Toys4RJill

Haha

no kidding

1111GS

That's impressive but the water is still. The one I posted the water was quite strong/angry. The second vehicle was actually flipped sideway, turned back on its wheels. Kind of stupid if you ask me.

AJT123

Lol uh yeah. I would NEVER do this. I don’t have a snorkel and that’s dangerous. I have a buddy who has just a disposable 200 to beat up, he would try that.

Soft core only for me!

Margate330

Back in the day when I did a little mudding it was the light weight Toyota pick ups jacked way up on big tires that did the best.

I tried to follow them but got stuck bad. lol
Add- Oops my bad, back on topic, sorry, I'm thinking the LX600 might do ok in "soft core" like the outback but not in soggy wet off roading.

AJT123

Mine’s on stock Michelins and it’s a beast in the soggy mud FWIW.

Lexus does offer this LX with 18s with much fatter sidewall tires for hard core off roaders, that’s pretty cool and overlooked.

And we do know which one of these will still be on the road in 15 years assuming this turbo engine turns out to be reliable.

I rather like this LX but am disappointed about several things that are pretty important.

jrmckinley

I keep seeing the guy who owns the R1S driving around the neighborhood adjacent to mine. It's a good looking SUV, hoping I can get a closer look at it one of these days instead of just passing in opposite directions.

AJT123

The Rivians do look really good. There is just something about them that makes them “pop”.

SW17LS

I think a lot of it is the lighting, its unique and really stands out

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

to me it's like a bronco or defender done right.

SW17LS

Yeah it does have that kind of stance

AJT123

Have never thought "Rivian" and "Bronco" in the same sentence, me personally.

The Rivians look way better. The paint just "pops" and it has really cool exterior lighting like SW said.

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

apparently an r1s weighs more than an f350

AJT123

Of course it does, but nobody mentions nor cares about weight when it's an EV.

Heavy ICE cars/truck are and have been poo-pood for a very, very long time.

TangoRed

I mean the average driver has no idea how much their car weighs. We will see EVs go down in weight as battery power density improves and new types of batteries are introduced.

situman

Google Samsung Galaxy Note 7 if you want to see what happens when power density of a battery "improves".