The 2022 Lexus NX Marks the New Era of Lexus! Full Review and Technical Tour

[@jon5161]

By far the best review. No other review has been as much in depth. As an engineer I appreciate the details. Keep up the good work!

[@tuxievous420]

I'm the 40th like c:

[@MeGaTrOn361-j6d]

We took delivery on my wife’s 22 NX350 AWD F Sport Jan 3 and so far she loves it. Plenty of power and despite having 20 inch wheels it rides smooth.

[@Sam-bi3pl]

I got one too, but is she getting pretty horrible fuel economy?

[@MeGaTrOn361-j6d]

@@Sam-bi3pl Wife doesn’t track her mileage cause I just checked and the display was 0 mpg.

[@vw5056]

Not even a Toyota/Lexus fan but love your channel. You are an expert on the brand and meticulous mechanic. Keep up the good work.

[@juri2001]

I have never seen better reviews

[@TheRealHungryJoe]

(Toyota expert! ) Dude explains it real good and has access to good cars!

[@josevictorino7338]

He is the best❤️❤️👏👍

[@protomatala180]

we definitely need spare tire

[@rexleonis6943]

If he was a good reviewer, he'd know that there is a very good reason why they got rid of the door handles.

[@bluewave2536]

Finally! I have been waiting for NX review, this is going to be my next car

[@bluewave2536]

How's the noise reduction? I suppose the only thing differs this and the RAV4 Prime is low noise level hopefully?

[@lsft]

@@bluewave2536 I test drove one and it's much quieter than my 2018 NX. It also absorbs rough road much better. A lot more "Lexus" in this new generation. Can't wait for mine to arrive.

[@hirob3205]

Great review! I learn more from this review than I would have going to the dealer and looking at the vehicles, per se. It is the most HONEST reviews you will find on KZbin. Others are just car salesmen doing them. I am glad they changed the touch pad on the future models, since it is still the same on the 2022 Lexus RX. It is a learning curve to get the hang of it. Hope to see a review on the 2022 RX350 in the future reviews.

[@coloradoboo1071]

Anybody else notice the audio/video quality has gotten a lot better in these videos? Kudos to the production/backstage team!!! ;-)

[@TheCarCareNut]

Thank you!

[@Falcone-en4wl]

Finally! someone who states that the eCVT system is not actually a cvt gear, despite the name. Very appreciated.

[@CapELarry]

This video did it for us. We’re putting a deposit on an incoming unit this afternoon!

[@p6102zrfxe]

This Lexus looks so good. AMD presentation makes it even better. When I changed today oil in my Toyota, it's started to sound better, I got your words on mind, AMD, how is important oil change interval. Thank you for all AMD!

[@william6765]

Your review is great because you tell us about some mechanical things along with the view of the bottom which is great for folks like me who want to dive deeper into this vehicles operation

[@andrewl8251]

Definitely the best place to get Toyota and Lexus reviews.

[@OreganoCaramel]

Amazing channel. Now I watch him alongside Scotty and chrisfix

[@ChrisWilliams-pu8pj]

I enjoy the enthusiasm you have for your product as well as the insights. Thank you.

[@James-il3tq]

Love the new camera AMD! 2160p 60 fps fancyyyyy! Thank yuy) you for all your hard work and sharing of your vast knowledge. God bless you and your family!

[@grahammccarthy1893]

Thanks you for such a comprehensive and informative review. It's interesting the difference between the US and UK/European reviews of this car. In the UK the reviewers love the e-latch system and the steering wheel controls remarking that they're both clever and sophisticated, otherwise barely getting a mention. In the US and Canada, the reviewers, without exception dislike them. The same is true of the run-flat tyres (tires). I've had run-flats for years on my BMWs and I like them, I trust that if I get a puncture when travelling at high speed that I'll be easily able to maintain control and won't have to stop on the side of a busy Motorway/Freeway to attend to a flat. Sure there's a little more road noise in the cabin and they're maybe 5% more expensive but I also get more luggage space. The additional weight of EVs and PHEVs does put extra stress on the tyres and they're more likely to suffer from flats making run-flats an even more logical choice I think. Looking forward to delivery of my 450h+ next month.

