Instead of getting the cheapest TX, it would be better to get the most expensive Grand Highlander because the price is exactly the same and you get all the perks plus higher HP and torque!
@Sinu_07-fu7ce how does the quality experience of the Lexus differ from the quality experience of the Toyota at the Platinum level? At the Toyota Platinum level, you get just as good leather and styling plus you get better gas mileage, you can use regular unleaded, panoramic roof, electronic rear view mirror and you also get the Hybrid engine. The cheapest TX would give you the gas engine. That also means more reliability as the Hybrid engine would last longer because there is less maintenance. No drive belt, no starter, no alternator and the Hybrid battery is warrantied for 10 years.
If the 350 had a Hybrid, than I would get the Hybrid 350 luxury model. My lease is almost up and I will need to decide on a vehicle. My Highlander is 13 k under miles and it is in excellent condition.
Yeah the interesting comparison would be one of the high end trim Grand Highlander (e.g. Platinum) vs. This base model TX 350 (especially if their costs are in the same ball park). That's a video I'd watch.
Grand Highlander all the way, I have the 2.4 t and you are correct plenty of performance and will not drop in value like the hybrid will when you need that $5k battery replacement done at year 8. Also the hybrid whieghts in a 700 LBS more! thats so expect more wear and tear on the brakes, suspension, and tires
Generally, a Hybrid has lower maintenance on brake pads, as the motor is used for braking and re-generating more electricity.. yes performance-wise, I would not want a hybrid.. plus I am not sure about suspension either.. maybe hey jack that up too..
@@ksignedoff Resale value of most hybrids back up my opinions. I get it, you spent the money, the 5k more upfront and you will also experience the 5k loss on the back end also. But you will save in gas.....if you do city miles, be happy. Facts are facts, and the tech just isn't there yet, Toyota is getting close.....close; but not there yet. Love the brake pad argument, lol a break job is $300, and Im at 110 k on a Focus ST, still dont need one, it amazes me when people bring this up. Something tha car salesman told them obviously.
@faisalraj6654 GX is a truck, TX is a crossover SUV. If you are not going to tow or off-roading, don't buy GX. TX is for family hauling and grocery shopping and has a larger interior space with better MPG.
the cup holders at 2:08 are a design flaw. It feels like they just didnt know how to design nice cup holders. It looks terrible and the modular part is dumb. It looks cheap as well. Just my opinion. They should have taken some notes from the hyundai palisade holders where the cup holder comes out and folds in on a button. Not the entire holder comes out
Toyota has ALWAYS sucked at designing cup holders. So much so that I make some side money selling cup holder inserts for some older Camrys and Solaras on Etsy. 😂
@@jml9550 I’m so afraid to go to the dealer to buy a new car. Have been ready to buy the last 2 years! I’m just afraid to be taken advantage of because they see a woman buyer and they automatically go into shark mode. I don’t want to pay more than MSRP. I wish it was possible to hire an auto buyer/negotiator to help me get a good deal.
I have driven both and I think the Lexus is much quieter and feels better built inside than the grand highlander. For the premium is around 59k-64k and the limited grand Highlander is around 55k - 58k so it’s not much more . I would much rather pay an extra 5 k and get the Lexus .
You can get a platinum GH for 59 OTD. Much better value. If your going to buy a Lexus it might as well be luxurious not bottom of the barrel just to say you drive a Lexus.
People here arguing which one is better as if they’re all car experts or even can afford either one. I’ll be happy just to get a base model of either Lexus or Toyota.
I came to watch because it’s unlikely to ever see the base anything at any dealerships; carmakers and dealers all trying to maximize each transaction, financing thus profitability.
