Overview & Reviews

The 2014 Lexus CT 200h receives a handful of updates. These include freshened front-end styling, newly available LED headlights and new wheels and a black-painted roof for the F Sport package. Inside, there's a reshaped steering wheel, the latest version of Lexus' Remote Touch infotainment interface and new audio speakers for higher-quality sound.

• Not much storage or luggage space
• Very pokey acceleration and the engine is quite noisy in the process
• Mouse-based electronics interface can be distracting to use.

User Reviews:

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  I love this car so much, I just bought a new one to replace my 2011 - 2014 Lexus CT 200H
  By patentcad1 - March 12 - 11:10 pm

  I was shopping for a hybrid 3 years ago to replace a gas guzzling SUV. Loved the styling of the CT, didnt want to get a Prius (I had just bought one for my wife). So I took the plunge. LOVE the CT. So much so that I just replaced the 2011 with a new 2014.

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  CT 200h w/Nav (2014)---Fun to Drive--- - 2014 Lexus CT 200H
  By thorpaj - April 18 - 6:59 am

  A lot of small to mid-sized sedans (Buick-too tacky interior, Mercedes-gas mileage, Mini-Cooper- too small, Mazda3-good hatchback) were test driven. In the end, the interior styling, comfort, small size (for city parking) and gas mileage benefits swayed me to this vehicle. It is used for city driving and a very long weekly commute. As you can imagine, in the city I keep it in sport mode and on the highway it goes into fuel sipping mode. It is very comfortable on long drives and spirited in the city. Works perfect for my purposes. The difference between sport and fuel sipping mode is remarkable. Also, it doesnt feel "small" when sitting behind the wheel.

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  It grows on you... big time - 2014 Lexus CT 200H
  By gregb72 - October 16 - 2:37 am

  Ive never driven a hybrid before, but have owned a lexus before. In my previous 2008 IS250, if you touch the gas, it jumps. Quick off the line. But I also got 20 mpg. You dont buy a CT200h for power. This car eases into speed from a stop. Hence the excellent gas mileage. What no critic that Ive read has revealed or maybe didnt notice, is that once you get up to speed, even 30-40 mph, especially in "sport" mode, the car responds and accelerates SURPRISINGLY well. As well as my old 200 hp IS250. If I need to pass a car on the highway, and go from 50 to 65, this car moves well. It feels more like 200hp when youre accelerating at speed. Not to mention the comfort and handling. A+