[@xfirstxlast6502]

yes, AMD is truly a nut- in a good way! He is a blessing with his insights.

[@DarkKoffee]

I’ve been debating which one I should get as my own car between UX and NX so thanks so much for your in-depth, no bs, and honest videos! Keep up the great work!! 😊😎👍

[@jwwilly]

Most detailed test so far, thorough and professional

[@LASoundCrafter]

Wonderful review. I’ve heard, the reason Lexus went with the button door handle has to do with sensors detecting bikes, cars or pedestrians traveling by and not allowing the door to open crashing into them. A mechanical solution would not have worked as well.

[@badongtagalog5737]

@wth2021i dont agree. These companies reaseach things. Reviewers dont. Those are just opinion based on little things they know. Saw lots of vidoes videos where a motorcycle, Bikes or even cars hit the door becuase the passenger or driver did not know something is coming at the back.

[@daveharper8707]

First time watching your channel. Subscribed now, your detail, knowledge and enthusiasm come across. Our Lexus Takumi 450NX h+ is on order. This is a really good introduction to our next car. Never had a Lexus before so a good understanding of what we have bought is welcome.

[@aliu3888]

For my NX300H 2022, I paid $120 for gas for almost 900KM both highway and city driving. In my 2020 Rav4 XSE hybrid, I paid $90 for about 790KM. Both cars are amazing, and premium gas does make a difference for the engine. I still have my 2013 Prius C, and it is still running great👍

[@wyw201]

How long do you think battery will last on these hybrid vehicles? I’m worried about battery replacement costs.

[@gusrui]

Obviously, you live in a a state with warm climate. Up in the north with true winter temperatures hybrids are not efficient for warming up, or saving money in fuel!

[@williamprice4673]

I have owned three Lexus vehicles over the years. Gone away to BMW then Volvo. But am going to go back to a Lexus NX 2022. I have tested the new car extensively and it is superbly refined to drive with a brilliant adaptive cruise system and the best heads up I have ever seen. The touch buttons on the steering wheel are overwhelming initially but once you have set up your favourites it's very easy to use. As for the doorhandles, yes they are a little strange but you get the collision avoidance as a real benefit. Progress I guess.

[@InternetDude]

👍 Excellent video!! I’ve owned a RAV4 Prime for a year now and it’s incredible! Wish I had this Lexus version, even better. 👍

[@PrashanthRuthala]

Thank you for a very detailed review. I have been driving the 450h+ for two weeks now and overall, I love it. The door handles are not such a bad thing - people will get used to it. The steering controls are something else. The touch controls (just the function display) show up on the HUD every time hands graze over them - especially while turning and is distracting. They also lack texture and force the driver to actually look at the HUD or the buttons, every time a button press is required. Perhaps a SW update will include an option to disable controls display on the HUD and include more customization of buttons.

[@micheallx3645]

Wow, excellent review 👏. Can you please do the Lx 600 when its available.

[@BillDeanCycle]

Terrific detail underneath and in-depth review. Terrific sign off!

[@alyssapipe6840]

I work for Toyota so I may be biased, but the electronic door handles are electronic for safety reasons. It will stop you from opening your door if a cyclist or vehicle would impact the door were it opened. In that case it will beep at you and not open the door. As you said though, there are mechanical work arounds if the battery or electronics fail. Some other cars have a similar setup like Tesla.

[@tadeusz8977]

I have the same system on Audi with classic door handles. They also would flash or be blocked if some obstacle is detected. So - no reason for such complicated handles that no passenger is able to open or close (unless they are instructed before).