The one thing i was looking for is the bench seat because most videos have been showing the hybrids with the captain's chair. I have always only bought lexus and Toyotya however I'm observing trends where the customer has to be compromising too much on basic things that you'd expect the designers to know better. The middle second row seat (shown at 5:13 mark) has and indentation which makes it shorter from back to front and will make it uncomfortable to sit in. This design has been a complaint by customers in the industry for years and many manufacturers have resolved to making the bench seats linear all the way accross. Disappointing that Lexus has done this. It's a retrograde design. These simple things matter to people buying this for families which is who these are marketed to. Certainly not the best seat as they say in the ads.
My thoughts exactly about the bench seats! People who buy these 3 row suvs need the bench seat!!! From what I've heard is the manufacturers delete the bench seat for the top models because the extra weight causes issues with towing and packaging. Since the low end models have less tech (less weight to carry) and the higher end models have more tech which equals to more weight
@@bbbt8090Yeah, I just think Toyota has been guilty of what I call lazy engineering lately. The purpose of an engineer is ti solve problems and they've been compromising and short changing too much functionality instead of solving the problem for the consumers they are targeting. If I'm buying a TX with captain's chairs, I can easily not need a 3 row SUV. They market these for families who need a 3rd row but then limit seating capacity to only 6 person which is only one more seating capacity than a 2 row. Makes no sense. From what I can see from Toyota, if you have a family of 5, especially with 3 growing children, the only true practical option you have is the minivan in the entire lineup. I currently have a Rav4 and was looking at options when we go on road trips or if a family member or friend is visiting and nothing except the the minivan truly satisfies those needs and yet toyota/lexus markets atleast 6 vehicles they say should meet those demands. The previous gen Sequoia was perfect and now it's garbage. The new gens are all falling short and when you compare to GM and Ford options, they are way more practical. I think many people who buy other brands would buy Toyota but Toyota is not listen to the consumer and I'm a Toyota guy for 26 years.
Just priced one out, albeit the Luxury edition. Lexus wants $1427 all in per month. I can get a Range Rover, BMW X7 and a slew of other cars for less. I’m comparing a $66,000 car against $90,000 cars. Why is the Lexus lease so absurd on the TX?
Range Rover and BMW are not long term reliable cars but work great when new. Always go with Toyota/Lexus or Honda/Acura if you want reliability and quality.
My wife and I were looking at either the Grand Highlander MAX Hybrid or the TX500h HOWEVER we are hearing that Toyota/Lexus are having the same fuel tank issues where it will not let you fill the tank completely when empty. The tank capacity states 17 gals but when the gauge says E and light comes on it will only let you put in about 12 gallons of gas. That sucks and heard they have class action lawsuits against them on the RAV4 hybrid models for the same way. Upon researching its due to the fuel tanks saddle like shape. I think we will just get the gas version we dont want to pay 60k for a vehicle and not be able to fill it and have all these issues. Toyota should be ashamed!
You cannot fit 8 people in a grand highlander let’s be real. It’s a lie. Lexus knows that the car cannot fit 3 people in in the back that’s why they made sure of making 2 people comfortable in back rather than trying to squeeze three and make them uncomfortable
I think it is safe to say that Toyota has run out of ideas with what to do with the Lexus. That much is clear especially when Toyota cars are looking way better than Lexus cars.
I have a AWD Grand Highlander Limited (loaded)that cost less than the base TX. What does it the GH have that the TX doesn’t have? AWD, Pano moon roof, (not offered), Panoramic camera, (not offered), real leather seats, (not offered), heated and ventilated front row, (vented not offered), heated second row, (not offered), smart key, (extra option), winter package (extra option), premium sound, (not offered), 8 passenger seating, (not offered). What does the TX have, removable cup holders, 2” bigger screen, and and “L” on the front instead of a “T”. It’s not even close, unless having a “keep up with the Jone’s luxury car” is that big of a deal. Toyota for the win.
@@eleanormassaro5195 yes it does. The GH has rain sensing wipers. I can honestly say that once we buy a car, the steering wheel never moves. We set it, and forget it. It like people talking about “soft touch materials” on the dash. I can’t remember ever petting my dash to see how soft it is. I had a Volkswagen with a metal dash.
