Toys4RJill

I don’t think it will be the turbo 3.5tt. I think it will use the naturally aspirated 3.5

situman

No one cared about the 3.5 NA hybrid in the LS and SC, no one will care or will it be a world beater in a bigger and heavier vehicle.

Toys4RJill

People do care outside of the United States.

situman

Good for them, but the LX will not have a NA 3.5L Hybrid. If the Tundra i-Force Max teaser message is anything to go by, the NA 3.5L hybrid aint going to beat anybody in anything like power and efficiency. The LX will not get a lower spec engine than the Tundra either.

Toys4RJill

I think it will be NA. Toyota has yet produce a turbo hybrid so I doubt they are going to start now.. Toyota will make up the power deficiencies with their new E-axle electric assist

Hoovey689

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Why would Lexus use E-Axle on the LX? It already has a mechanical rear axle. And I doubt they're going to put the NA 3.5 w/ HSD in it, that's too underpowered for the LX.

Toys4RJill

My prediction, Toyota is going offer something very similar to what Jeep has in their off roaders....4Xe or something like that.

situman

E-Axle will still need power fed to it.

dingyibvs

Until a few years ago they didn't have a turbo period, would not be surprising for them to come out with a turbo hybrid now.

Toys4RJill

Toyota has had turbos in their lineup every year for the last 40+ years..just not in the US. I'd be surprised if Toyota adds turbo to their hybrid...or just maybe they use the Ford hybrid system

Och

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Just when you though the 750 moniker was ridiculous, Brabus announces "Brabus 900 Rocket edition" and its every bit as ridiculous as you think it is, lol.

https://www.brabus.com/en/supercars/...0-gROCKET.html

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

Or bmw.

Kira X

iTrader: (24)

You weren’t kidding! That thing is crazy.

I want one just because it’s so crazy.