2021 Lexus GX 460 Review and Off-Road + Snow Test

[@JavierCR25]

This is the type of vehicle we buy not for the crazy tech but for the comfort, off road ability and absurd reliability it provides

[@franklynvilla2614]

I own a 2012 luxury and I’m going to trade it for the 2040 model so I have 19 years left

[@JulezWinnfield]

You're presuming you'll still be alive in 2040?

[@franklynvilla2614]

@@JulezWinnfield 👍 yup😀

[@JulezWinnfield]

@@franklynvilla2614 How can you guarantee you will still be alive in 20 years?

[@blueridgedsia]

but no more body on chassis :(

[@GISHNUCHALADY]

So you are using a outdated car for 8 years

[@ianmorrow3203]

For being an "outdated dinosaur" it is funny how many of these you see on the road. Its a solid truck.

[@rightlanehog3151]

I will take a dinosaur over a flash in the pan any day.

[@vonwagner1257]

Classic Toyota. Does absolutely nothing awesome except for be dependable.

[@DrivenHard]

Super dependable for sure

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@DrivenHard QDR is the most underrated attribute in the wonderful world of KZbin.

[@lexuslfa4739]

my nissans rear control arm just broke about 2 days ago, when you are stranded in the woods with a broken car you come to appreciate the value of dependability and reliability

[@reapertalon]

People always say that the Lexus gx and lx series are 'too old school' and a 'dinosaur', but just because it's old school doesn't mean it's a bad thing, in fact, that means there's less stuff to break

[@cameronjamieson5619]

Love my 2014 GX 460. Most comfortable, quiet road-tripping machine, that also effortlessly takes my friends and I to any trailhead in Western WA, rain or snow. I found if I set cruise control to 65mph, I get around 23-24 MPG, so it's not too terribly inefficient. Consider the fuel economy on this tank the reliability tax. Also I dig your reviews! Live in Seattle myself, and it's genuinely awesome to see a car review channel that covers the conditions we'd experience around the Cascades.

[@rightlanehog3151]

A lot of people love their car but how many cars love you back like a GX?

[@seekfactsnotfiction9056]

Had an RX and now with ES. I'm heading for a clean used 2014 GX460 Luxury trim, where would be the best place to shop? Any ideas

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@seekfactsnotfiction9056 Please note in your search for a 2014 GX that it may well be cheaper than 2014 4Runners with the same mileage.

[@cameronjamieson5619]

@@seekfactsnotfiction9056 that's exactly what I got! Use Carguru's to search, as that's what's most commonly used nowadays, but don't bother with their communication tools; just reach out directly to seller. I'd limit your search to anywhere west of the Pacific coast mountains (Cascades, Sierra Nevada's, etc...) plus the desert SW, as most other places salt their roads in the winter, which will rust these frames. Hope this is what you're looking for. Oh yeah, and be sure to act fast on whatever GX you settle on, as these sell very quickly. I had multiple people try to purchase mine while I was setting up financing.

[@seekfactsnotfiction9056]

@@cameronjamieson5619 Thanks, even though I am in TX, I'll search on it with the tips you suggested in mind.

[@johnasbury9915]

We have had 2 of them, just got a 2020 and we love it. Bulletproof and so comfortable.

[@paulm6481]

Top of food chain luxury four wheeling SUV. Will last a lifetime.

[@geo-adjara2020]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHOp4ennrWhfZI

[@ALMX5DP]

Yeah this isnt going to light the tech side of your brain on fire, but I feel it is a solid choice for a person or family who wants their vehicle to last 20 years without any major issues.

[@NaijaBoiTellEm]

Well summarized. I bought the 4Runner knowing it will last me a decade or two easily. That's when these vehicles are true appreciated.

[@rahulvarkala]

True...

