Toyota Windom

The second generation Toyota Windom (XV10) was officially released in Japan on 30 September 1991. Toyota Windom and styling cues with the LS 400, the model was renamed the ES 300 to reflect the half-liter increase in engine displacement to 3.0-liters.

The second-generation ES was extensively larger and more rounded than its predecessor, gaining 127 millimeters (5 in) in length and 76 millimeters (3 in) of width. On the front fascia, the ES gained projector headlamps in a curved housing and a three-slat grille with the Lexus emblem moved above on the hood.

The side profile featured an invisible B-pillar and frameless-window doors. The rear deck lid featured an integrated spoiler effect similar to the flagship LS 400, Toyota Windom, a 2.5-liter 4VZ-FE version producing 128 kW (172 hp).