Lexus site now has the NX available to build
11-16-21 | 05:47 AM
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Hey Guys!
Reading your posts above.
I started going into this wanting the 450h+
However, I can't find a HUD option and of course, it has no Mark Levinson premium system.
So, I am also looking at the 350 as most of you guys are. I can get all those options included.
Just wondering why all of you aren't looking at the 350h as I am? Are you not interested in the hybrid option? Unless I am reading your responses wrong it looks like you are opting for the gas vehicle.
Reading your posts above.
I started going into this wanting the 450h+
However, I can't find a HUD option and of course, it has no Mark Levinson premium system.
So, I am also looking at the 350 as most of you guys are. I can get all those options included.
Just wondering why all of you aren't looking at the 350h as I am? Are you not interested in the hybrid option? Unless I am reading your responses wrong it looks like you are opting for the gas vehicle.
11-16-21 | 11:35 AM
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11-16-21 | 03:22 PM
#33
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I too will be buying the 350 mainly because of the engine and hopefully better acceleration. That's not to say the hybrid is bad, to the contrary most reviews give it good marks. I'm not a high mileage driver though and doing a little math tells me I would not be gaining that much with the hybrid. The latest video in another thread talks about and compares the 350 with the X3, Audi, and GV70. They come to the conclusion that performance wise all are superior to the NX, but the 22 NX is much better than the previous NX in tech and performance. That sounds very good to me as I owned a 2016 NX before selling to a friend and was fairly satisfied with all except acceleration.
11-16-21 | 03:25 PM
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I too will be buying the 350 mainly because of the engine and hopefully better acceleration. That's not to say the hybrid is bad, to the contrary most reviews give it good marks. I'm not a high mileage driver though and doing a little math tells me I would not be gaining that much with the hybrid. The latest video in another thread talks about and compares the 350 with the X3, Audi, and GV70. They come to the conclusion that performance wise all are superior to the NX, but the 22 NX is much better than the previous NX in tech and performance. That sounds very good to me as I owned a 2016 NX before selling to a friend and was fairly satisfied with all except acceleration.
11-16-21 | 04:10 PM
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https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2...t-test-review/
11-16-21 | 06:34 PM
#38
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From: Florida
Order one from a dealer in one of the 12 Low Emission states. Then drive or fly to pick it up.
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11-21-21 | 10:08 PM
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