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What kind of silly preconception is that? It looks awesome! More men will definitely be into the RX now!
Did you see the A-class before Mercedes significantly changed its styling? Same thing going on here and it works!
It wouldn't surprise me if a male RX driver said this looked great. Of course it does. And I'm sure as you mentioned more male buyers will get in esp. those that have been undecisive. But that does not mean this is not seen as a female suv. Toyota/Lexus and the general public know this regardless how we think.
So is this black piece which I thought was just a metal trim piece, Actually see thru glass? The flash in the photo shows the glass logo.
Haven't found any other photos from the inside that shows it.
Looks quite good to me. Nothing ground-breaking but some nice improvements in all aspects, which is exactly what the currently aging but still selling RX needs.
So is this black piece which I thought was just a metal trim piece, Actually see thru glass? The flash in the photo shows the glass logo.
Haven't found any other photos from the inside that shows it.
If you look at the interior photos available directly through the lexus website, its actually a mix. Theres a small window there, but surronded by metal.
3 interior complaints: I wish the screen was taller (I love the giant screen in my GS), button explosion on the steering wheel, and open cup holders. I rarely close my cup holders because I put my phone there, but I still like to have the option.
That said, I love the new exterior and like the more traditional layout they went with for the interior. Could definitely see this replacing my wife's car in the future.
So I guess Lexus is addressing the interior design questions by looking to their german competition:
Lexus
Audi:
BMW:
Good stuff from Lexus, if you cant beat em join em
You're overanalyzing this. All dashboards will have similar basic designs, just because of the constraints of space and engineering needs, not to mention the limits of human driver anatomy. Even so, I don't see where exactly it is in those photos that Lexus "joined" (did you mean "copy"?) the Germans.
You're overanalyzing this. All dashboards will have similar basic designs, just because of the constraints of space and engineering needs, not to mention the limits of human driver anatomy. Even so, I don't see where exactly it is in those photos that Lexus "joined" (did you mean "copy"?) the Germans.
The floating display is a red-handed steal out of BMW. This car looks like a mix of BMW and Audi interiors with some Acura mixed in on the headlights. Definitely another step towards Lexus's transition to sharp edges found on Cadillacs. Nonetheless, I'm sure we'll either end up with one of these or an X5 in another 5-6 years.
04-01-15, 04:31 PM
