To clarify about AutoCompanion's 2023 GX Deal, leasing programs change every month as do the leasing interest rates and programs. What is proposed in the video applies for December of 2023, we have no idea if the V8 GX will be available for lease in 2024. If you're outside of D.C. you will have to ship the vehicle to your home which you will have to pay for. See my Second generation Lexus GX Buyer's Guide video here: ruclips.net/video/f2UN-DMzH40/видео.htmlsi=fbzyh3496RRRQjXU
@@isessogroup yea my friend since you’re so used to the quality of that LS 430, you may be disappointed with new Lexus quality. Quality across the board has taken a dump. They don’t make them like they used to.
For sure my friend, it’s best to wait for the hype to cool off then these things will begin to sell at discounts. People are already getting discounts on the TX
Love it.......let me go check I don't think my LX has massage seats. I think the Overlander trim will be the one everybody wants in the used market and hold value best. I really think we would still be driving V8s if not for government emission standards. I've been driving the 3.5 TT for almost 5 years in 2 different vehicles, and I am a fan. In the LX 600, compared to the 570, it is much more fuel efficient. I have owned both. I just finished a 200 mile round trip on open roads at 79 or so mph and get 21, not the 22 as advertised, but the 570 in my hands never got better than 16, ever. I think the 550 will do very well, I'd be proud to drive one. Great review, Kevin. On the highway, the 600 just accelerates like a jet from 70 to 80 or 90 or whatever you want. Lexus Fanboy is signing off.
Nice! I forgot you had the LX 570 as well thank you for posting your real world MPG numbers. Yea reducing emissions is the main reason for getting rid of old engines. Overtrail GX will def be a success for the company
All that complexity for 2 mpg on the highway.. just a mockery at this point these turbo turds are barely more efficient and completely disposable unlike their NA counterparts
@@MeynMotorGroup I'd imagine it was done for emissions. I believe the c02 output is less with a TTv6, which governments are forcing upon these manufacturers.
@@mrcrazybadaze you’re def right my friend it certainly cuts emissions as another commenter mentioned as well. One step at a time they use the environment as an excuse to roll out these soulless turbo cars that has very little benefit to the owner or the environment then cram us into full EVs because environment
I can't decide on the gx550 or an is500! I'm a single guy but I feel the gx550 offers more value for the $. The is500 is so old and lexus doesn't care about it
Im getting myself the new lexus gx 2023 model this week. I think the quality of this ride will be sought after like a delorian. I feel good about the buy.
Unfortunately car manufacturers have their hands tied a bit. The switch is due more to emissions regulations than anything else. Mileage really isn't improved but emissions is cut in half. I think they would stick with the more tried and true if they could. Not to mention much easier tooling costs that have already payed for themselves.
Thanks Kevin great review as always… Going to have to sit in the middle row to see if it’s worth it, the LX is still in the running, but the mid row leg room isn’t stellar, but neither is the price😂 Thanks again as always.
Now lexus is just another toyota... like Acura to Honda... bleh Recently pikcked up 2017 GX premium sport. Also own 300zx Twin Turbo with 178k miles. All I can say is with v6TT there are too many places that can leak and Toyota isn't immune to leaks after 120k miles and with age expect high repair cost with new V6TT
Yea I think they did a great job with this GX. TX is great for families it has a real 3 row that can fit adults so a family no longer has to buy a gas guzzling suburban for a useful 3 row. I’ve noticed interior quality going down with these new Lexus products so I’ll have to test one of these to see if it lives up to the hype. These GXs are still made in Tahara Japan tho
@@gamelauncher9821 yea for sure as long as this performs flawlessly, I think the price is justified. After some time these should be discounted even slightly. AC is already discounting the new TX by 2% off MSRP it’s not much but at least it’s not over MSRP
This thing is a beast. Can't wait until I get an Overtrail +. V6 Twin Turbo will be fine in terms of reliability and power. Toyota/Lexus torture test their vehicles. They don't take out unreliable vehicles.
@@MeynMotorGroup I think lot of companies advertising the price without that charge, we only know end of the build window or with out the door sticker. So it’s a $4k increase of the previous model, that’s still a lot.
