Lexus UX250h Review | CarsIreland.ie

[@paulmetdebbie447]

Indeed. Driving a hybrid is a Zen experience 😉

[@davidelliott1396]

I love the interior more than the exterior

[@dazsid100]

Great review, I love the car & Lexus leading the way in design

[@davidstraub593]

I own the UX 250 h, and love driving it. After hitting the 3,500 mile mark, the average miles per gallon checks in at 39.7. Lexus delivers on luxury, looks, style, efficiency, and economy. And it has plenty of power for its size, and features that signature Lexus smooth and quiet driving and riding experience. BTW, great presentation by Sinead.

[@indie8189]

Just bought 2020 UX 250H, front two seats are electric-adjustable, absolutely delightful.

[@damnhockey]

Great looking car. Excellent review, a lots of personal perspectives. Much better than what most people give is just specs. Looking forward to your next review. Great job

[@brianrocks7277]

A Lexus we can like, at long last!

[@dingbatt]

Finally someone has answered the question of why there is only a pocket on the back of the passenger seat on so many current vehicles! Not a map pocket, because who uses paper maps anymore? Don’t put your phone face down, because then the wireless charging won’t work. White leather seats are great until the dye from your jeans leaves a blue stain on them. Quoted fuel efficiency is only the same as the much bigger RAV4 Hybrid and about a litre/100km worse than it’s poorer cousin, the C-HR. Still, if you can afford a little CUV like this, you can afford a little more at the pump. Kudos for not buying into the marketing BS and calling it “Self Charging” and for differentiating the eCVT from other CVTs, as it is a totally different type of transmission.

[@steveb4012]

Another good review. This is on my wife's company car list but sadly too small for growing teenagers and a large dog. The RAV 4 is under consideration for that. The Toyota CHR in a top spec looks like it would be a better choice?

[@RobG001]

Be great if you would translate litres per hundred kilometres, into mpg, I'm in Wales and maybe its because I'm an old coot, but I think in mpg, like most in the country I think, your viewership might increase as our American brethren across the pond will know what the heck it means as well then, you certainly deserve a far higher subscriber number than you have for your professional presentation.

[@MrKevinswan007]

Good Review. I dont like the wheel wells, they look weird. Also the track pad is silly. I do love those seats though.

[@RobustArid379]

she did the starbuck coffee cup holder test. awesome (w/american accent)

[@kfsamul]

Great review, I want one!

[@OfficialTeamRocket588]

Got a dacia ad before this video

[@ThomasMulliganFlute]

Would love this car

[@AndrejGobec]

Toyota is a bit on a role lately! Like this car ... I think the dash could use a bit more colour or at least contrast and the touch pad is so 90', but other than that, thumbs up!! It does strangely remind me of RAV 4 in quite a few places, though ...

[@aacmove]

After a while the touch pad is safer than a touch screen. I only use it to select android auto. So its not that much of an issue and most things are done via the steering wheel buttons.

[@paddydowney6269]

I like it, but as a family car it seems to have a lot of basic shortcomings - practicality, rear space, boot space, crap infotainment and v expensive. Toyota fixed most of those shortcomings with the new RAV4

[@Stinkysniff1]

This is the base model not the luxury model

[@danlugo4365]

Looks almost identical to the new Rav 4

[@MiniEggs1999]

Bored of SUVs now please find some big estates to review Thanks

[@paoloochangco6072]

shes beautiful! but the car is okay too

[@GlenStace]

Charming young lady!

[@paulmadden1458]

Looks like Lexus has thrown the kitchen sink at this car, inside and out, angles everywhere, technology replaced with a button for everything! Surely the whole point of modern cars is to automate and have less distractions. This many buttons should be as illegal as driving while texting on your 📱. Of course Lexus would probably give us one of these ☎️.

[@Paulvon128]

I like the lovely lady more than the car ...

[@wildoneback]

It ain’t an SUV , more like a CUV

[@davidwillis8492]

€45,000 for something not much bigger than a Fiesta inside.. Yikes!

[@danlugo4365]

My boss had a Rav 4 and a Corolla, they were literally the same. The Rav was just a bigger Corolla externally.

[@DougsCars]

I just can’t get past their design language. Makes them completely out of the question for me.

[@paultaylor9652]

The paint finish is terrible and that boot looks more SUPER MINI size than mid range SUV. You've given a fair review on what was once a luxury brand.

[@raidenb4512]

Paint terrible ? It is 160 micro average when a German brand is around 140 😅

[@x3merx3mer]

Why is this a "luxury" model? You reviewers should stop that madness. It is no better than for example Mazda in any way ..sound insulation, paint (very orange peely as i can see), interior materials quality (it is still hard plastics at the bottom - as ANY other car and probably even in the back, so that would make it even worse than Mazda) ...yet Mazda is not even called "premium". Is it just the price?

[@C3ByAx]

Ugly design. Big contrast to Sinead

[@robertl2856]

Great review....but sorry i think its plain ugly

[@gerrywhelan7426]

Orange peel paint finish! Why so over priced compared to a high spec Qashqai? Ugly car