2020 rx 350
01-26-19, 06:24 PM
#31
Driver School Candidate
The upcoming LF is hot looking! Love it! But the price is projected to come in at $150,000, which is less than Lamborghini ‘s Urus which is $200,000. Guess I’ll have to wait to hit the Lottery, darn it!
01-28-19, 10:48 PM
#32
I have a 2016 RX and called my trusted expert salesman just this week to ask him when I could expect a major body change in the RX. (This is my third RX.). He said since I had the first big change, in the 2016, they had just found out that LEXUS was now going to change it every five years. So I plan to get a 2019 sometime this summer. And I’ll look forward to the 2021!
Exciting times! And 2021 will definitely be a very exciting year for us RX owners!
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02-05-19, 08:37 AM
#34
Lexus Test Driver
I just came across this YOUTUBE video discussing future RX350. He gives a history of the model and gives his opinion about future model.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dekC3wT8AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dekC3wT8AM
02-05-19, 11:02 AM
#36
Lexus Test Driver
02-05-19, 10:28 PM
#37
I do hope Lexus switches to the next gen of touchpads sooner than later. I saw and played with prototypes during Tokyo auto show back in 2017 (built by the same company that builds current ones, though I don't remember the name anymore) and these were fantastic - very smooth operation and great response. But that probably won't come before the next full model change… (and in a hindsight, actually, these prototypes looked like they were and extremely good match for the rumored touch-sensitive center console supposedly coming in next RX)
02-06-19, 08:19 AM
#38
Don't understand his disfavor for remote touch… (and everyone else's actually). I am not a HUGE fan of neither "mouse" nor touchpad Lexus has, but comparing to other brands, these input methods are above and beyond any "remote" controls these brands have. Definitely don't want a touch based navigation - I like how the screen is positioned where it is, really easy to look at without taking eyes off the road (which was the primary reason to have it there in the first place).
I do hope Lexus switches to the next gen of touchpads sooner than later. I saw and played with prototypes during Tokyo auto show back in 2017 (built by the same company that builds current ones, though I don't remember the name anymore) and these were fantastic - very smooth operation and great response. But that probably won't come before the next full model change… (and in a hindsight, actually, these prototypes looked like they were and extremely good match for the rumored touch-sensitive center console supposedly coming in next RX)
I do hope Lexus switches to the next gen of touchpads sooner than later. I saw and played with prototypes during Tokyo auto show back in 2017 (built by the same company that builds current ones, though I don't remember the name anymore) and these were fantastic - very smooth operation and great response. But that probably won't come before the next full model change… (and in a hindsight, actually, these prototypes looked like they were and extremely good match for the rumored touch-sensitive center console supposedly coming in next RX)
02-06-19, 11:31 AM
#39
Lexus Test Driver
Recently took a 2019 ES as a loaner, and was impressed by how well the touchpad works compared to previous ones I’ve tried. I like it better than the mouse I currently have. That and the high/low heated steering wheel(that actually got warm, compared to the tepid one in my RX) were two big improvements I can imagine will be added to the RX very soon.
02-06-19, 02:28 PM
#40
Is the nav graphics and menu graphics better than in the RX, i. e. looks prettier, better resolution?
02-06-19, 04:08 PM
#41
Lexus Test Driver
02-07-19, 12:10 AM
#43
Lead Lap
My prediction bulb says android auto/Carplay/Alexa is in the works for the refresh (2020 taco sequoia and 4runner all have just been confirmed with this option)
02-07-19, 08:42 AM
#44