A used Lexus search at Jenkins Acura begins with one make filter that pulls the Lexus listings into a single view. Website inventory refreshes daily and a vehicle may sell between updates, so check availability with the store before making the drive.

Model year shapes what a used Lexus carries. Lexus renamed the UX hybrid from UX 250h to UX 300h for the 2025 model year, with 196 total system horsepower, and the NX 250 ended after the 2025 model year. Read the year and badge on each listing before comparing two that look alike.

• Single make filter collects used Lexus listings
• h badge marks a hybrid, as on the 2026 RX 350h
• h+ badge marks a plug-in hybrid, like the 2026 NX 450h+
• Inventory updates daily; all vehicles subject to prior sale
• Compare model year and badge on every listing

For 2026, Lexus offered the Lexus RX SUV as the RX 350 with a 275-hp turbocharged 2.4L four-cylinder, the RX 350h hybrid with 246 total system horsepower and AWD on every grade, the RX 450h+ plug-in hybrid and the RX 500h. The 2026 Lexus TX adds a third row, with six or seven seats by grade.

For the 2026 Lexus NX, the choices were the NX 350 with standard AWD and 275 hp, the NX 350h hybrid at 240 combined system horsepower and the NX 450h+ plug-in hybrid. Lexus sold the 2026 UX in the U.S. exclusively as the UX 300h hybrid, and Lexus Safety System+ 4.0 made its debut on the 2026 Lexus ES.

• 2026 RX 350h: EPA-estimated 36 mpg combined with AWD
• 2026 RX 500h: 406 lb-ft total and DIRECT4 all-wheel drive
• 2026 TX 500h: 366 total system horsepower with standard AWD
• 2026 NX 350h: FWD version added alongside AWD
• 2026 UX 300h: EPA-estimated 42 mpg combined with E-Four AWD

Financing a used Lexus at Jenkins Acura starts online. The finance application on our website can be completed before a visit, and tying it to a specific listing lets the conversation begin with an actual vehicle, its model year and its mileage.

Shoppers who want an early read on their options can start on the pre-qualification page instead. Before you sign, read through the F&I products page, and our team can go over the application once you have settled on a used Lexus.

• Online finance application on the Jenkins Acura website
• Pre-qualification page for an early read on options
• Review F&I products before signing
• Match the application to a specific used Lexus listing
• Bring the stock number when you contact the store

Your current vehicle can do some of the work on a used Lexus purchase. The Value Your Trade tool returns an online estimate for your current car, and any equity in it can go toward the Lexus you pick, lowering the amount left to finance.

Selling without buying is an option too. A dedicated page on the Jenkins Acura site lets you sell a vehicle to the dealership outright, which suits shoppers who plan to pay for the Lexus another way. Questions about the appraisal or a payoff on your current loan can go to our team.

• Online trade estimate through Value Your Trade
• Option to sell your car without buying
• Trade equity can reduce the amount you finance
• Have loan payoff details ready if you still owe
• Pair a trade estimate with your finance application

Some used Lexus shoppers end up comparing a new Acura as well. Acura rates the turbo 2.0-liter VTEC engine in the 2026 Acura RDX at 272 hp, and all five of its configurations send power to all four wheels through SH-AWD. Among Lexus crossovers, the 2026 NX 350h with AWD carries an EPA-estimated 39 mpg combined.

For a third row, consider the 2026 Acura MDX, with room for up to seven and a 290-hp 3.5L V6, while a 355-hp turbocharged 3.0L V6 powers the Type S Advance. SH-AWD versions carry a towing rating of up to 5,000 lb with Acura accessory towing equipment fitted, matching what Lexus lists for a properly equipped TX.

• Jewel Eye LED headlights across the 2026 RDX lineup
• 10-speed automatic with paddle shifters in every 2026 RDX
• 2026 Acura MDX: removable second-row middle seat
• MDX Type S Advance: Adaptive Air Suspension, Brembo front brakes
• AcuraWatch comes standard on the 2026 RDX and MDX