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Saw this post on ig that a refreshed nx is coming in April to shanghai rumor also has it that the next gen es will be debuting there too. Anyways here is the sneak peak of the new nx. Looks very sexy looking forward to, looking forward to all of Lexus's future cars
I don't believe the next gen ES will debut there but yes the refreshed NX will be shown. Can't believe it's already time for an NX refresh. Still think it's great looking.
I don't believe the next gen ES will debut there but yes the refreshed NX will be shown. Can't believe it's already time for an NX refresh. Still think it's great looking.
Yea I agree that the current nx ESP in f sport is super sexy and as with every Lexus refresh the new one will be even more sexy. About the es i kinda hope it does and doesn't because I want it to be fresh around the time the lease for my 16 es is up.
Just to be clear, it's a facelifted NX that is debuting at an autoshow, not on sale at dealerships stateside. Likely looking at a late 2017 on sale date.
As far as a new ES, I think we still have a bit more to go before anything surfaces. But very excited to see what Lexus has in store for their smaller luxury sedan. This is the every-day premium sedan that spreads the most Lexus DNA across the land, so lots at stake there.
Back to the NX... an absolutely knockout success here in L.A. Tons and tons of them all around. It's a great package at a very affordable under $40k price. Anything under $40k for a well-optioned Lexus is going to go over well. It's today's old RX, like it was in the late 90's.
Back to the NX... an absolutely knockout success here in L.A. Tons and tons of them all around. It's a great package for at a very affordable under $40k price. Anything under $40k for a well-optioned Lexus is going to go over well. It's today's old RX, like it was in the late 90's.
I mostly agree, though it's worth noting the suspension needs to be retuned/tweaked. It tends to 'boom', is somewhat jarring, and lets too much noise into the cabin from my experience.
I mostly agree, though it's worth noting the suspension needs to be retuned/tweaked. It tends to 'boom', is somewhat jarring, and lets too much noise into the cabin from my experience.
Yea its not a very refined vehicle for the price. But it is a first gen product.
Yea I agree that the current nx ESP in f sport is super sexy and as with every Lexus refresh the new one will be even more sexy. About the es i kinda hope it does and doesn't because I want it to be fresh around the time the lease for my 16 es is up.
The F sport does look very nice. The nose of the non-f sport model looks...well not very nice.
Back to the NX... an absolutely knockout success here in L.A. Tons and tons of them all around.
not surprised, being a 'nicer' rav4 essentially - with home prices in california being off the charts, a car payment is almost a rounding error on the budget so might as well drive something nice.
not surprised, being a 'nicer' rav4 essentially - with home prices in california being off the charts, a car payment is almost a rounding error on the budget so might as well drive something nice.
here in florida, i see more alligators than nx's
Here in the Seattle are the NX appears to be very popular. There are several in my work parking lot and I really can't leave the house without seeing them.
Here in the Seattle are the NX appears to be very popular. There are several in my work parking lot and I really can't leave the house without seeing them.
yup, doesn't surprise me. like cali, seattle area is very expensive, and nx is a very nice easy to drive vehicle on your busy roads, that 'looks the part' without being too expensive. great move by lexus!
Well, consider most ES and IS models with nav top $40k. One can get nav and some other options on the NX for under $40k. I can bet you anything many people go into a Lexus dealership with the intent on buying/leasing an IS or ES and end up driving out in an NX. It's not hard to get someone interested in the ever-growing SUV segment. Then slap a Lexus badge on it and make it cost less than it's sedan counterparts- it's a no-brainer.
Then you have a second factor helping NX sales- the ugly/controversial hearse styling of the RX. I pose the same scenario- a mom or family walks in to get an RX, but are put off by the side styling. Pop into a slightly smaller NX with less offending styling, save money in the process, and there you have more sales.
03-28-17, 07:11 PM
Refreshed 2018 NX
