250h FWD is faster, cheaper (than AWD) and gets better mileage
09-21-18, 07:42 AM
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250h FWD is faster, cheaper (than AWD) and gets better mileage
https://www.auto-data.net/en/lexus-u...brid-cvt-34086
Am I going to be able to buy one in the US?
Every review I read talks about the 200H vs the 250H AWD (E Four CVT).
Am I going to be able to buy one in the US?
Every review I read talks about the 200H vs the 250H AWD (E Four CVT).
09-21-18, 01:43 PM
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https://www.auto-data.net/en/lexus-u...brid-cvt-34086
Am I going to be able to buy one in the US?
Every review I read talks about the 200H vs the 250H AWD (E Four CVT).
Am I going to be able to buy one in the US?
Every review I read talks about the 200H vs the 250H AWD (E Four CVT).
09-21-18, 03:29 PM
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It’s a 250h without the AWD option. See details including 0-100 and mileage with the 3 power train configurations in link, which is not the only place I’ve seen them discussed.
Have absolutely No need for AWD, and if I did, it would be for use at highway speeds, which the UX AWD doesn’t do.
Wouldn’t be surprised if I can’t get it in the US. Story of my life. Been hoping to replace my BMW 1 series, and throw my kayak in the back. Need enough acceleration to get on the road when the summer crowd has come to the beach.
Have absolutely No need for AWD, and if I did, it would be for use at highway speeds, which the UX AWD doesn’t do.
Wouldn’t be surprised if I can’t get it in the US. Story of my life. Been hoping to replace my BMW 1 series, and throw my kayak in the back. Need enough acceleration to get on the road when the summer crowd has come to the beach.
09-22-18, 08:25 PM
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It’s a 250h without the AWD option. See details including 0-100 and mileage with the 3 power train configurations in link, which is not the only place I’ve seen them discussed.
Have absolutely No need for AWD, and if I did, it would be for use at highway speeds, which the UX AWD doesn’t do.
Wouldn’t be surprised if I can’t get it in the US. Story of my life. Been hoping to replace my BMW 1 series, and throw my kayak in the back. Need enough acceleration to get on the road when the summer crowd has come to the beach.
Have absolutely No need for AWD, and if I did, it would be for use at highway speeds, which the UX AWD doesn’t do.
Wouldn’t be surprised if I can’t get it in the US. Story of my life. Been hoping to replace my BMW 1 series, and throw my kayak in the back. Need enough acceleration to get on the road when the summer crowd has come to the beach.
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