Lol, keep sanctioning the Chinese, then keeping sitting there and wondering why your cars are crap and yet costs 40k

Agree! For financing 36 or 48 months shows payment capacity. Anything above there, you can’t afford it.

Amen…

$6,500 is a pretty good deal if you compare it to replacing EV batteries, which can go into the tens of thousands.

@@addanametocontinue Labor and tax and other fees are not included plus the inflation cost over a 8 to 10 year period in my first post if you were to add up the total cost that could be over 8000 just to replace the hybrid battery’s so as far as a good deal goes you can’t speak for everyone is not a good deal. It’s a financial burden for most people. I think the labor cost at my local Lexus dealer is for about 6 hours of labor @ 200 bucks an hour for 6 hours plus 6500 just for the hybrid batteries give it thought my guy. I really don’t understand the that’s a great deal part EV batteries are running about the same range.

There is a warranty for the battery up to 150,000 miles. It’s not like their hybrid batteries are going to fail on you. Toyota/Lexus make the best hybrid engines. You guys all making the car look bad by giving worst case scenarios.

@@minhkha3382 Is not a worst case scenario is a projection an educated guess on what the dealer could charge you. Yes you are correct on the warranty assuming Toyota is not going to fight you on a claim , the warranty is only good for 10 years or 150000 miles with ever comes first, the battery could last 10 years or more but realistically I think in most cases is not .Regardless is still big money to replace the batteries if someone owns the car for more than 10years. In most case I am seeing a lot of this NX models being leased so most drivers will be returning it to the dealers. What are your thoughts for long term ownership.

This is very great information. Thank you for breaking down the numbers.