paint, silver 18-inch wheels with 34-inch Toyo Open Country A/T tires. The underbody of the car is protected by plates from CBI Offroad. A Prinsu rack is installed on the roof, on which a rack for attaching the Kammok Outpost Overland hammock and the Kammok Roo Double hammock itself are mounted. The boot features a 63-litre ARB boot with freezer compartment, Goose Gear protection and a Prinsu panel for storing accessories on the side window.
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Finally, the Lexus GX 550 Overtrail+ AAP features two-tone Lexus Earth and Black paint, black 18-inch wheels with 33-inch Toyo Open Country A/T tires. On the roof there is a Prinsu roof rack with a ladder to the roof, Pelican BX90R Cargo Case and BX55S Cargo Case boxes, Prinsu panels for installing accessories on the rear windows. The equipment included rotoPax containers, a DMOS shovel and ARB TRED Pro sandtrucks. From a technical point of view, all three cars remained completely standard.
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