Dying for a V6
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From: Mid-West
Couldn't agree with you more !!!!! the car feels very under powered especially when accelerating from a dead stop.
I really wish it had an option for a V6. Am considering trading in for the Rx but as a couple with no kids, the Rx is a tad more car than we need.
I like the compact design of the nx, makes city parking much easier.
I really wish it had an option for a V6. Am considering trading in for the Rx but as a couple with no kids, the Rx is a tad more car than we need.
I like the compact design of the nx, makes city parking much easier.
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From: SANJOSE
yah u are probably right, a bigger engine on a bigger car probably will just be the same.
I am hoping that the V6 will be more smooth though. the nx seems to shift really roughly at times. and we are very "gentle" drivers
it also has a lot of vibrating issues at idle when the weather gets cold. its pretty awful. unfortunately no one in the forum has seem to find a fix for it.
I am hoping that the V6 will be more smooth though. the nx seems to shift really roughly at times. and we are very "gentle" drivers
it also has a lot of vibrating issues at idle when the weather gets cold. its pretty awful. unfortunately no one in the forum has seem to find a fix for it.
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From: fl
Looks like Lexus just dropped their V8 into the IS, new model IS500, so maybe while everyone else is downsizing their engines Lexus is kicking it up a notch. Maybe with the new '22 model they will add a V6 (NX350?).
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