The regular RX-350 is easily the best of the bunch. Perhaps next (2) year, when RX-350 will be on the TNGL platform, it'll be a better Hybrid, but not a better car. Only flaw with this model, is that everyone wants to steal it.

3 suvs, one bigger than the other. Not sure how that is complex. Price follows size.

@@buxus3770 the naming convention doesnt follow the size does it? RX is bigger than UX.

@@buxus3770 You only buy based on price and not features?

Agreed

As I’m currently deciding between the NX & RX

Have you had in since new? Anything you don’t like about it?

@@vinnyvinny7542 We did purchase it new. There were a few things we had to bring it back for (TSB and software updates). There are few things I don’t like: The hatch is electrically operated and takes a while to go up/down, the middle seat in the back is pretty small, some wind buffeting when one window is down. Other than that, I really love this vehicle.

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@@reneenip9754 Thanks?

Is it true that it requires premium gasoline?

How was the mpg and how many kms were u able to do on one tank ? I’m thinking of trading my is300 f sport for an nx200t

What’d u go with??😅

This feature is one of the reason I absolutely love the rx. Other luxury models keep missing the mark on such a simple feature. It makes the back of the car look so clean!!! I won’t consider the UX or nx solely because of this 🤷🏼‍♀️

New RX coming 4th quarter 2022 as a 2023.

Ya

@@lamarsubeih7585 بتوافقيني الرأي؟

FACTS. I'm currently driving an '02 GS 300.

True. Lexus lasts. I had a Lexus GX 470 from 2004 until I sold it in 2018. Nothing EVER went wrong with it in 110,000 miles. (I know that’s low mileage.) I have an NX now, but I actually miss the GX anyway.

My 2005 RX330 is still going strong and I'm loving every bit of it.

Facts...I have the 1999 RX300...295,000 miles and no problems. I plan to get a new one at the end of year.

Facts...I have the 1999 RX300...295,000 miles and no problems. I plan to get a new one at the end of year.

UX is your car then. Truth is they're all very good. Just depends what you need.

BMW X1

My Full time Job is Skip the Dishes, Uber and Door Dash my UX 250 H enough for my every day delivery so Much Fun to drive a lot of Power and I’m very happy for it , this days HYBRID is the Best not EV

Concur. UX250 H, As fun as BMW x3, I owned the both

I agree. I just picked up a 2023 UX 250H and I am impressed. Not very powerful, but quick enough and fun to drive. The MPG’s and price point just made sense considering what I will be using the vehicle for.

​@@jayjaylucky3278 How is the back seat room for your Uber passengers? I'm considering getting one. Thanks.

I love my RX!

My wife has a RX for 7 yrs. Beside oil change and new tires, there was nothing, I meant nothing breaks with this RX.

How did it go? Are you enjoying your RX?

Thank you for this Judi! That makes a huge difference

Good info!

You are right not to wait for the new model that made in Canada, Canadian made quality is not as good as Japanese made

@@becoolenough Thank you! That’s what I’ve always known, not only from family members that have owned the Canadian built Lexus RX 350 and consumer reviews online. Apparently the Canadian built Lexus has many issues and doesn’t hold up as well as the Japanese built Lexus models.

@@r.m.s.605 I have owned the 2015 RX450h and 2017 RX450h f sport and now the 2021 RX450h f sport, they are all made in Canada and they all have some minor issues more or less, Now the 2021 one I found that the voice control not functioning right after coming out of the dealer, don't want to go back to dealer during the pandemic, I had to google it and figure out the way to fix it， smh

@@becoolenough Wow!!! That’s not good. In my NX everything works perfect! I can’t complain, it’s a heavy well built automobile. I understand you wouldn’t want to visit the dealership during Covid, but all dealerships are being very careful and disinfecting customer cars before returning them. That way you get your RX fixed as soon as possible, since it’s brand new. By the way what’s the worst issue you’ve had with your Canadian built Lexus’s models?

@@r.m.s.605 The worst issue was the 2017 RX450h F Sport engine shaking while accelerating, I went to dealer three times to have the issue fixed, it was very frustrating experience since that dealer didn't do their job right, first time they took half a day got issue "fixed", the second day I found that still the same so I take it back to dealer again, this time they took 2 days to get it "fixed" and I have to bargain with them to get a loner car, they told me the issue was one of the injection nozzle not working right so they replaced it, this time I got the car back from them and immediately found that the problem was still there, again they took another 2 days to find out that the issue was they forgot to program the ECU or whatever after they replace the injection nozzle..., you know, it just feels like "Made in Canada" and shoddy dealership are working together in destroying the reputation of Lexus

I'm looking at the UX and NX. We already own a RAV4 and don't need another big car and being short I like to be able to see over the hood. Good to know you're liking your new UX250h and the ride is smooth. Agree about the spare tire, though.

The biggest difference between lexus and other luxury brands is that lexus offers lasting reliability

@@Pincode05 That's because it is Toyota

Lexus tends to delay implementation of the latest tech until all the kinks are worked out. I’d prefer a reliable Lexus over a car with the very latest tech.

The new NX for 2022 looks nothing like the previous model. I agree that I would have thought they would mention a new version for 22 is on the way. Personally, I prefer this version of the NX exterior but glad to see Lexus did finally get a new and improved information system. Like the new interior also on the new NX.