[@rrrreeeeee]

Imagine parking your car in Manhattan. The door will never open lmao

[@rexleonis6943]

@@tadeusz8977 can you link a video where we can see the doors being blocked on an Audi?

[@drewnc61]

OH! The Proximity Warning Speaker.... My 2022 Hylander Hybrid makes that same sound. Once I was backing out of a parking space and this older woman was loading her groceries and she gave me the thumbs up and waved. I rolled down the window and she said "Having a hybrid makes the angels sing and your car is singing! God Bless You!" It was sweet, but yes, it is an annoying noise.

[@mylesgray3470]

I have a 3rd gen Prius with no noise maker and I surprise people in parking lots a lot. Happened today, and that’s not good.

[@kathleenwelch9779]

Love this video! Thank you AMD for giving us layman’s terms on some of these NX components that might be hard to understand. Japan ought to have you and Mrs. CCN visit their factories in Japan and tell them from a master mechanics view what works what needs improvement etc…and the types of repairs you will be seeing…YES JAPAN needs your wisdom too. Thank you for another very helpful video!

[@willumwhitmore9419]

Ahm you're going from a Master D Tech to a Master salesman. Thanks for the great review

[@SuperStewfart]

By far the best review. We have bought this car, sight unseen for delivery to Queensland around May. This review tells us so much and gives us confidence that, having researched all the luxury brands, we have made the right choice.

[@adrienchan2097]

Always enjoy watch your videos

[@bobbywoods684]

Glad you're doing reviews now.

[@NickWindham]

You are the best car reviewer. Love the extra detail

[@phitownhustler4802]

Here I am again at 3am watching my favorite channel and master mechanic. I just traded my wifes 2015 Rav4 XLE for a new 2024 NX250 (retirement present). I bought the base model to avoid turbos, CVTs and excessive electronics and my wife loves the car, Not a fan of the electronic shifter or the run flat tires but overall the quality level is high and drives and handles well. I chose the NX because the 2024 Rav4 XLE model had very limited color choices and didnt like the excessive black body and fender cladding. The NX is far more attractive. Last year I bought a new 4 Runner so now our transformation from Honda to Toyota/Lexus is complete and look forward to our retirement years to be trouble free with help from the car care nut!

[@peterkwok9608]

Another awesome video AMD 👍👍

[@Gabriel-xg5yo]

This is a good in depth and honest review. The new doors are linked to a sensor that won't unlock if it detects a car or bicycle on the side. I think it is an unnecessary complication, but that is how Lexus justifies it. My only other complaint is that there is a lot of piano black plastic on the inside of a $60k+ car. It will look terrible with a few years of usage.

[@AAhmad3449]

Agree at least use matte black or something else

[@volvo09]

You can probably deactivate that door lock stuff. I would certainly hope so. Personally that's something I wouldn't want.

[@rexleonis6943]

@@volvo09 until you open a door and hit a cyclist or another car takes your door off.

[@kathleenwelch9779]

I dislike the piano black too..I did see a video where someone had the piano black near the center console “wrapped” with a mat finish vinyl…sorry no pic available I forgot to screen shot it:-(

[@tuxievous420]

@@kathleenwelch9779 you can't screen shot on here but that would be cool maybe KZbin needs a refresh like this model lol

[@purplehills56]

Lol when you made the comment about the hood latches and the three strikers the facial reaction at the end was priceless. 😆 😂

[@kryvor]

Thanks for mentioning the backup camera - that’s something which no other car reviewer has touched on, but as a Toyota customer, has been annoying on my 2019 RAV4. I’m glad to hear that the NX has fixed this.

[@lsft]

There is also a backup camera washer on the NX. If you live in the north where there is snow and a dirty camera in the winter. The camera washer is a great plus.

[@americanboy48]

Man o man Lexus really know hot to make cars with reliability ❤️

[@timothydevries383]

AMD the door handle system is electronic so it can prevent the door opening based on blind spot monitor object detection.

