View Poll Results: Should Lexus kill off the GX for a new CUV (TX)?
Yes
40
41.24%
No
24
24.74%
I think there is room for both vehicles in the Lexus lineup.
33
34.02%
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Lexus RX / GX / TX speculation
#181
it will certainly have 8AT and new V6... although just because it has 8AT, doesnt mean it will be a lot better... RX F-Sport has 8AT and I believe members here said 6AT is better in that car.
#183
Well the f sport does gain 1 mpg over the standard 6 speed. Its not so much for performance, but to keep up with the competition stats wise
#184
#185
Ummm because they're completely different engine architectures and families? Just because you made one engine doesn't mean you can just slap that turbo on every engine and be done with it.
#186
I think that's what he's talking about. If Toyota can come up with an engine for the 200t, surely they have the capabilities to design a new engine for a "300t".
#187
There's a lot of work that goes into the development of a new technology, and then the amount of tuning for each specific application. Toyota is simply spread a little thin at the moment.
#188
Overall capabilities yes, but resources are stretched thin at Toyota right now, especially in powertrains where every single vehicle group is asking for an update. Toyota has fallen a bit behind in terms of rolling out direct injection to the Toyota side, revamping the Lexus side, expanding adoption of 8-speed automatics, the whole fuel cell group, hybrids for the next gen Prius and beyond, etc.
There's a lot of work that goes into the development of a new technology, and then the amount of tuning for each specific application. Toyota is simply spread a little thin at the moment.
There's a lot of work that goes into the development of a new technology, and then the amount of tuning for each specific application. Toyota is simply spread a little thin at the moment.
#189
But in any case, being european with high CO2 taxes, i could care less about turbo petrols anymore... just give us cheaper V6 Hybrids I guess :-).
#190
Overall capabilities yes, but resources are stretched thin at Toyota right now, especially in powertrains where every single vehicle group is asking for an update. Toyota has fallen a bit behind in terms of rolling out direct injection to the Toyota side, revamping the Lexus side, expanding adoption of 8-speed automatics, the whole fuel cell group, hybrids for the next gen Prius and beyond, etc.
There's a lot of work that goes into the development of a new technology, and then the amount of tuning for each specific application. Toyota is simply spread a little thin at the moment.
There's a lot of work that goes into the development of a new technology, and then the amount of tuning for each specific application. Toyota is simply spread a little thin at the moment.
#192
Anways, they already started with new engine introductions this year, small 4cly and V8 so far.. 18 engines to be all-new by 2016 according to them.
#193
True. Capital of Toyota already exceed multiple countries combined. Money isn't a problem when it come to update engine for their future product. They probably have plan in place, but it's not the time to act on Lexus 3.5L replacement yet.
#194
That rumored turbo V6 is likely going to to sport sedans like IS and GS.
#195
Toyota is worth over $193 Billion...well over GM, Ford and Chrysler combined and then some!!!