@@KRIPSYNODUTS yea my friend a lot of companies try to leave it out that’s pretty dishonest since you have to pay it they must include it instead of artificially making the prices look cheaper. Destination has gone up dramatically so it effects price a lot more now
Exactly my friend it's gone up across the board drastically when every company was charging 650-995 just a few years ago. Because of this drastic increase in destination that now makes up a decent percentage of the MSRP of a new car, there's no reason for a manufacturer to include it in their advertised price.
@@MeynMotorGroup Good morning bro 🤝😎 as you stated you do get a lot of features for the price looks are not bad not really sporty looking lol but not bad have a great day bro. 😎🤝👍🏾👍🏾🫡
Its an unpopular opinion: I don’t like how rugged it looks. Beautiful, but I feel like it’s not as classy. I’m a big Lexus fan but I always loved Lexus for the older man style of luxury, and now they’re looking too edgy. Beautiful still, but I feel Lexus is becoming too modern and losing some of the old class feel.
I am all done with Lexus after they sacrificed luxury and comfort with sporty firm ride. Even the ES rides firm. Will be looking to lease a British or German product instead. Reliability (Lexus' calling card) doesn't matter.
I don’t really think these are going to be reliable. This is just as disposable as anything else now. ES is fine rest of their cars are just average now.
Well the market decides that, if no one buys, then dealer will discount the like crazy. If everyone and their grandma wants one, then price goes up. We will see.
@@gearmonkey5904 the closest competitor is the defender 110. Have you look at how much the defenders are and engine options? Heck a comparable equipped Wrangler are in the $60k range and we all know how reliable Jeeps are.
@@jml9550 congrats you just explained the micro and macro economic concepts. This is not a discussion about economics however it’s paying more money 💰 for a lesser made product. The American consumer is paying way more today because of runaway inflation. This vehicle deserves to be labeled the shrinkflation product of Lexus. From a pure consumer standpoint this vehicle will be plagued by massive mechanical problems and failures from turbos and the electric parts. Lexus customers demand more reliability and better performing vehicles than this one will ever be in my opinion.
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To clarify about AutoCompanion's 2023 GX Deal, leasing programs change every month as do the leasing interest rates and programs. What is proposed in the video applies for December of 2023, we have no idea if the V8 GX will be available for lease in 2024. If you're outside of D.C. you will have to ship the vehicle to your home which you will have to pay for. See my Second generation Lexus GX Buyer's Guide video here: ruclips.net/video/f2UN-DMzH40/видео.htmlsi=fbzyh3496RRRQjXU
where is the affiliate link to reduce the broker fee?
@@johnlawson6017 description box as stated in the video
I never understood the older GX’s styling. Now this is my new goal
It’s def a great design
I think it is one of the best looking suv. Better looking than landrover vehicles
It's def nice
Cybertruck is 100x better looking
And it won’t break down as bad either.
@@HabitualFixationWhat are you smoking?
@@TMartins379 🎣
Cant wait to get this car in 2027!!! My 2004 LS430 still rides like a mf wave. Most comfortable ride of all time
new Lexus cars are not remotely as comfortable.
@@papagen00 😳 say it aint so
@@isessogroup yea my friend since you’re so used to the quality of that LS 430, you may be disappointed with new Lexus quality. Quality across the board has taken a dump. They don’t make them like they used to.
Great design. Twin turbo V6 reliability remains to be seen.
Hopefully there's good discounts with the current V8 GX.
Stick around til the end my friend.
I would venture to say that it is worth it but…when the dealers tack on their premium over the MSRP, it is not worth it, imo.
For sure my friend, it’s best to wait for the hype to cool off then these things will begin to sell at discounts. People are already getting discounts on the TX
Finally Lexus is getting with the times.
Yea that’s true not sure about longevity on these but it’s certainly cool
Kevin I own a 2022 GX … call me crazy if they would had dropped the 5.0 V8 in there I would had traded mine in.
Not crazy at all my friend, that would have been a legendary vehicle if they dropped that 5.0l in here!
