Your car's engine might be smoking due to several reasons, often indicating a problem that requires immediate attention. Common causes include oil leaks where oil drips onto hot engine parts or the exhaust system, causing smoke; coolant leaks due to a failing head gasket, which can produce white steam; overheating, often signaled by white or blue smoke, suggesting the engine is burning coolant or oil respectively. It is crucial to identify the color of the smoke: white smoke often points to coolant issues, blue to burning oil, and black smoke indicates excessive fuel burning due to an air/fuel mixture issue. Immediate troubleshooting and repair are essential to prevent further damage. Regular maintenance checks can help identify and address leaks or component wear before they lead to smoking and more severe engine problems.

Lexus vehicles are manufactured by Toyota Motor Corporation.

Electric vehicles EVs are typically heavier than conventional gasoline-powered vehicles due to their larger batteries. To balance this weight. EVs often utilize lighter materials. but the battery's weight which can make up 25% to 30% of the total weight depending on the make and model usually offsets this. The extent of the weight difference may vary significantly when comparing specific models. Despite being relatively heavy. EVs are known for their efficiency and may even feature regenerative braking systems that maintain high performance.

Saturn vehicles were manufactured by Saturn Corporation, a subsidiary of General Motors (GM). The company was established in 1985 as a response to the success of Japanese automakers in the American market. Saturn aimed to produce small, efficient cars using innovative production methods and a unique customer service approach that distinguished itself from its parent company, GM. The first Saturn vehicle rolled out in 1990 from its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant. Despite an enthusiastic initial reception, the brand struggled with profitability. In the late 2000s, GM's financial difficulties led to the discontinuation of the Saturn brand, with the last vehicle produced in 2009.