[@geo-adjara2020]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHOp4ennrWhfZI

[@gemmrk]

Exactly thats what most of these car "reviewers" dont get

[@enriquecarrillo3909]

I agree, even the air suspension system on the luxury model is bomb proof....LOL

[@vadim9342]

I just picked one up a few weeks ago and I must say I absolutely love it. The thing is an absolute tank and I plan on keeping it for a very long time. And this is me coming from a Land Rover Discovery.

[@Chase_AM]

“When you compare this to what the competition offers...” 99% of people buying this don’t care about the features in a BMW or Mercedes. 😅

[@Cleo-ix2kd]

You won’t even use the features in new cars anyways.. you get in and drive to work most of the time. Phone connects and music plays. That’s all you need 90% of the time.

[@lochisekhon8205]

Exactly ,just ordered 2021.. and it’s not the interior you look it’s performance and durability you look at

[@Lado423]

Exactly. Just bought a 2021 for reasons beyond interior and the bells and whistles

[@gotmullets]

Fr.. we have a Mercedes 300 awd suv.. and although we have taken it out to some offloading trails ...we never went in too far...it did ok..but isn't something that seems natural to that environment or those conditions lol.. It's features and technology is definitely made for city or normal street conditions.. but all weather ofc.. I'd take a Gx460.

[@MusicLuv80]

I totally agree with you but at the same time I think it is just lazy work by Lexus because not even able to connect your phone is just not good. My point is this SUV had so much potential to be better but they never took that route.

[@raybonzani5437]

I have a 2022…. Night and day from the 21, oh, it’s a Lexus. Also, this 4.6 will last forever.

[@andrewjacobson556]

It's old school but that is why it still sell's so well

[@chazl2663]

Lexus is the best will never leave you stranded unlike other euro brands .

[@habeebnihad6753]

This was a great review, thank you. I personally do not care about all the kind of out dated tech features, I think this is a proper car and lets not forget the reliability factor of Toyota/Lexus.

[@RM-ys1bn]

I personally like the item you labeled as "throw back." I also appreciate that the cruise control doesn't steer me back for me. As a driver, its your job to pay attention...so do it. While some things are great upgrade and really cool, i like keeping things simple, has a purpose but keeps the driver responsible for actually driving.

[@Bad_Rattle]

Just picked up a 22’ Premium with the same color combo and I’m absolutely in love with it. The new infotainment is SO MUCH better than the 21’ and older. It is pretty lame that the off-road package is only available in the luxury trim. The extra 10k over the premium really isn’t work it in my opinion.

[@marker220]

Completely agree. Just got a 22' Premium as well with the Sport-Design pkg. Love the new screen in it. I'm keeping this thing forever!

[@tungol00]

I didn't expect that 0-60 time I expected longer, impressive!

[@jackz4149]

also keep in mind the wet road condition, normal dry road is like 6.6 sec

[@pokethekat1]

We have a 2017. It’s absolutely amazing. We live in Boulder and it handles anything and everything. One of the MOST reliable vehicles you can buy. About the infotainment system, not a big deal at all. The majority of people use their phones for navigation. It has Bluetooth. It’s a non issue. I can turn on and access all controls with buttons in seconds rather than having to dive into multiple menus on a tablet like touchscreen. The GX goes places “crossovers” only dream of and pretend they can. Crossovers are essentially mini vans without sliding doors. Lame. 20 mph from Boulder to the Springs, recently. Those who know, know.

[@sknight1023]

Your videos are extremely well done, and it appears you are a 1-man crew which makes your content all the more impressive!

[@williamheinsinger7390]

Still More Off Road worthy than MOST so called SUV,s today.

[@ychai2812]

The level of confidence when u making that turn around is unbelievable 👍🏼 Been in similar situation before scread af

[@shanet7511]

Imagine if Lexus used the 4 corner hydraulic suspension and 5.7L motor from the LX in this, add in the locking rear diff and the LX feature that can drag the inside rear tire on turn and this would be perfect. Deleting the third row and adding a panoramic sunroof would be the icing on the cake.