@@jonkrispeterson6678 I do miss having a power tilt steering wheel that I had on my previous car because it’s a little bit more precise setting it, and it’s usually linked with the memory seats
yeah! technically with deliver its closer to 57k but thats added on all vehicles. the spec sheet i was given stated 55k which is why i referenced that number.
@@tinhinnh I swear Toyota made the Lexus TX to reduce Grand Highlander markups in the same way Honda made the Acura Integra to reduce Civic Si and Type R (with the Type S) markups. Is this some kind of new Japanese North American anti-markup strategy?
@@faheemabbas3965I doubt it. They make both version for different group of buyers. The GH max out at $60k and Lexus TX max out at 75k+. Lexus offers the turbo 4 as the base engine where the GH offers the 2.5L non turbo hybrid as base. Toyota/Lexus offers 4 types of powertrains combined so it does not eat into each other’s market. The less wealthier buyers will certainly go with the GH and vice versa, $20k plus is won’t matter much to the Lexus’s target buyers.
I agree. He’s a Mexican illegal trying to pursue the American dream of making bank by reviewing vehicles. Javier Guzman Gonzalez Rodriguez is his name I believe. God bless him for being so brave crossing the dangerous rio grande river and the barbed wire Texas border to reach the American promise land….land of opportunity and welfare.
I rather get a fully loaded Grand Highlander than the base Lexus TX. I need my panoramic roof!! And I don’t mind captain chairs. Keeps bratty kids from fighting each other. Lol
I live in Texas so that I want to say that I do not very need of heat seat or steering wheels. Texas is so hot right now and the winter last about 2 months a year.
@@almassengale i agree, ive been experiencing panoramic sunroofs a lot more and most of the time i've had it closed. especally on hot sunny days since it really gets hot inside with it. it is a nice to have though.
@@PushingPistons Not having a panoramic roof in a luxury car is just absurd, to me. I get that not everyone is into that, but at least make it standard on a luxury brand.
Honestly, the interior is a dud. As it is for every Lexus. The exterior is a knockout. The interior is bland as hell and very dull. Especially when compared to the competition. The interior looks dated already. The interior looks like a Toyota.
The TX is a boring suv 🚙 with a samurai helmet front grill. This suv is just another highlander with a Lexus badge. You’re better off just buying a Highlander.
Let's be honest - it's just an overpriced Toyota with some upgraded luxury items. Real luxury cars come from Europe - that's why even the Japanese get them over Toyota/Lexus
This lad just lack the skirt….is this a furniture review? Don’t you mention the chasis The transmission Engine specs Off road performance Crash test results Cost to own Materials Paint??? Really a waste of time👎👎👎👎👎
Nice to see a base trim instead of top of the line vehicles.
Instead of getting the cheapest TX, it would be better to get the most expensive Grand Highlander because the price is exactly the same and you get all the perks plus higher HP and torque!
As well as actual exhaust pipes
Not for me. If you look at the overall quality experience, I’ll go with Lexus without all the perks instead of Toyota with perks
@Sinu_07-fu7ce how does the quality experience of the Lexus differ from the quality experience of the Toyota at the Platinum level?
At the Toyota Platinum level, you get just as good leather and styling plus you get better gas mileage, you can use regular unleaded, panoramic roof, electronic rear view mirror and you also get the Hybrid engine. The cheapest TX would give you the gas engine. That also means more reliability as the Hybrid engine would last longer because there is less maintenance. No drive belt, no starter, no alternator and the Hybrid battery is warrantied for 10 years.
But you sacrifice the 8 passenger configuration in the most expensive highlander
@@bryana8383hybrid does need maintenance I own 2015 Hybrid plug in :)
If the 350 had a Hybrid, than I would get the Hybrid 350 luxury model. My lease is almost up and I will need to decide on a vehicle. My Highlander is 13 k under miles and it is in excellent condition.
