During the late 80s, Japanese car manufacturers introduced luxury vehicles under a different brand to distinguish these vehicles from their standard offerings. Like Honda and Toyota who created the brands Acura and Lexus respectively, Nissan also gave their customers an option for luxury through Infiniti.
The Car Brands category on the VehicleSizes.com Blog offers in-depth articles focused on automotive manufacturers and their approach to vehicle sizing and design. Whether you're comparing how different brands handle vehicle dimensions, looking into brand-specific trends, or exploring how certain manufacturers evolve their models over time, this section provides valuable insights. From global giants to niche automakers, our posts highlight key differences and interesting facts about car brands across the industry. It's a great resource for anyone interested in how vehicle size varies from one brand to another — and why that matters.
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If you're looking for a powerful car that defines luxury, you can never go wrong with Lexus. Established in 1989 as the luxury division of Toyota, the brand immediately took on the challenges of the established luxury vehicles already in the market during that time. Toyota's plan to expand into luxury cars was kept a secret until they finally unveiled their debut luxury vehicle, the LS 400
Subaru is a Japanese car manufacturer established in 1953. Initially specializing in aircraft manufacturing, the company eventually transitioned to cars with great success especially in Japan. Its first vehicle, the Subaru 360 is one of the most iconic cars in Japan released in 1958.