Love it.......let me go check I don't think my LX has massage seats. I think the Overlander trim will be the one everybody wants in the used market and hold value best. I really think we would still be driving V8s if not for government emission standards. I've been driving the 3.5 TT for almost 5 years in 2 different vehicles, and I am a fan. In the LX 600, compared to the 570, it is much more fuel efficient. I have owned both. I just finished a 200 mile round trip on open roads at 79 or so mph and get 21, not the 22 as advertised, but the 570 in my hands never got better than 16, ever. I think the 550 will do very well, I'd be proud to drive one. Great review, Kevin. On the highway, the 600 just accelerates like a jet from 70 to 80 or 90 or whatever you want. Lexus Fanboy is signing off.
Nice! I forgot you had the LX 570 as well thank you for posting your real world MPG numbers. Yea reducing emissions is the main reason for getting rid of old engines. Overtrail GX will def be a success for the company
Kinda a big LOL on changing engines to basically et the same fuel economy!
All that complexity for 2 mpg on the highway.. just a mockery at this point these turbo turds are barely more efficient and completely disposable unlike their NA counterparts
@@MeynMotorGroup I'd imagine it was done for emissions. I believe the c02 output is less with a TTv6, which governments are forcing upon these manufacturers.
@@mrcrazybadaze you’re def right my friend it certainly cuts emissions as another commenter mentioned as well. One step at a time they use the environment as an excuse to roll out these soulless turbo cars that has very little benefit to the owner or the environment then cram us into full EVs because environment
I can't decide on the gx550 or an is500! I'm a single guy but I feel the gx550 offers more value for the $. The is500 is so old and lexus doesn't care about it
Same! I’ll probably go with the Gx first and then an is500 once the used prices have dropped
Im getting myself the new lexus gx 2023 model this week. I think the quality of this ride will be sought after like a delorian. I feel good about the buy.
Massive congrats my friend great choice
All what lexus had to do, is to mate an old but reliable V8 to a new 10 speed tranny. With tat setup this GX would be a bulletproof reason to buy it
Yea they know that but their purpose is not to make reliable cars for us, they want to make disposable cars with no soul.
Unfortunately car manufacturers have their hands tied a bit. The switch is due more to emissions regulations than anything else. Mileage really isn't improved but emissions is cut in half. I think they would stick with the more tried and true if they could. Not to mention much easier tooling costs that have already payed for themselves.
@@gregjoubert5118 they ultimately want us in EVs that's their end game
Thanks Kevin great review as always… Going to have to sit in the middle row to see if it’s worth it, the LX is still in the running, but the mid row leg room isn’t stellar, but neither is the price😂 Thanks again as always.
Hey my friend hope you are well! Yea my friend really gotta test one of these out to be sure it's worth the hype 👍
I'm in the camp who sees this as not a true Land cruiser TBH.
It's really not my friend but it's cool
I think that the price is OK for a Car with a Luxury Badge on it. Thanks Kevin.
For sure!
Love the truck, sucks the overtrail doesn’t come with a 3rd row as an option. But the premium + will be just fine.
Looks great. Debating if I should trade my ‘21 Heritage Land Cruiser for this?
Idk my friend you probably could get a lot for your land cruiser but only worth it if you can get this at least at msrp
Just worried about the twin turbo v6 long term reliability and maintenance cost
Yea sadly it's become as disposable as the competitors now
It's a Toyota
Now lexus is just another toyota... like Acura to Honda... bleh
Recently pikcked up 2017 GX premium sport. Also own 300zx Twin Turbo with 178k miles. All I can say is with v6TT there are too many places that can leak and Toyota isn't immune to leaks after 120k miles and with age expect high repair cost with new V6TT
Really if you have the older models you can use aftermarket upgrades and way cheaper. Now I like the look but improvement is incremental.
Lexus did it with the new GX great package worth every penny don't get the TX or RX waste of money the GX all day
Yea I think they did a great job with this GX. TX is great for families it has a real 3 row that can fit adults so a family no longer has to buy a gas guzzling suburban for a useful 3 row. I’ve noticed interior quality going down with these new Lexus products so I’ll have to test one of these to see if it lives up to the hype. These GXs are still made in Tahara Japan tho
@@MeynMotorGroup Let’s hope they keep making them in Japan the price is right $83k is a lot but phenomenal for the class size and features
@@gamelauncher9821 yea for sure as long as this performs flawlessly, I think the price is justified. After some time these should be discounted even slightly. AC is already discounting the new TX by 2% off MSRP it’s not much but at least it’s not over MSRP
@@MeynMotorGroup still I wouldn’t get the TX I would prefer a CX90 or the mdx
Well maybe you don’t have a family of 5 or 6. Some do and the MDX or CX9 rear seats won’t cut it.