Yep. Us car people know it’s the premium compact hybrid SUV for just a couple grand more than a RAV4.

@@slscamg paid the same as the rav4 for the 21 venza xle hybrid. I’m quite surprised at it so far. 42 mpg average over 300 miles in two days so far.

@@remsterx cool

That’s the older system. On my ‘21 it is kick operated, but it is very finicky. The dealer actually refunded my $150.

Nathan always with the best Roasts

Yes it seems like a wonderful city living crossover car with superb mpg and reliability.

Does the UX seem to have adequate power for merging into Highway traffic?

@@stedye 0-60 is in about 8 seconds by my attempts. This is fine for a CUV. I have not had a scintilla of concern entering a freeway, taking off at a traffic light , or climbing up that horrible steep grade near San Luis Obispo on the #101. I ran it HARD on the wild hair raising turns up from McKittrickto Santa Marguerita, CA on the CA58. No problem. Handled it like a champ. Could it use 25-50hp? Probably. Would I trade my 38 combined MPGs for that power? NOPE! It's a car that serves 1 person. So, there's no real need for a vacuous cargo that is lucky to see 5 plastic bags from Vons Grocery store!!!😂

@@islandon22 appreciate your very honest and candid assessment of your UX. Here in Atlanta, we have traffic jams, but, not the challenge with steep hills. When I visit the dealer near my home , the sales staff always say : you should look at NX or RX ,that does not have enough power ... lol. I will decide what is best for myself, thanks again and all the best.

@@stedye they said the same s**t to me. I told them basically what you did. I worked up in dreadful Dahlonega years ago. The UX could eat those Blue Ridge Mountains up and still get 33 mpg and never drop below the speed limit. Auto marketing has everyone psyched on buying cars that go 0-60 in under 4 secs. Problem is the cops didn't get the memo. 😫

Very helpful because I was on the fence between the es and nx.

False! Toyota/Lexus has been building turbo engines for a decade

I agree. I never liked the face of the NX. The small chin is weird to me. I have the RX in Denver, but I can see myself getting a UX for a Chicago city living.

@@claudekingstan4084 what they need to do is put the same horsepower in the UX that they have in the RAV4 and the Venza and then that would be a fun car to drive

@@claudekingstan4084 the nx only looks like that in NA, other countries have better looking front

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I find them all somewhat, er, homely-looking but the RX is the least attractive among them to my eyes.

@@kingfarticusreturns6371 yes beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I just happen to think the RX looks great!

The GX is a gas guzzler that looks very dated inside and out. I also think people tend over estimate what they actually need to carry; if you consistently carry large and bulky items where extra space would make a difference, then a pick up or minivan makes way more sense. The GX certainly has its market and proclaiming “GX wins!” Will get you likes on an enthusiast channel, but I think the RX and NX makes for a better vehicle for what the vast majority buyers use their CUV for: Putter around the kids to the grocery store.

@@panzer_TZ In the category of body-on-frame luxury SUVs, the GX easily wins and I wanted to start my comment on a positive note for Lexus. In terms of getting groceries, the new generation of Toyota Hybrid CUVs easily offer a more rational proposition than the out-of-date Lexus RX and NX. Anyone even thinking of buying the UX ought to spend their money on the just-as-luxurious, equally-efficient and infinitely-more-practical Venza instead. BTW I'll take my 'likes' any way I can get them ;-)

@@rightlanehog3151 But Lexus is Lexus and Toyota is Toyota.

@@panzer_TZ extra space go with a van, GX is off-road, bicycle or walk can save gasoline.

@@panzer_TZ I agree too boxy and dated. It’s plain ugly in my opinion and not to mention to gas

I had a fit and then got the ux200. I agree that the biggest downside is the cargo space but I love the mpg and the look

I would say the Highlander Hybrid is a better RX and the Venza is a better NX.

But you don't get that Lexus badge

RXL is prefect vehicle, made in Japan plus it has (tiny) third row for occasion of use.

@@juliannaastrid1321 people are set free when they stop caring what strangers think. Getting a last generation car but a “nice” badge is a fools errand

Lexus has better sound deadening, and better warranty. If you don't care about those 2 things save cash and go toyota. Either way can't go wrong

Hahahaha I was about to say that hahahaha 😂😂😂

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What if you don’t pay it? I don’t even want navigation. I just need a compass

@@ahitchcock7056 you can get one without navigation. I was about to buy a 2022 ES 300h without navigation in January but found one with the 12 inch screen, navigation and premium Mark Levinson audio, and chose it instead.

Gonna get one they look nice on the outside

Did you test drive or sit in the NX? We're the same height.

I have a 17 ES350 and my wife’s 08 RX will be a hand me down for my son. Have a NX Hybrid on order and looking forward to 38MPG. On long trips we use the ES, quieter and rides smoother.

And why should anybody listen to you ?

@@FitFatFit Because I'm right.

@@jh1328 who t f r u?

@Herbert Wingfield yeah I was looking into getting the L. I’m honestly hoping they change the body a little. The body style has been the same for so long now.

@Herbert Wingfield that's what I like about my 2017 highlander when I bought it used last year, more legroom, good headroom, higher sitting position, large trunk space, huge centre console, storage shelf that goes from middle to passenger side

@Herbert Wingfield unfortunately Toyota is going for the sloped Lexus style nowadays, such that the front row space becomes compromised