View Poll Results: As an NX owner, what age group do you fall in?
In my 20s (or less)
44
19.05%
In my 30s
56
24.24%
In my 40s
57
24.68%
In my 50s
37
16.02%
In my 60s (or more)
37
16.02%
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NX Buyer Age Group
#77
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#81
61.5...I turned in my 99 RX300 that I had since it was new. I wanted to stick with a Lexus, and to me this looks like a shrunk current model RX. I have the white f-sport, and am loving the sporty aggressive look. In reading the reviews prior to our purchase, I read somewhere that the NX was described as perfect for the AARP crowd! I Think NOT!
#83
The Q3 is really popular here and the the Benz GLC is becoming more so. Almost the whole street is filled with the new C-Class.
It's even more rare that we see an Infiniti. They sold 200 cars last year Australia wide and most people don't even know what it is.
Fun fact: My F Sport still has the "LEXUS" logo on the rear left side, whereas in the US, they have the F Sport badge on the back - there is still not enough recognition here to take the LEXUS badge off.
Wow that's so great your RX lasted that long! Was it still in mechanically sound after 15 or so years?
#84
Rarity
The NX is no where here recognised as much as in the US. It's almost a rare car here in Australia. The whole segment is filled with Euro SUVs, and it's pretty uncommon to see Lexus cars (although my neighbour has an IS).
The Q3 is really popular here and the the Benz GLC is becoming more so. Almost the whole street is filled with the new C-Class.
It's even more rare that we see an Infiniti. They sold 200 cars last year Australia wide and most people don't even know what it is.
Fun fact: My F Sport still has the "LEXUS" logo on the rear left side, whereas in the US, they have the F Sport badge on the back - there is still not enough recognition here to take the LEXUS badge off.
Wow that's so great your RX lasted that long! Was it still in mechanically sound after 15 or so years?
The Q3 is really popular here and the the Benz GLC is becoming more so. Almost the whole street is filled with the new C-Class.
It's even more rare that we see an Infiniti. They sold 200 cars last year Australia wide and most people don't even know what it is.
Fun fact: My F Sport still has the "LEXUS" logo on the rear left side, whereas in the US, they have the F Sport badge on the back - there is still not enough recognition here to take the LEXUS badge off.
Wow that's so great your RX lasted that long! Was it still in mechanically sound after 15 or so years?
Last edited by NXblue; 04-01-16 at 05:32 PM. Reason: wrong word used!
#85
My 1999 rx 309
The NX is no where here recognised as much as in the US. It's almost a rare car here in Australia. The whole segment is filled with Euro SUVs, and it's pretty uncommon to see Lexus cars (although my neighbour has an IS).
The Q3 is really popular here and the the Benz GLC is becoming more so. Almost the whole street is filled with the new C-Class.
It's even more rare that we see an Infiniti. They sold 200 cars last year Australia wide and most people don't even know what it is.
Fun fact: My F Sport still has the "LEXUS" logo on the rear left side, whereas in the US, they have the F Sport badge on the back - there is still not enough recognition here to take the LEXUS badge off.
Wow that's so great your RX lasted that long! Was it still in mechanically sound after 15 or so years?
The Q3 is really popular here and the the Benz GLC is becoming more so. Almost the whole street is filled with the new C-Class.
It's even more rare that we see an Infiniti. They sold 200 cars last year Australia wide and most people don't even know what it is.
Fun fact: My F Sport still has the "LEXUS" logo on the rear left side, whereas in the US, they have the F Sport badge on the back - there is still not enough recognition here to take the LEXUS badge off.
Wow that's so great your RX lasted that long! Was it still in mechanically sound after 15 or so years?
#86
One of my direct reports is in his late 20's and has a new Mercedes, a new motorcycle, and just put his deposit down on a Tesla 3.
#88
#89
#90
love cars
I have a passion for cars. started with my first, a 54 chevy, then British sports cars, 59 MGA, 63 TR3, 64 TR4, 66 Sunbeam Alpine, then muscle cars, 66 mustand, 67 Dodge 440 RT, 5 BMW's, including AC Schnitzer and M3. BMW and Porsche Club would reserve Sebring race course and we would go for weekends to drive on the track. Toyota Supra, 260Z, 300Z, 350z, Infiniti G35 coupe, and on and on. Had some great cars. One of the best was my 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint, one of only 500 that was built for Nascar.
Can you tell I still love cars. The only regrets I have about today's cars is that you cannot work on them like those of old. I still change the oil and filter on all my cars to this day.
Take care of your cars and they will not let you down.
Enjoy to all those that have the new NX200t. I think it is one of the top 10 I have owned. So is my is250
Can you tell I still love cars. The only regrets I have about today's cars is that you cannot work on them like those of old. I still change the oil and filter on all my cars to this day.
Take care of your cars and they will not let you down.
Enjoy to all those that have the new NX200t. I think it is one of the top 10 I have owned. So is my is250