An uptick in consumer credit ratings is expected to strengthen "lexus finance offers" profitability, as prime borrowers dominate new originations in luxury auto loans. Last year, Honda’s Acura (launched around the same time) moved 132,367 units, more than double Infiniti’s output. And Toyota’s Lexus (also 1989) trounced both of them combined with 345,669. Amazingly enough, Acura sold almost as many popular MDX models in 2024 as Infiniti did as a brand. And Lexus easily sold more NX compact SUVs than all of Infiniti’s sales. Sign up for CBT News’ daily newsletter and get the latest industry stories delivered straight to your inbox. In a further effort to ease the financial burden on affected communities, Toyota Financial Services (TFS) and Lexus Financial Services (LFS) are offering a range of payment relief options to impacted customers in designated disaster areas. Customers who have lease or finance agreements with TFS or LFS may qualify for several relief options, including lease extensions, deferred payments, and the redirection of billing statements. Additionally, the option to arrange phone or online payments has been made available to ensure customers can manage their accounts remotely during recovery. Toyota encourages affected customers to reach out to TFS or LFS to discuss the specific relief options available to them. TFS customers can call 800-874-8822 or use the Mail Center function on ToyotaFinancial.com , while LFS customers can contact 800-874-7050 or utilize the same email service on LexusFinancial.com. Read More Stellantis halts Brampton plant operations amid Jeep Compass production reassessment Tesla’s Elon Musk and Hiro Mizuno deny involvement in Nissan investment talks Rivian posts $170M profit in Q4 but forecasts lower sales for 2025 Luxury vehicle demand resilience keeps "lexus finance offers" attractive to income-focused investors. Short-term rate stabilization makes premium financing structures more appealing to asset managers.