2018 brochure
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Yeah.. as other thread stated biggest change is increased use of Nuluxe instead of leather in some trim/color options.
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Originally Posted by Acrad35751
Yeah.. as other thread stated biggest change is increased use of Nuluxe instead of leather in some trim/color options.
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Bit of a disappointment that you spend so much on a Lexus and you get faux leather.
"more light-weight seating material which will aid in better fuel economy" Thought I heard it all.
"more light-weight seating material which will aid in better fuel economy" Thought I heard it all.
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That said, after having their 'super premium semi-aniline' offering, Nuluxe is probably an improvement...
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Lexus is SO LAME with their marketing. You would think as lazy as they are for not refreshing the GX significantly in a decade, their 10-page brochure could at least feature new photos. Nope. Just recycled content. That picture of the GX towing the boat has been around since (I think) 2014.
Sometimes I wonder if the brochure is summarizing the GX, or a day in the life of a young, super-confident female professional who lives in a high-rise condo.
I predict there will never be a new generation Lexus GX. I think we are looking at the last few years right now.
Sometimes I wonder if the brochure is summarizing the GX, or a day in the life of a young, super-confident female professional who lives in a high-rise condo.
I predict there will never be a new generation Lexus GX. I think we are looking at the last few years right now.
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I think this is it. Lexus is trying to attract a younger buyer, as a women, I certainly resonated with the female who is dressed well, looks ready for a day out, and is wearing nice clothes and is holding a fancy purse. This is what Lexus is trying to attract.
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Just kidding... I see almost all women driving these, so it doesn't surprise me a bit.
I use mine for off-roading to kayak destinations, but I'm the exception, not the rule.
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I can't remember what I stated before since I have only owned GX since March but mostly 40+ folks I see driving these. Actually about equal between M/F. I see a lot of younger people driving GX 470s.
I guess it kinda goes with production numbers... the '10-'13s are quite rare for me to see in this area since production was almost half each year what the '14+ are seeing aside from the 2010s.
I guess it kinda goes with production numbers... the '10-'13s are quite rare for me to see in this area since production was almost half each year what the '14+ are seeing aside from the 2010s.
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Actually all 460s have KDSS....
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