Yep. She doesn't get/appreciate why it is designed the way it is. That said, this only makes sense when looking at it from a land cruiser perspective. In general the idea of the Lexus version is kind of weird.

Love mine with roasted caramel interior. Third row seats are useless and there is no storage with the third row down, screen is a really old design, and mpg is decent at 16-17 mpg, and mine is a Sport and was stickered at $107k (which is what I paid). I have already placed an order for the 2023 Range Rover Sport and will be selling or trading mine once my RR gets built. Can't go wrong with Lexus reliability (I am not getting rid of my RCF, and 2004 GS430) but if you value tech this vehicle is not it.

90-100k is not for that but just for the Lexus badge. As durability and offroad capability are also in land cruiser

Except it's air suspension. It will break down in less than 2 yrs.

@@migueralliart it’s a hydraulic suspension, not an air suspension, which is extremely reliable.

Well yeah if u never update the car

That's why we drive these overseas, because it doesn't break down and it can handle any Terrain. When replacement parts are expensive, you buy cars that don't break down. Getting replacement parts for a Mercedes and cost of Labor overseas is basically buying and do car verse having a Land Cruiser which isn't going to have a breakdown( overseas they just sell the Toyota Prado which is the Land Cruiser / LX)

the LandCruiser this is based on is built in a separate plant in Japan that only builds land cruisers the underpinnings are over built. This car may very well outlive its owner ..

This reviewer does give a good insight for the sad state of the car industry. Brand new Yukons needing engine replacements, Cadillacs leaking in the rain, KIAs and Hyundais blowing engines left and right. I have an Optima and I’m going through this issue right now. Unfortunately, tech is all the modern consumer cares about. She doesn’t even mention the drivetrain, mileage or anything mechanical about the cars she reviews. This is the type that’ll get the fancy Range and when it breaks in 2 years hubby will just get them a new one. 😂😂

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@omjill if you haven’t already, go sit in one. Trust me, you’ll realize immediately why these things still sell. From the quality of materials used to the power plant. Lexus actually sends all these v8s used in the LX through a ct machine to make sure there’s no air bubbles during the casting process cutting down on the risk of failure in the future. LXs two decades old are still wallowing around suburban parking lots and they aren’t even at 1/3 their life cycle. You can get good cup holders or you can get one of the finest machines ever made (will ever be made). Some people pick the latter.

2 separate vehicles sorry.

haha thank you! Gotta keep it relatable!

haha aww thank you for tuning in! i appreciate ya!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

So happy you found this useful! thats why I do what I do! thanks for watching!!

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching

Put down the crack pipe, son

They need to realise that the Lx570 is not a regular mom's car. It was not designed for that purpose. The hyundai Palisade or Kia Telluride should not be in the same sentence as the Lx570. This is the best blend of luxury and reliability you can get from amy full size SUV

hahah aw love to hear it!

I love this idea! Another great thing for her to add that could really catch on and be big! “Mom rating”

hahah aww thank you!

haha I am glad my tour was helpful! So funny bc in 2013 they were so ahead of the game! Now they are falling behind.

oh an no apple car play or android auto either! crazy! thanks for sticking around to watch anyway!!

On my list :)

oh dont worry, its coming!

That too is badly outdated

haha right?! I actually have done a Subaru Ascent and I really like it! Its on my IGTV @the_car_mom! Hoping to get to a 2021 to post to KZfaq but in the mean time check out the 2020 I did on IG!

yes! it is on the list :)

definitely planning on doing a whole truck series! stay tuned!

I have this vehicle in 2017, trust me, this vehicle will satisfy. It's as if I'm riding on a cloud, but don't get me wrong, she has the capacity to conquer anything on road and off. The LX 570 can raise its suspension on deep snow days and off- roading If you like. The 2016- 2021 Lexus LX 570 are basically the same vehicle, It's just that the latest LX's have a slightly different front grill, and the 2021 LX offered an additional color, thats it.

@@ShowemRight please, save your energy…if someone was “sold” on buying LX and is having doubts after this amateurish review, they weren’t really sold on it. LX and Toyota LC are true legends that will never be matched by any other vehicle with one possible exception of a MB G-Wagen, which costs close to $200k these days. But these trucks weren’t made for the mall hopping soccer moms, who value number of cup holders over off-road capabilities and reliability to get you through hell and back home in style and comfort. So please enjoy your LX and have a good laugh watching this video.

Don’t do it

totally agreee! Thanks for watching

To be fair, I think it does have a heated steering wheel-but it’s still a way overhyped car

LV???

Heated steering wheel is standard on LX570. It’s even synced with the climate concierge. But please don’t let me stop you from buying a Palisade…this review is missing the point of having the LX by a few hundred light years, so yeah, you will get more cup holders in the Palisade and enjoy Disney.

GX is a truck. Your mom should do some homework before buying a vehicle…and test drives haven’t been cancelled even during the pandemic…

so happy you found this video helpful! happy car shopping :)

And at the end of the day you can’t please everybody it’s a liable car and it still has its style and it’s A Lexus!!!!

Hi There! Thanks for the feedback. The focus of the tour is the overall functionality and value of the car from my perspective (as a mom of 2) I cover all topics you mentioned and plan to cover more about carseats and safety in the future however my CPST certification won't be completed until April. I would never want to present faulty information so until I am a certified expert I am not comfortable going into more detail. In regards to fit and finishes, I love cars and have a lot of fun talking about those things, so I am going to continue that!

@@TheCarMom Thank you so so much for your response! Glad you didn't yell at me lol. I hoped you didn't take my comment as mean because that was not my intention. I truly love your videos and have recommended you to other families. Congratulations on becoming a CPST! Thank you for all you do!