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At first was confused if Lexus introduced new NX model that looks like LX, but then realized that maybe the author got a little error there, how to let him know about this?
At first was confused if Lexus introduced new NX model that looks like LX, but then realized that maybe the author got a little error there, how to let him know about this?
I'll add to the lack of proof reading...if you click on the North State Journal link and read Brad Foote's review, you'll see Foote has identified the LX suspension as a compressed air system, not a hydraulic design.
I'll add to the lack of proof reading...if you click on the North State Journal link and read Brad Foote's review, you'll see Foote has identified the LX suspension as a compressed air system, not a hydraulic design.
Sloppy research, imo.
That happens quite often. Brian Cooley, when he was working for CNET, made the same mistake in his review. Probably because most cars that come from factory with ride height adjustable suspensions have an air suspension setup vs. hydraulic.