[@thomaswhitmore5095]

Just a comment re the new door system. The desire to avoid the so called “dooring” accidents is highly desirable. This type of accident is so prevalent that it has its own name and makes up 15-20% (or likely more) of all bicycle car accidents and car door openers are considered at fault in most states. It usually results in severe injuries to the cyclist, not to mention the costs and insurance issueS. As a cyclist who has had to avoid this more than once (never hit thank goodness) I am very happy to see Toyota/Lexus do something about this. This feature makes the NX more desirable to me.

[@appleforever6664]

I own a 2019 Lexus NX, I love it!

[@nathanielross8232]

Same. Can’t see trading for this one. I like having a spare tire and normal doors.

[@MechayaAlta]

You convinced me to buy the Venza xle: normal tires, normal door handles, normal screen with dials.

[@AAhmad3449]

Looks more luxurious too

[@---rg1gb]

AMD. Please get a hold of the new 2023 Sequoia when you can. We are planning on buying one. We want your opinions and in depth review like this!!!

[@ericchen776]

Pretty sure it has the same drive train as the new tundra so just watch that video

[@damilolaakanni]

@@ericchen776 the Sequoia is hybrid only for 2023.

[@thomaseaton4077]

Another fantastic review! You really have the talent to reveal what a buyer is interested in!

[@kushilgunawardana5580]

Hi AMD,Your reviews are the best.

[@Irishmanbikes]

I LOVE your channel. I also watch ToyotaJeff, Ratis Rides, and Redline Reviews, but your channel is really great. Thanks

[@stacyfox6055]

Another informative video. Thank you again. This is helping me make an informed decision on buying my next vehicle.

[@adamrog6327]

What an incredible marvel of engineering I just wonder how much over msrp is it gonna be? Keep up the good content love the channel

[@andrewnguyen7737]

This NX model looks really nice, high end premium. I love the back with LEXUS letters

[@bobwhite137]

Have you thought of switching over to sales? Your knowledge and passion puts 99% of new car sales to shame...

[@InternetDude]

He’s too honest.

[@user-zh9kc7tw4n]

Took over a year before I had my NX delivered but it was worth the wait. Was not sure about the electric door latches but it is alright. Everthing else is fantastic

[@mikechiodetti4482]

So the doors, the (run flat)tires, and the steering wheel controls are the downsides. Overall it looks like a very good car! Thank you for this video.

[@MrGreens1234]

Don't forget the wheel studs instead of lug nuts

[@luljk2740]

Doors are fine, he’s just a boomer. Steering wheel controls, aren’t bad on non luxury trim versions(no heads up display)

[@mnwolves180]

@The Car Care Nut I am a Master Certified Lexus Parts Specialist, I am pretty certain these new NXs do indeed have the new stem replaceable sensors. The new IS generation does. I will grab a 2022 NX VIN tomorrow and look it up to make sure.

[@TheCarCareNut]

I was actually shocked when I saw this and checked it on the repair manual and new car features it doesn’t list the separate type at least for the NX450h+ please do update if you find anything

[@xfirstxlast6502]

Thanks for looking. I am hoping this is one of early pre-production cars that have been round for awhile. It has the Texas manufacture plates that I had seen on several of the first UT reviews and the car looked like it has seen a few miles by all the dirt on the underside. :-). Hopefully, yes, they will have it.

[@billymallari6663]

Very informative video as usual, I’ve been watching your videos in while. Keep up the good work.

[@billymallari6663]

Hi AMD, I was looking at used 2016 Lexus RX450h AWD, it has 64K miles on it and asking price is $36K. Is this a good buy? What are the things that I need to look at when I go to see the car? I know you had a video of good used Lexus cars and RX350 is one of them, does that applies to RX450h too? Please reply, your input will help me a lot to decide. Thanks

[@donalshanaghy6381]

An excellent review. I really enjoyed the very sensible and practical advice and opinions.

