Mexico dealers clamoring for Lexus get their wish

Toyota’s Carter: “We’ve been watching the size of the luxury market.” (LAURENCE ILIFF)

April 29, 2019 04:00 AM

MEXICO CITY — In the 17 years since Toyota Motor Corp. started selling Camrys in Mexico City, its executives have been peppered with a constant question from dealers and fans: When is Lexus coming to take on Germany's big three and a growing number of niche brands?

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