View Poll Results: Which 330 would you pick?
ES 330
8
7.27%
RX 330
69
62.73%
Both!
10
9.09%
Neither 
23
20.91%
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Which 330 would you pick?
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Which 330 would you pick?
So which would you choose, the next generation entry-level luxury sedan or SUV? I was in awe of the '04 RX when I test drove it around. Such a comfy and awesome vehicle all-around. If I get a chance in a few months or so, I'd like to test drive the '04 ES. Looks to be an improvement to a certain extent from the '02 and '03 models 
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Originally posted by LS400Dom
Why would I wanna choose something else if there's a V8 Lexus?
Why would I wanna choose something else if there's a V8 Lexus?
). So there's something euphoric with the making and selling of the 2004 ES 330 and RX 330, considering the changes, additions and upgrades done to them. I'm very hopeful Lexus will come up with great concepts and ideas down the road from here 
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Wow, 14 votes for the RX and 0 for the ES. I'm in an ES loaner now and it is beautiful inside and out but so far from a performance car, I might as well pimp a RX.
At first, I did not like the RX but after driving it and checking it out I think it is AMAZING. Simply AMAZING.
At first, I did not like the RX but after driving it and checking it out I think it is AMAZING. Simply AMAZING.
Originally posted by O. L. T.
dang, no love for the es.
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dang, no love for the es.
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I think I might personally take the ES330... I drove a brand spankin new 03 ES300 as a loaner and I found it to be very smooth, very quiet, very refined, a truly wonderful all round vehicle with almost as much punch as my SC400!
Seriously, I would like to have both tho
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Originally posted by lexusk8
Well for one thing, there's currently no next-gen V8 Lexus model on the market (discounting the GX since that's all brand new). The ES and RX models have (for lack of a better word) "broken" history in the luxury car division with the sedan and SUV (reflect and compare their 1st-gen counterparts for a moment). So there's something euphoric with the making and selling of the 2004 ES 330 and RX 330, considering the changes, additions and upgrades done to them. I'm very hopeful Lexus will come up with great concepts and ideas down the road from here
Well for one thing, there's currently no next-gen V8 Lexus model on the market (discounting the GX since that's all brand new). The ES and RX models have (for lack of a better word) "broken" history in the luxury car division with the sedan and SUV (reflect and compare their 1st-gen counterparts for a moment
). So there's something euphoric with the making and selling of the 2004 ES 330 and RX 330, considering the changes, additions and upgrades done to them. I'm very hopeful Lexus will come up with great concepts and ideas down the road from here
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Had to vote neither. Not a fan of mid-sized cars, and not a fan of SUVs. I expect the RX400h to do well, though, and hope it outsells all other SUVs just for the fact that it'll be a hybrid.
If Lexus came out with a compact luxury car that was more upscale and more performance than the IS, I'd be pretty interested.
If Lexus came out with a compact luxury car that was more upscale and more performance than the IS, I'd be pretty interested.