[@StormBringer-]

I wasn’t going to watch because of plug hybrid but started to watch. Exactly why run flat tires? And older tire sensors.

[@eamonnmcdermott1939]

Superb content as always AMD. Love your channel, please keep up the great work! Thank You!

[@michaelvella8511]

This was the video I was waiting for. Thank you.

[@michaellui74]

Great video as always. Love this compact suv. Have a hard time find this suv right now.

[@johnavon5660]

I have the 350h and so far just loving it! It did take a bit but got used to HVAC settings. I'm a month and have learned how to set up shortcuts and other easier ways to automate stuff. The Lexus "Siri" is very accurate so don't really need the touch screen as much as you might think. It should be noted that the steering wheel controls are for the top level ONLY in Canada. Any other level there is no HUD or programmable buttons on steering wheel.

[@Radioflyer3]

Are you totally fine with the HVAC controls on the touch screen now? Or do you still kind of wish you had physical controls for that?

[@PabloTheThinker]

What’s different about the HVAC settings?

[@gianmariavolonte4315]

As much as I don't like the grilles on Lexus, the 450 grille looks very good with the rest of the front end. It just seems to blend in better with the angular design. I'm with you on the door handles. That's an unnecessary gimmick. I know this is an apples to oranges (or lemons) comparison, but Lincoln used those on the Continental. They are great when they work properly, disastrous when they don't. The infotainment system looks nice and modern and not like 2002 graphics that Toyota/Lexus seem to be stuck on. I still prefer actual buttons and dials for the HVAC controls. Thank you for showing us the new Lexus. It really looks like they did a good job with it. I have a lot more faith in Toyota/Lexus refining the hybrid models than the twin-turbo introduction in the Tundra.

[@davidheller7919]

I recently was given a 2022 Outback (while my wife's car was in the shop) with the touch screen only HVAC controls and found out how dangerous they are to use while traveling on a highway at upper speed limits as well as on an unfamiliar road or in heavy stop and go traffic. If a driver traveling alone needs to take their eyes off the road to put on the defrost, it could be exceptionally dangerous or even fatal. Thank-you for pointing out this flaw in the Lexus 450+ design.

[@rightlanehog3151]

AMD, Best of all, most NX models are now made in Canada as the RX has been for years. The 450h is a little too complicated for my tastes, a simple 350h would be fine for me.

[@naveenthemachine]

The 350h imo is at odds. It gets near 40mpg but it requires premium fuel Why not just get a venza limited that gets the same mpg on regular gas?

[@renoallstate4573]

IMO I would rather have the J at the beginning of my VIN

[@jonathanratliff4780]

@@renoallstate4573 Venza is manufactured in Japan

[@rightlanehog3151]

@@renoallstate4573 We Canadian taxpayers had to give Toyota a 'gift' of around $250,000,000 to get the super profitable NX made in Canada. 😒

[@Phong7080]

@@renoallstate4573 I don't care about that. It's just your mentality. In fact, there is no survey telling you that. I have been driving Lexus made in Canada without any quality issue at all. On the other hand one of my friend ordered a car from Japan shipped over Canada. A few year later, his car was cover with rust. Because the car made for Japanese or asian market don't have the same level of rust prevention as the car made for Canada. I know what you going to say. The vehicles made in Japan for North America market will have different quality control compare to the vehicles for Japan's market. Well, that maybe true. But I rather buy Lexus made in Canada, because I know for sure, they are made for Canadian environment.

[@TheCheffydave]

NICE CAMERA BROTHER! IMAGES JUST POP!

[@arogyalohani]

This is what a proper car review should be like.

[@curt5802]

I agree they get carried away with "updates" ... which is why I'm looking at the Crown Signia, which is sensibly pieced together from all the best parts of other models...

[@rajeshnp3917]

Very good review of the vehicle and loved the way of total explanation and tempted to buy the vehicle.....

