2010rouge

I am looking at a pre-owned car, and noticed something a little different than the other 3RXs. Rather than the common remote touch mouse system found in other RX, this car comes with a **** that you turn? What is the difference in this design and will this system have the same Lexus Enform system as other RX?
I'm really confused..

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...9946/overview/

Also is there a reduction in screen size for this model as opposed to the regular remote touch mouse system?

FatherTo1

I believe the ES and RX of that period came with rotary ***** when NOT equipped with navigation. Some actually prefer the rotary dial to the mouse in terms of feel and control.

2010rouge

Thanks! Cool to find out that it is missing the navigation system so I'll be more prepared in making the decision when purchasing.

RickC5

I noted that the selling dealer did not mention the presence of a NAV system in their ad, which they usually do if a vehicle has NAV. The display may be smaller.

The Lexus Owner's Site can provide you with a complete list of options that a Lexus originally came with if you have the complete VIN.

justin1203

I believe the 2010-2012's without NAV just had an empty spot there and all the controls were via the buttons on the center stack, like the picture here:

https://www.google.com/search?q=2010...=1529954730095


For '13-'15 along with the refresh saw the addition of that rotary dial and less clutter in buttons. Most seem to have NAV, but, I think there is a high number of owners that tend to use their cell phone for the real-time traffic updates, etc anyway. For me I wanted the upgraded screen.

2010rouge

Thanks! I had originally been looking at the 2010-12 model year and knew about the basic radio screen and no rotary dial.

2010rouge

Thank you!
I already added the vehicle into my Lexus Owner site, but didn't realize there is an option to look at the complete list with all the features/options it came with!
I've now found out the feature is called "LEXUS DISPLAY AUDIO PACKAGE"