This thing is a beast. Can't wait until I get an Overtrail +. V6 Twin Turbo will be fine in terms of reliability and power. Toyota/Lexus torture test their vehicles. They don't take out unreliable vehicles.
Please visit NHTSA when you get a chance to input various lexus vehicles along with other brands.
While I agree with you on your statement however Toyota/lexus have had a number of mechanical failures with its turbo v-6 engines already
It’s included the delivery fee of $1350, otherwise it’s $62,990
No point in mentioning price without destination
@@MeynMotorGroup I think lot of companies advertising the price without that charge, we only know end of the build window or with out the door sticker. So it’s a $4k increase of the previous model, that’s still a lot.
@@KRIPSYNODUTS yea my friend a lot of companies try to leave it out that’s pretty dishonest since you have to pay it they must include it instead of artificially making the prices look cheaper. Destination has gone up dramatically so it effects price a lot more now
@@MeynMotorGroup Lexus still charging $1350 only , but looks like stellantis, ford and gm is around $1900 range.
Exactly my friend it's gone up across the board drastically when every company was charging 650-995 just a few years ago. Because of this drastic increase in destination that now makes up a decent percentage of the MSRP of a new car, there's no reason for a manufacturer to include it in their advertised price.
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64k and wait till the dealership charge you
When the hype goes down so will the mark ups and they will begin to introduce discounts on these.
Finally they destroyed the best
Yea for the most part
Yo bro 🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾🫡
Hey brother can't wait to hear your thoughts on this new GX!
@@MeynMotorGroup Good morning bro and I got you 🤝😎👍🏾👍🏾🫡
@@MeynMotorGroup Good morning bro 🤝😎 as you stated you do get a lot of features for the price looks are not bad not really sporty looking lol but not bad have a great day bro. 😎🤝👍🏾👍🏾🫡
Its an unpopular opinion: I don’t like how rugged it looks. Beautiful, but I feel like it’s not as classy. I’m a big Lexus fan but I always loved Lexus for the older man style of luxury, and now they’re looking too edgy. Beautiful still, but I feel Lexus is becoming too modern and losing some of the old class feel.
Looks are def subjective my friend, I've heard others express their dislike of the looks of this SUV so I def appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
Agree
Plenty of old man Lexus still available
I am all done with Lexus after they sacrificed luxury and comfort with sporty firm ride. Even the ES rides firm. Will be looking to lease a British or German product instead. Reliability (Lexus' calling card) doesn't matter.
I don’t really think these are going to be reliable. This is just as disposable as anything else now. ES is fine rest of their cars are just average now.
They really dropped the ball on the interior. Very lame.
64,000 is reasonable for todays market. BMW X5 starts at 65,000.
For sure the price is great
Yes but different cars. GX is the better off road vehicle but X5 destroys it in terms of performance and fuel economy
Whatever happened to standard leather interior. Cheap car companies.
No it’s not worth the prices that Lexus is charging.
Nice!
Well the market decides that, if no one buys, then dealer will discount the like crazy. If everyone and their grandma wants one, then price goes up. We will see.
@@jml9550 $80k plus for a GX 😂😂😂 for a twin turbo v-6 engine.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@gearmonkey5904 the closest competitor is the defender 110. Have you look at how much the defenders are and engine options? Heck a comparable equipped Wrangler are in the $60k range and we all know how reliable Jeeps are.
@@jml9550 congrats you just explained the micro and macro economic concepts. This is not a discussion about economics however it’s paying more money 💰 for a lesser made product. The American consumer is paying way more today because of runaway inflation. This vehicle deserves to be labeled the shrinkflation product of Lexus. From a pure consumer standpoint this vehicle will be plagued by massive mechanical problems and failures from turbos and the electric parts. Lexus customers demand more reliability and better performing vehicles than this one will ever be in my opinion.