[@Wasyk]

Very interesting video. Never saw such a detailed review. Thank you.

[@MetaView7]

i agree with you, Lexus has gone frivolous. That's the reason I am buying a Toyota instead of a Lexus.

[@AAhmad3449]

Toyota is so cheaply made all plastic but I hate both brands

[@louisstennes3]

Sometimes there is too much "gimmicktry." I bought a new 18 RAV4 hybrid XLE because I liked the old school, notch shifter and the manuel emergency brake. and didn't want the newer 19 and on with the electronic parking brake, and the new shifter. I guess it is just me but some old school stuff is better. Oh yeah I like my nav/info screen built in. Just a neater look.

[@Kazaril]

Great review! I believe it would be mich interesting for all of us (viewers) if you make a comprehensive, comparison video between this Lexus and the corresponding cousin Rav4 Prime! I am curious if Toyota could shine in some areas (or not) and moreover if the high asking price for luxurious Lexus is actually acceptable.

[@beastlysun]

For the RunFlat situation. I love RunFlats and they saved me from some issues. Had a puncture in middle of 10km one lane construction zone. Had puncture on highway without hard shoulder (if i had to stop i would stop on busy highway lane. Had puncture in not so friendly neighborhood where i really did not want to stop and change/repair tire.

[@serious_in_seattle6917]

Great video. I love Lexus and I hope to afford to buy one someday.

[@jskaggs8188]

Excellent review as always.

[@wilmarbarrick3194]

You're better than a salesman AMD. Keep up the great work.👍

[@xfirstxlast6502]

On the TPMS and active grills. Got a chance to look at a 2022 NX 350 at dealer. It also did not active shutter grills (looks exactly like the 450h+). And it seemed to have older TPMS stem also. It was all metal and would not flex at all. I quickly looked at another car on showroom floor (not sure what model), but it had the same TPMS stem also. I wonder when the current TMPS stems need replacement tif he car's control system will support the newer model. Not a showstopper, but a bit disappointed. Overall, my deposit is on 350H Luxury trim. I think it will be a great upgrade over the Rav4. Glad AMD did this review to highlight these type of differences.

[@FreedomLover170]

Fantastic review if I were looking at the NX I would have to say the doorhandles probably be a dealbreaker for me I would hate to have to get out of there in a hurry or emergency situation thanks CCN….

[@osamajassim5204]

excellent work i like your way of reviewing the car. God bless you.

[@MichaelLoweAttorney]

Grecian Water is best color

[@essaregee]

Love the video! In your opinion, is the 350h use a reliable engine and transmission? I can't find a good video (like yours!) that goes over what the engine and transmission that is in the 350h (the one I bought). Amazing video! Thank you!

[@TheCarCareNut]

Hi! Honestly we don’t have the hybrid IS in the US so I am not very familiar with their exact setup

[@essaregee]

@@TheCarCareNut Thanks! I was talking about the NX 350h. But, from what I read, it's basically the EXACT same car as the NX450h+, just with a bigger battery. I could be mistaken, but the Engine (A25A-FXS) and the transmission, as well as the motors are the same. Thank you though! Love your videos!

[@TheBarberOneRJ]

BEAUTIFUL review brother! I love my 350 F-Sport. And once it's time to replace the tires...yea... I'm putting some other one's on this bad boy.

[@davidmorgan8612]

Very thorough review

[@josefernandez2722]

Thanks for the review AMD. What should we do once the run flats wear out? Just get regular tires? How do we get around not having a spare tire? One big reason I don't want the plug in is that it doesn't come with Mark Levinson sound systemas an option. Also later on the range on on evs are going to be much greater than 40 miles. They will be in the 200-300s. 2022s will be stuck with 40 miles of ev range. As of yet the charging technology, where you can charge, how quick you can do it is not convenient and efficient.

