Data point from Ontario. I ordered the 350h luxury trim in April and just got notified that it will be pushed out to 2023 model year. It sucks because the rate & msrp will change.

 

Did they say when it’s expected?

 

My NX is at the railhead in Texas only a week or so away now. Total time at this Lexus, a little over 4 months for basically the exact 350h NX I wanted.

YMMV,
MidCow3

 

In November.

 

[QUOTE=Metalbrit;11334135]Hi everyone and this is my first post.

John, where in Tennessee are you looking? We put a deposit down in Memphis, but they're not being very forthcoming with expected wait times while they hold my $1000. Lol

I'm wanting a redline nx350 with either: premium with navigation, or luxury trim. Black interior. I'm willing to look at options but I'm not getting a good feeling of expected timelines.

 

In in Ontario too, which dealer is telling you this? Tia.

 

My order is at Don Valley North.

 

Ugh that's not good. Did they say anything about what configurations are available for my23? Like possibly the addition of FSport for hybrid models?

 

Yea it's terrible...I had April rates locked in for the 22 model year. Now it has to resubmitted when 23 MSRP becomes available at current rate. My SA just said there's no changes to the trims/features.

 

Interesting. I hope they at least address the bluetooth issue, though.

 

That sucks, did you ask for the update or they notified you? My order is with RH so same company as DVNL. My SA didn't say anything about this. So this basically means end of the year delivery for you if it's a 2023 or next year basically.

What I don't get is I'm seeing Oakville, Lakeridge, London, Vaughan, all getting 350h models and I have seen them getting executives, luxury and ultra lux. Always thought the weins division of Lexus was the biggest and should have the largest allocation.

 

@anoop which specific Bluetooth issue are you referring to? A lot of the so-called Bluetooth attributed issues are because the user set up their system wrong or with too many conflicting keys/profiles/etc. If you go straight forward in your setup and follow the directions and keep it uncluttered ( i.e. simple) then you will not encounter problems.

Good Luck,

YMMV,
MidCow3

P.S. - In a week my experience will be directly from the NX rather than NX manuals and videos

 

The ones discussed in the thread of whether owners would buy the car again if they could go back in time. Seems like there were several complaints about the Bluetooth. Did not seem like user error.

 

Lexus Bluetooth gets confused when you activate multiple devices to perform the exact or over lapping same thing. Just saying simple Bluetooth works.

YMMV,
MidCow3

 

Good to know. I'll be the only one using it so my use case is very simple. And I mostly use it for phone calls. If phone calls don't work reliably, it's a deal breaker for me.