Happy that you explained things well but I'd like yiunto show us more in closer look
Are the aluminum alloy wheels solid or covers like the Highlander?
I'm pretty sure in the near future, car companies are going to charge extra to have A/C or tires.
I’ve watched a ton of TX videos. You are the only one to show the usefulness of the removable cup holders. Cup holders are a big deal in my family 😂
Fr lol
Yeah the interesting comparison would be one of the high end trim Grand Highlander (e.g. Platinum) vs. This base model TX 350 (especially if their costs are in the same ball park). That's a video I'd watch.
Is it possible to get the Second row captain seats in the bench configuration?
to decide - what do you think between Grand Highlander Hybrid Limited/XLE vs TX 350?
Hi dear . How you think about RX350 or TX 350 which one you think better. Hanks
Looks great but no sun shades in 2nd and/or 3rd row?
Trying to decide between this and grand highlander limited hybrid. Apples and oranges but price is similar.
The Lexus dealer in Houston, Texas gave me the quote for TX 350 Premium: $61,990 + TTL.
That’s not a bad deal and looks like MSRP only.
Lexus of Beverly Hills in S. Cal are listing all TX350 Premium at MSRP and no add ons.
@jml9550 which one is base model?
@@DTLA27 yep.
I just bought a base premium package for $59,000 OTD in south Florida Lexus of North Miami have $2,000 off a 2023 TX all models some are more.
He lost me when he said NO sun roof.
You can get the awd and su roof for about 5k more
I never see someone so exited about a cup holder 😂😂😂
Grand Highlander all the way, I have the 2.4 t and you are correct plenty of performance and will not drop in value like the hybrid will when you need that $5k battery replacement done at year 8. Also the hybrid whieghts in a 700 LBS more! thats so expect more wear and tear on the brakes, suspension, and tires
Generally, a Hybrid has lower maintenance on brake pads, as the motor is used for braking and re-generating more electricity.. yes performance-wise, I would not want a hybrid.. plus I am not sure about suspension either.. maybe hey jack that up too..
the gas savings might save you $5k and then some too.
What makes you think hybrid battery requires replacement at year 8? It certainly doesn't, and it will last 20 years.
@@ksignedoff Resale value of most hybrids back up my opinions. I get it, you spent the money, the 5k more upfront and you will also experience the 5k loss on the back end also. But you will save in gas.....if you do city miles, be happy. Facts are facts, and the tech just isn't there yet, Toyota is getting close.....close; but not there yet. Love the brake pad argument, lol a break job is $300, and Im at 110 k on a Focus ST, still dont need one, it amazes me when people bring this up. Something tha car salesman told them obviously.
Wrong. Statistically hybrids have much better resale value
How much does it weights
Any one knows if it’s work for Uber SUV black?
I trade my xle sienna and got base tx. But i am so sad. The tx doesnt have paking sensor and some safety asist have on sienna but no on TX.
Sharp looking unit
Did you pay to your camera person?
Just curious, what is miles per gallon on TX vs GX vs Grand Highlander with TX, especially, coming closer to GX territory, price-wise?
GX is worse obviously.
You dont compare TX and GX. They are two very different vehicle.
@@ksignedoff in what aspect, they are different? Can you please highlight the difference?
@faisalraj6654 GX is a truck, TX is a crossover SUV. If you are not going to tow or off-roading, don't buy GX. TX is for family hauling and grocery shopping and has a larger interior space with better MPG.
TX requires premium so is much more expensive to run than a Grand Highlander.
How is the iihs rating for grand highlander and Lexus Tx 2024?
Mediocre.
