This LX is around half a meter (20 inches) longer than the base model and comes with an all-new rear half of the cabin. At ₽21.5 million ($272,400 USD), it is also the single most expensive Lexus on sale in the country right now.
Whoever carried out the modifications took care to adjust the frame and suspension to fit the longer chassis, and upgraded the brakes for new 21-inch wheels to decelerate more efficiently.
A lowering glass partition was added to the interior, and an intercom was added for the passengers to communicate with the driver. Two BMW 7-Series seats were put in the back and equipped with heating, ventilation and power adjustment functions, as well as soft footrests and preset memory.
A special center console slotted in between the seats with a couple of folding tables and a wireless charger. Large infotainment displays were added in front of the seats with Apple TV support and Internet access.
There is also a 220V power socket on board, and the windows all around have power-assisted curtains on them. The interior is predominantly finished with light-hued leather and wood.
The seller claims the luxury limo has only made 896 km (557 miles) since the overhaul last year. They go on to state that a “premium tuner” was responsible for the job and that all modifications are street-legal with papers to that effect. A stock 5.7-liter engine carries the car with its usual 367 PS (362 hp / 270 kW).