[@glenmlj]

A traditional old-school system that works really well for people who lives in rural areas. Welp, *"It just works!"*

[@Newbieoffroad]

I test drove a gx460 today , fell in love after 10 min ❤

[@Mx5pro]

You guys are very brave to keep pressing into the snow

[@Tomy_Honk]

In all of your GX videos I’ve been saying out loud at my phone “LOCK THE CENTER DIFF” when you keep getting stuck

[@brightsmile8369]

ditto ...!!!!!!! this dude just don't get it !!!!!

[@3002_tii]

Just picked up ‘22 premium. Love the car and agree with other comments it’s not about the tech, but I was surprised to see usb A ports galore.

[@pnichols8583]

You tried to get the back to come out during a rain on dirt road. You a wild boy.

[@NRGRX]

LOVE THE GX460!!! Absolute beast!! Drove a 2013 (non predator grill but same engine) and LOVED IT!! Low 20k’s with 97k miles and will last a lifetime. The one thing that’s unsettling tho is the need to use premium gas (with rising gas prices) and already pretty low mpg. If you can afford it..DO IT!!

[@Piketom1]

18:00 some proper snow tires and about an inch more ground clearance ad you would have had a much easier time on that part of the trail.

[@geo-adjara2020]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIHOp4ennrWhfZI

[@DaciaProject]

These are sold as 2.8 liter diesel Toyota Prados here in Europe with around 25 mpg. Used with ~75k miles on the clock you can pick them up for $30,000.

[@rich7447]

Small diesels are at a major disadvantage here in North America. The EPA regulations on vehicles up to 8,500 lbs gvwr make it hard for them to compete with gas engines. Above 8,500 lbs diesels become more feasible. Unfortunately only 3 companies compete in this space, but each does have a very good diesel offering right around 400 cubic inches (6.6 to 6.7L). We paid $56k for a new 2021 Lexus GX two years ago. You can get a used one with 50k miles for around $30k. Increase to $35k and you can get one with 20,000 miles.

[@trigganometry168]

Best GX460 review! This what we wanna see. Thanks

[@MegaRetr]

Your videos are extremely well done

[@kangen9point5]

When I got my 2019 GX, I knew I wasn’t getting the latest tech, but even better is how solid and reliable the vehicle is. The reviewer complaining about the plastics and surprise lack of Apple CarPlay is laughable.

[@threesetstofailure9941]

I,ve had at least 12 different vehicles in my lifetime from domestic, Euro, and Asian vehicles and my GX is the most quality you can buy currently hands down. Fuel economy is the only downside but for a 5000 lb tank it is not really that bad. I average about 19-20 on the hwy. My 2017 GX has had the front grill swapped out for the newer 2020 style F sport.

[@adafee]

i bought a new one and i love driving it. i dont care anything about the infotainment system. i would rather it doesnt have any infotainment system, all mechanics is the best. because it can last four times as much as other luxurious cars.

[@MrZombiedude567]

Excellent review, appreciate the effort that has gone into producing this video!

[@Vanuatoo]

Love the honest assessment of the third row

[@cornbread70s4]

Interesting and creative content on this channel. Unlike most automotive review channels. I subscribed instantly....

[@tferg6738]

Bought at 2017 base model. I’ve owned 4x4’s the last few cars (Tahoe z71 and Silverado w/ 6.0) and the GX460 is by far the better vehicle.

[@carlosvillao5448]

Best review about this car I have seen so far, great job 👏👍

[@marcusj4467]

I have a Prado Kakadu in Australia, with the diesel it makes for an efficient daily drive as well a tackle anything machine. In Canada you would Rewquire winter tires and this thing would be more capable than a 4Runner limited, unstoppable in snow and ice.

[@rich7447]

Small diesels are so tough in the US (EPA screws them). Most of our diesel sales are in the 6.6 to 6.7L range and come in trucks with a gvwr over 8,500 lbs. I recently sold my 6.7L Cummins Ram 2500 and am waiting for a factory order on a 6.7L Powerstroke F450.

