2017 NX 200t
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2017 NX 200t
I have a 2017 NX 200t in Canada Montréal. I was disppointed that it didn't come with power fording for exterior mirrors. Is it possible to install it?
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As to the OP's question though, I have no idea if it is possible. It wouldn't surprise me if the necessary wiring harnesses are already there but I wouldn't know what kind of electronics might be required to activate them. It might be a big project if it is possible at all.
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I feel your pain my is the only thing power are seats and windows
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Yes, but not in North America. I have seen pictures of Teaholic's and his has the folding mirrors. I think they really "decontented" it here in North America to keep the price point below the RX and also ensure it wasn't leaching sales from their most popular model (just my opinion of course)
As to the OP's question though, I have no idea if it is possible. It wouldn't surprise me if the necessary wiring harnesses are already there but I wouldn't know what kind of electronics might be required to activate them. It might be a big project if it is possible at all.
As to the OP's question though, I have no idea if it is possible. It wouldn't surprise me if the necessary wiring harnesses are already there but I wouldn't know what kind of electronics might be required to activate them. It might be a big project if it is possible at all.
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It's just the North American market wouldn't pay for a fully loaded NX. Mine has pretty much everything including autofold mirrors, head up display, 360 camera etc.
However, it cost me over $60000 US.
Would you pay that much in the US?
Nope. Didn't think so.
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That actually makes some sense in a disappointing way, but why don't they at least make the options available so if there are North American customers who are able or willing to buy those features they can? I suppose there are training concerns and distribution channel issues that might prevent Lexus from offering those options in unfavorable markets. Although those would be the same issues for countries where the options are available.
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Nope. No corners cut.
It's just the North American market wouldn't pay for a fully loaded NX. Mine has pretty much everything including autofold mirrors, head up display, 360 camera etc.
However, it cost me over $60000 US.
Would you pay that much in the US?
Nope. Didn't think so.
It's just the North American market wouldn't pay for a fully loaded NX. Mine has pretty much everything including autofold mirrors, head up display, 360 camera etc.
However, it cost me over $60000 US.
Would you pay that much in the US?
Nope. Didn't think so.
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The next question becomes who is your target audience and how much are they willing to spend on your product. Me personally, I believe this vehicle is a gateway vehicle for lexus, much like the CT. It's designed to get the attention of young people and bring them into the lexus brand and make them life time buyers. You aren't going to get a lot of 20 somethings or early 30 somethings to spend 50k+ on an SUV. As much as I'd love to have the folding mirrors and some of the other "cut corners", I agree with Lexus' idea of growing their brand by gaining loyal customers at a young age. A lot of the "cut corners" were nice to haves not need to haves IMO. If you look at the numbers, I bet you see more younger people buying the NX over the Q5 or X3, due to price point and styling, not that it lacks folding mirrors, 1080P back-up camera and the several other nice to haves. Just my $0.02 for what it's worth, which is absolutely nothing.....
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