In an effort to create jobs and to reduce production costs, Toyota 
has officially announced that they’ll be manufacturing the Lexus ES350 
in Georgetown, Kentucky after investing $360 million to produce 740 new 
jobs at the plant.
“Lexus was founded in the United States, so it is only fitting that we 
are bringing the production of luxury sedans for our U.S. customers back
 to where the brand was born,” said Akio 
Toyoda, Toyota’s current president. “Today’s announcement is a major 
step in our Global Vision to make ever better cars and trucks, give 
regions greater autonomy to make the products their customers want and 
achieve sustainable growth globally.”
The Lexus ES350 won’t be the only car made at the Georgetown plant as 
the Toyota Camry has been manufactured there since 1986. Not to mention,
 last year, the 25th millionth Toyota built in North America was made in good ole Kentucky.
Courtesy of egmCarTech. 

 
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