[@IftiIftiIfti]

Michelin cross climate 2

[@TheCarCareNut]

Hi! I would get regular tire and have the inflate kit. Otherwise get a spare tire and leave it in the back for long trips. Not ideal but better than nothing

[@xfirstxlast6502]

@@IftiIftiIfti I have CC2 on my 2017 CRV already. Thinking seriously about getting a NX 350h, so looked already to replace the run flats. Unfortunately, Michelin does not yet make the CC2 for the 235/50R20 wheels at this time-just the Michelin X-ICE, Pilot and the Primacy AS. The Fsport and Luxury trims levels all have the 20 in rims, I think I would rather have just the std 2335/60R18 wheels on the lower trim as an option just for the tire options.

[@josefernandez2722]

@@xfirstxlast6502 So you are saying, if I wanted to replace the run flats, I would also need to replace the wheels as well? I'm thinking about getting the luxury package that comes with 20 inch wheels.

[@william6765]

I wish Lexus would make a compartment that we could put into the back in place of what is there to hold a spare tire. Will go to regular long lasting Michelins once the run flats wear out. Worried about how they will do in New England winters

[@apartamentfrancja7661]

Very good presentation. Thank you.

[@DavidBaca3d]

Great review! love the channel

[@ngs2freak12]

Please do a review of the NX with the new turbo engine. Keep it up Car Nut

[@timbrooks6538]

Such fantastic content. Love it. Keep up the good work.

[@purplehills56]

Lexus if you are watching one thing I don't understand is why don't you do different color inside trims and seats apart from black? I think a tan color or something other than black would be nice.

[@joebarranco2964]

I love your videos, so informative. I'm considering buying a 2017 NX 2.0 liter turbo. Please give me pros and cons of that engine.

[@martinpanganiban3024]

Very very Great review Sir Ahmed... i love the new redesign NX.. with all the safety features and the cool stuff especially the new infotainment.. i love the 450h+ but with long waiting period, so i ended up with the 350h.. But im very happy with the 350h, its so fuel efficient.. the only thing im worried about is how the hybrid deal with the harsh winter here in Canada.

[@kenty6973]

I would go with the gas models after watching. Toooo many things to go wrong down the road unless you get rid of them after the warranty.

[@mvdimatulac1652]

Hi, AMD in regards to the why are there are 3 hood latch on the new 2022 NX. this is the answer that I found in a article. "The engine hood uses a twin-lock structure, a first for Lexus, to suppress engine hood vibration caused by air turbulence, contributing to improved quietness." Also, is the new engine T24A-FTS a good engine. Thank you for your great videos.

[@alengreen589]

I wish you can present us other Japanese cars like this perfect presentation, thank you.

[@giftedone9079]

I soo agree that the run flat tires are loud and expensive to replace!!

[@dieselbenzdon]

In many ways, that looks a lot like my $32K 2021 Venza LE. Yes, I am missing quasi-leather touches. But I took a look underneath the car and guess what? It appears to be similar to the NX. Approaching my 70th birthday, I don't normally crawl under cars anymore. But I was curious. Fuel economy is important to me and I see the same aerodynamic engineering.

[@alengreen589]

very good presentation with a perfect Lexus.

[@jayaznpride]

Yes! Was trying to find one. But, every dealer is selling it for 10k or more over asking.

[@Spirit71-77]

Don't really love the idea of plug-inn hybrid. Awesome review.

[@leebrown8031]

I notice on some Lexus models they are also getting rid of the cruise-control arm system on the steering wheel column. Is Toyota moving away from that? Personally, I think it is the most intuitive cruise-control of any vehicle. Also, I love your videos and appreciate the honest analysis! Thank You!!!

[@TheCarCareNut]

It seems like they’re moving away from it slowly. I agree I really liked the stalk

[@apoc341]

Not a fan of the massive grill but overall that car looks sweet. I like how you can get a 4cyl version.

[@william6765]

The grill now looks acceptable . It has changed