[@Goku-mr2jw]

What a great review of this great suv! My favorite part was the off road. Liked and subscribed 👍

[@rampar77]

I would love to see a snow test on RX350 AWD. I couldn't decided which I wanted to buy since both RX350 and LX460 are the price. I like to know the comfort level and AWD comparason.

[@jdesmo1]

Why don't you lock the center diff in the tough stuff? you just destroyed the Torsen center diff . That was actually hard to watch.

[@andrewzhuk8713]

Recently I had a chance to test my Goodyear UltraGrip Performance+ tires in the snow on RAV4 Hybrid, and I got to say they are really good.

[@SamLeHardy]

We had snow like that in Massachusetts last week. It’s almost like sand in weight and texture, with the added benefit of being very slippery and quick to freeze under spinning wheels.

[@ted6462]

Very good driving for a stock one with the wrong tires! On the east coast we have the same issues and I personally with the same car.

[@jonlosito2004]

Yea. Most people and off road enthusiasts modify lots of these. I live in Long Island New York and they’re actually pretty common. I’ve seen them in person and KZbin.

[@AbzAden]

It’s simple people who know what this beast can do...if u want a CUV and apple car play than this ain’t it chief

[@markconroy5844]

100%. The GX 460's utilitarian design and funcitonality are unmatched. I almost wish they offered a trim with an infotainment screen delete and just added a WiFi hotspot - that would make it truly timeless.

[@slocavky]

I love the red leather. I work at a Toyota factory in Kentucky and we do the Lexus ES350 and it has that same red. Love that color

[@LionRunner]

Love this review. I looked at the GX before I got the 4Runner Limited for my wife. Just thought we don't need to spend that extra money as we use the 4Runner TRD ORP for all our trips. Without a doubt GX is best for road trips and that million mile v8 is well worth the money. Yes it does not have the latest tech to-date but I prefer these kind of reliability over tech.

[@ceilahuge6730]

As I was gonna say the forest is look like Washington, He said the Pacific Northwest very cool to drive in the rain & snow that is why I have one of this truck.

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

Im planning on buying one this year but will swap out for a good all terrain tire. My wildpeaks are quiet and would be well suited on this dinosaur.

[@rich7447]

I wish they made the Wildpeaks for the 19" wheel that comes in the sport package. Considering the Toyo A/T3 (255/60R19).

[@ManMak6]

I have the very same suv. Love every bit of it!

[@johnfarel3152]

I call that “wet snow” and it is incredibly difficult to drive in as opposed to dry powdery snow that has just fallen. The latter can get icy but wet slushy snow is is super slick all the time.

[@JulezWinnfield]

By definition, snow can't be dry because its basic composition is still water. Science......the more you know.

[@jakeamberson3239]

@@JulezWinnfield so witty and scientific. The more you insult.

[@JulezWinnfield]

@@jakeamberson3239 No insult, just proven science facts.

[@rich7447]

@@JulezWinnfield Snow is considered dry when it crunches and can't be packed into a snowball. It's not about composition it is about whether it has liquid water.

[@JulezWinnfield]

@@rich7447 Water exists in three states of composition: solid (frozen), liquid, and gas. The slightest introduction of heat or friction will cause snow to quickly revert to its liquid water form. Tires on a snow covered road generate friction which in turn leads to "slush" in layman terms. I wouldn't consider slushy ice to be water in a solid form.

[@TunerGuy_90]

🤷‍♂️. I'd keep mine over any new SUV on the market today. It just works.

[@Trades46]

The Lexus SUV lineup is rather interesting - the RX is one of the softest and most on-road designed luxury family SUV for doing the daily commute & family run duties with modern amenities like CarPlay/AA, but the second the road starts getting rough the RX would struggle with its on-road AWD system. Enter the GX - it is far older in design, using a far less efficient V8 and trunk body-on-frame but is secretly one of the best luxury off-road SUV you can buy.

