Toyota, Lexus: Inventory, current and future, on dealer minds

Larry P. Vellequette

March 13, 2022 08:05 PM

LAS VEGAS — After taking a quiet victory lap for finishing 2021 as the top-selling automaker in the U.S., Toyota and Lexus dealers Sunday started laying out what their dealerships will look like when production issues hopefully begin to ease later this year.

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