How big is the fuel tank on a Lexus ES 300?
The fuel tank on most Lexus ES 300 models is 18.5 gallons, roughly 70 liters.
The ES 300 line, produced during the 1990s, is built on Toyota’s Camry platform and has long been associated with a standard fuel-tank capacity of about 18.5 gallons in U.S.-spec versions. While the exact figure can vary slightly due to production tolerances or regional differences, 18.5 gallons is the widely published capacity for the ES 300 across its typical model years.
Model-year consistency
Across the commonly available ES 300 generations, the official and commonly cited capacity remains around 18.5 gallons (70 liters). This consistency helps owners estimate range and fueling needs across years, though exact numbers can differ by market or specific vehicle configuration.
First-generation ES 300 (early to mid-1990s)
Fuel tank capacity is generally listed at 18.5 gallons (70 L) for U.S.-spec models of this period.
Second-generation ES 300 (late 1990s)
Capacity remains approximately 18.5 gallons (70 L) in most markets, with minor regional variations possible.
Practical notes for owners
Always verify the exact capacity for a specific car by checking the door jamb fuel-filler label or the owner's manual, especially if the vehicle has undergone any modifications or regional variations apply.
Summary
In short, the Lexus ES 300 typically uses an 18.5-gallon fuel tank (about 70 liters), a standard figure that applies to most model years within its production run. For precise specifications on a particular car, consult the vehicle’s documentation or the manufacturer’s data for that specific VIN.