[@niravpatel7570]

But it has locking differential that has no use but I really like mine

[@eleanormassaro5195]

I’m sure that Lexus designed the RX intentionally that way😁

[@Trades46]

@@eleanormassaro5195 for sure, and frankly, it is a huge success for the brand. People LOVE their RX and keep trading in one for another. Turns out a lot of luxury SUV shoppers tend to like a floaty ride, soft suspension and quiet ride, something the Germans tend to sacrifice for the sake of sportiness & speed. Lexus bulletproof reliability also helps.

[@eleanormassaro5195]

@@Trades46 Oh, definitely. I’ve had my 2010 RX for over 10 years and it’s a wonderful car to take on road trips!

[@JoeGX460]

The GX460 has a smooth ride and no wind noise at high speed. It is a very nice vehicle to own.

[@Olph1]

The phone connects with Bluetooth. This is a great and super reliable vehicle that has everything you need. The 3rd row is great for kids in a booster-They love sitting back there.

[@PocketManga]

Prius will drive just fine through that test offroad.

[@MikeZimmermanOfficial]

We purchased a 2017 Luxury recently, and aside from Lexus quality and it actually being an "old school" body on frame SUV, the third row was a huge consideration. While it's true you have zero space for cargo with the 3rd row up, I didn't quite agree with the assessment that the third row isn't meant for humans. I'm 6' 220lbs and can sit comfortably in the 3rd row. It was the only SUV we looked at (aside from the full size Suburban/Tahoe/Expedition) that this was possible. I'd say if the third row is important, the GX is a great option.

[@drakedrake8405]

Lexus IS the beast and the best vehicle 🚗! The only negative is the guy who’s talking during the video

[@shumailkhan2662]

Thank you! I love this pretty Lexus GX 460

[@newenglandergray3002]

Thanks for the useful review. Very useful comments from owners, too. A point worth noting regards dimensions. The vehicle is more compact than the new breed of "wide-bodies" that won't fit into an older garage. This is one of the few vehicles of its type that is about the same size as my 2007 Ford Explorer V-8. The upgraded infotainment of the 2022 model is significant. I wish they had finally changed the tailgate to a split-type/top-hinged style. It looks like a great choice for those wanting an SUV without the tech-laden models that now predominate, a vehicle to keep for years.

[@alsw1632]

Love this suv and this video

[@tunintunin3417]

With all of the “cons” I would still take it over a RR or any German SUV/4x4, dependability and reliability is the only thing that matters to me. They don’t hold the price as well as they do around the world by chance...

[@nmsllol2977]

what do you mean by saying that they don't hold the price as well as they do around the world by chance

[@tunintunin3417]

@@nmsllol2977 I meant to say they hold good value around the world and it is not by chance?

[@jonlosito2004]

Except for the Porsche Cayenne, but idk 😅😅

[@tonebonejones3886]

I have a 2007 gx 470 I take it every where then any other vehicle.

[@Kromer0]

Dude that central console looks and feels like a 2014 Altima’s. So much plastic at 74k it’s bonkers!

[@DrivenHard]

Yup. If you want something modern you don't buy Toyota or Lexus trucks. They know their market wants old school reliability over newer tech and feel

[@Jiasode]

Actually all that “plastic” is real aluminum let’s not forget that the worst brand to buy is Infiniti 😮😮

[@chenpickleball4739]

Great suv and nice video. Love this car and waiting for the redesign model. Thank you.

[@erichschultz1093]

I love my 2015 GX460, it takes me everywhere my 4Runner did, just a bit faster!

[@hypmotizedbysoles]

I have a 2021 that just turned 19,000 miles. 5000 mile rotations. Street driving only, tires are definitely poor. Already in need of replacement. And what’s up with the size? Wanted better tires and though some brands offer this screwball size they aren’t the best choices as I live in an area with tough winters. Switching to wildpeaks and am going to need to go down a size and get new rims. Lexus definitely screwed up on the tire and wheel option.

