6 Reasons to Own a 2019 Lexus GX 460
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6 Reasons to Own a 2019 Lexus GX 460
6 Reasons to Own a 2019 Lexus GX 460
By William Mutugi
Find out what the Lexus GX 460 has in store for you.
By William Mutugi
Find out what the Lexus GX 460 has in store for you.
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Lexus Fanatic
I'll add a seventh reason......With the condition that roads and bridges have allowed to become in the U.S., a vehicle built like the GX (or the Land Cruiser/LX) just might make some sense.
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Lexus Test Driver
All that and not one pic of the dash or driver's view.
I'd say if it was priced the same as an RX, it would make more sense. As it stands, it's too pricey and dated to justify it's few attributes.
I'd say if it was priced the same as an RX, it would make more sense. As it stands, it's too pricey and dated to justify it's few attributes.
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They do do focus on the small framed SUVs, but those do not interest me.
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Lexus Fanatic
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Lead Lap
If the price is right, anything is a good option. Thats the case with the GX. Priced with incentives (20-25%), this vehicle is okay by me. Now if someone pays sticker on this thing in todays market...well I guess its worth it.
The RX 16-19 is a better place to be, and the 20s make it even better. A GX refresh is in the cards, but nothing drastic sooo hard to say
The RX 16-19 is a better place to be, and the 20s make it even better. A GX refresh is in the cards, but nothing drastic sooo hard to say
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Lexus Test Driver
no doubt the GX is horrifically long in the tooth but its aged gracefully and gracefully enough to still be produced ten years after its initial version without any major updates. the GX is a dying breed. a REAL suv, not a stupid crossover or something that masquerades as an SUV. this one is the real deal and extremely rugged. ive always loved the GX it just screams 2010 and desperately needs a makeover. i just hope that when the time finally comes for a new generation of GX that they stick with the body-on-frame V8 design, but i fear they wont.
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Lexus Fanatic
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i didn't see mention of the no-so-great features.
and who doesn't love a shape like this?
It has a lot of great features and a lot of not-so-great features.
and who doesn't love a shape like this?
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The GX460 is a fantastic vehicle. Technology wise, it’s the most outdated car in the Lexus lineup. We sell tons of them at the dealership I work at. Many of the customers love them so much that they keep purchasing them over and over despite the car being the same since 2014. The simplicity of the touch screen is a big deal for a lot of people but everyone is wondering when the GX will get updated.
The LX is in a similar boat since everyone is asking about features like Android Auto/Apple CarPlay and when the next redesign will come out.
The LX is in a similar boat since everyone is asking about features like Android Auto/Apple CarPlay and when the next redesign will come out.
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Only have test driven Sequoia’s and LX’s, both new and used. Overall, liked both, but felt the vehicles look and feel were dated. If they ever make an all new Sequoia or LX I will definitely test drive. For some reason I don’t like the Landcruiser as much as the LX, but prefer the 3rd row fold flat like the Sequoia. These rigs need better than 15 mpg. These should have been all new models 2-3 years ago.
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Lexus Fanatic
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Lead Lap
Hence why I say at the crazy deals one can get on these things, I say its fine. If for instance tom Lexus decides were going to sell at sticker....look elsewhere with that kind of budget before you set out on this vehicle.
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Lexus Fanatic
Only have test driven Sequoia’s and LX’s, both new and used. Overall, liked both, but felt the vehicles look and feel were dated. If they ever make an all new Sequoia or LX I will definitely test drive. For some reason I don’t like the Landcruiser as much as the LX, but prefer the 3rd row fold flat like the Sequoia. These rigs need better than 15 mpg. These should have been all new models 2-3 years ago.
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Lexus Fanatic
I wasn't implying that the GX does not have any lightweight or plastic parts at all.....we both know that is not true. What I meant by the term "Built" is that the GX is designed to go through tough physical conditions......and has a frame, body, drivetrain, and underpinnings designed for it. With the general lack of road-maintenance in this area and the constantly-deteriorating infrastructure, I'm tempted to get a GX myself LOL.