[@brightsmile8369]

which size u got originally !?? on what trim !??

[@rightlanehog3151]

Ryan, There is one button missing on the dashboard, the one that turns the ostentatious Lexus grille into a sensible Prado grille suitable for deep gullies and steep climbs. Strangely, those humble overseas Toyota Prados (as seen in Australian KZbin reviews) now come with modern 'infotainment' while this high end, luxurious Lexus GX does not. Speaking of sensible alternatives, you can buy two SR5 4Runners from the same factory, for the price of this top spec GX. Finally, the scenery is impressive but I feel sorry 24:05 for that massive tree stump near the river.

[@mrdeeds83]

I too noticed that the Prado in Australia has the updated infotainment. Perhaps it's a market request/preference. Dunno.

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@mrdeeds83 To be fair, those Australian Prados are not exactly cheap but it certainly makes no sense that the GX in North America is behind the times. Having said that, I am pretty sure one could write a Masters thesis on 'Land Cruiser variation and contradictions' across the Toyota 4X4 world. Two of my favorites are the full size Land Cruiser with the 4.0 V6 from the 4Runner and the 4 door Prado with the manual transmission and 2.7 Tacoma engine.

[@Kiss__Kiss]

Love my GX. It is an "Oldie but goodie" but, never tires!!! And that's why They are awesome BoF vehicles!!! Good Job Maneuvering it Ryan.. Always love your content. Looking forward to what your end of year Review vehicles will be, as well as reviews for the 2021 M.Y.

[@bakhtiyarpakhirdinov2461]

Couple of inches of lift, some decent 33" A/T-s, cut off that stupid plastic on the bottoms of bumpers (you'll have to anyway to fit bigger wheels) and you got a nice capable T4R with a V8 and all luxury whistles and blows still in there. Wonder if that 4.6 fits the FJ assuming they share the same platform.

[@yaelri1430]

I just love these old school body on frame trucks where a human driver is really in charge NOT A Computer

[@bogotstogoskiing]

The Lexus GX is basically an afterthought is the USA. It is based on the LandCruiser Prado which worldwide is one of the most popular SUV's. Those are way more basic featurewise but serve a purpose. The fact that the US even gets a variant of it is big. If I were Toyota I wouldn't update it too frequently either if it works. The Hyundai you mentioned? Nah-uh. Not even close to the same vehicle.

[@rich7447]

The strange thing is that we seem to pay less for the luxury Prado than most of the rest of the world pays for the standard Prado.

[@randyharris4185]

KDSS has nothing to do with the shock absorber sport/comfort setting...you really skipped over the fact that the GX pioneered hydraulic controlled front and rear sway-bars with the 470 Sport & finally made it standard on all 460s in 2010...KDSS is now found as options on TRDpro 4Runners and other Toyota vehicles as a premium system to control body roll dynamically and free up axle articulation at low speeds.

[@raullasvegas]

How do every automotive journalist get this wrong? The axle articulation on the GX is pretty amazing.

[@mattsmckinney]

Nice review!

[@Forestdawg1791]

My issue was the range on these. Small tank and 14 mpg. On mine I could do about 250 miles per tank.

[@rightlanehog3151]

The overseas models with the spare on the tailgate have a much larger fuel capacity.

[@pokethekat1]

What? I have never gotten less than 18 mix and 20-21 highway. Just got back from Colorado Springs from Boulder and got 20.1 mph at 278 miles driving with just over a quarter of a tank left. Some of it city driving. I’m running ATT tires, too.

[@JoeGX460]

I got around 18 mpg in combined and 22 mpg in highway.

[@corwininadsm]

BTW KDSS isn't related to the adjustable suspension. KDSS is the hydraulic adjustable sway bar, which disconnects below 15mph for ride and articulation and is stiffer on road at higher speeds. Same system on the 4runner Off road and is comparably stiffer above 15mph and looser below. Also I don't think you engaged the center diff lock. Also MTS in Rock mode is the most aggressive for off road.

[@fatihtoyotaauris5246]

Luxury Prado

[@happybunnyfamily]

Please do a off road and snow test review of the new Acura MDX.

[@FoYo1005]

Because these are known as great overlanders, the used ones do not depreciate enough to make them a good buy anymore. :(

[@johnnyle5107]

It looks nice and I'm totally agreed with you about the technology offer in the Lexus... When are they going to upgrade???

[@klinatoc]

Love my 470

[@BBlackmen]

Dude I'm so glad lexus still makes real suvs. I've thought about investing in a 20220 GX460 i really believe their worth money since they don't break down

[@woolengrappler]

I really wish they trimmed up the bodywork and made it look more like the Prado

[@gotmullets]

Classic rather than outdated.. kind of how Ford is with the mustang.. for many years....many many years..into the 2000s.. they only made body changes for the most part...overall the mechanical side of it was mostly how it had been originally.. they believed.. if it wasn't broke or worked then why change it... It's what you get when you've done something sooo well.. and have such a solid platform.. I want a gx460.. or even a slightly used gx470.. except I'd probably throw some extra cash into it and get some extra after market offroad goodies put into it.. (2 to 3 inch lift.. better even more rugged yet versatile tires.. roof top tent or something.. front and rear bumpers made for offloading.. wench.. more lights..)

[@royal3880]

Great freaking video. I wish they had a v6 turbo version of this truck.

[@fonzierello3424]

Will outlast any of the competitor

[@teddynaicker2997]

Please test the 2021 4runner SR5 trail next.

[@mrdeeds83]

Too much emphasis is put on TECH now a days. Then we wonder why the reliability of certain brands that were previously TOP NOTCH has started to dwindle down. Those who buy this Lexus GX460 usually do so for refinement AND possible off road capability. If you want something that lasts you 20-25 years with amazing customer service, look no further. If you want tech that can cause you head ache, you have a plethora of options. Stop being so "picky".

[@SANTANA1deep]

Good bug out vehicle too. This vehicle will serve many purposes

[@Seattle808]

Hahaha I was just there the other week with my 4runner!! Good times! The Lexus could do it with better tires and airing down some. My 4runner walked right up it. ❄️❄️❄️

[@drivingsports]

Your 4Runner also has a much better approach angle. 😅

[@ThomasGillot]

Is this off of I-90?

[@ryanmartin1928]

Where is this trail? I want to check it out

[@Hamsandwhichman]

Where is this?

[@jolaxxx2566]

Maybe I didn’t notice, but why won’t you use central and rear differential lock to have power evenly distributed on all wheels to make climbing more effective?

[@projectsonepercent924]

Anyone know if the non-luxury off road package is still any good? This review was great but curious how the non top of the line is…

[@arnoldchavez9681]

Please review the newest Lexus LC500. Looks like you did a review on the 2018, I’m not really sure what had changed between 2018-2021 interior wise. It is in a different price range and market/audience of course, but I think you will find its Lexus interior and infotainment much less disappointing than the GX460. Keep up the quality content. 👍

[@bufficliff8978]

If he didn't mention he was in the pacific north west I still would have known it because he believed that his snow was special despite half of the country experiencing the same phenomenon.

[@ehudk215]

Here is Israel we have the diesel Land Crusier Prado, it comes with a larger screen, and a standard apple CarPlay and Android auto. Strange

[@hikerhobby1204]

I love the country and people of Israel. If it wasn’t for the Jewish people I couldn’t have been a Gentile! Thank you!

[@benja6597]

Why is the transmission making that gnarly sound? Always wonder why my car only makes that sound in low gear

[@billpotter1051]

Maybe I missed it, but did you ever lock the center differential while you were attempting the snowy hill climb?