I wish I could buy but in CANADA 🇨🇦 relible cars gets stolen. Better to keep old car
the cup holders at 2:08 are a design flaw. It feels like they just didnt know how to design nice cup holders. It looks terrible and the modular part is dumb. It looks cheap as well. Just my opinion. They should have taken some notes from the hyundai palisade holders where the cup holder comes out and folds in on a button. Not the entire holder comes out
Toyota has ALWAYS sucked at designing cup holders. So much so that I make some side money selling cup holder inserts for some older Camrys and Solaras on Etsy. 😂
"2.4L turbo charged" 4cyl or 6cyl? 🙄
Im guessing its 4cyl but should've mentioned that.
Biggest lexus suv for 55k ? Absolutely worth it, sequoia base price is more, and if you put some options on grand highlander, it will be over 55k
Good points!
Shoot I paid $46.6K + tax fees on my wife’s 2024 NX hybrid a few months ago. And thats a compact SUV.
@@jml9550 wow
@@Pinkorchid72 and I paid cash too. Should have spend a little more on the TX350. Actually we don’t need the TX size as our kids are driving age now.
@@jml9550 I’m so afraid to go to the dealer to buy a new car. Have been ready to buy the last 2 years! I’m just afraid to be taken advantage of because they see a woman buyer and they automatically go into shark mode. I don’t want to pay more than MSRP. I wish it was possible to hire an auto buyer/negotiator to help me get a good deal.
Camera should be in the backseat when showing the front
How much is this?
I don’t understand why this is badged as Lexus.
acoustic glass?,
more sound proofing materials?
doesn’t even have basic moonroof😞
Thanks for the base review
This thing looks more Toyota than Lexus
Does the base TX model have digital rear view mirror?
The 350 comes in 2 trims: Premium and Luxury. The Luxury trim has the digital rear view mirror.
@@darrylhicks3947 Thank You!
@@darrylhicks3947the digital rear view is an OPTION for the luxury trim, meaning you have to spend $2150 for the technology package to get it smh
This is a great vehicle for those who need the capacity to carry 7 comfortably with high safety, comfort, reliability.
I have driven both and I think the Lexus is much quieter and feels better built inside than the grand highlander. For the premium is around 59k-64k and the limited grand Highlander is around 55k - 58k so it’s not much more . I would much rather pay an extra 5 k and get the Lexus .
You can get a platinum GH for 59 OTD. Much better value. If your going to buy a Lexus it might as well be luxurious not bottom of the barrel just to say you drive a Lexus.
People here arguing which one is better as if they’re all car experts or even can afford either one. I’ll be happy just to get a base model of either Lexus or Toyota.
Do you have to use premium gas?
I came to watch because it’s unlikely to ever see the base anything at any dealerships; carmakers and dealers all trying to maximize each transaction, financing thus profitability.
The one thing i was looking for is the bench seat because most videos have been showing the hybrids with the captain's chair. I have always only bought lexus and Toyotya however I'm observing trends where the customer has to be compromising too much on basic things that you'd expect the designers to know better. The middle second row seat (shown at 5:13 mark) has and indentation which makes it shorter from back to front and will make it uncomfortable to sit in. This design has been a complaint by customers in the industry for years and many manufacturers have resolved to making the bench seats linear all the way accross. Disappointing that Lexus has done this. It's a retrograde design. These simple things matter to people buying this for families which is who these are marketed to. Certainly not the best seat as they say in the ads.
My thoughts exactly about the bench seats! People who buy these 3 row suvs need the bench seat!!! From what I've heard is the manufacturers delete the bench seat for the top models because the extra weight causes issues with towing and packaging. Since the low end models have less tech (less weight to carry) and the higher end models have more tech which equals to more weight
@@bbbt8090Yeah, I just think Toyota has been guilty of what I call lazy engineering lately. The purpose of an engineer is ti solve problems and they've been compromising and short changing too much functionality instead of solving the problem for the consumers they are targeting. If I'm buying a TX with captain's chairs, I can easily not need a 3 row SUV. They market these for families who need a 3rd row but then limit seating capacity to only 6 person which is only one more seating capacity than a 2 row. Makes no sense. From what I can see from Toyota, if you have a family of 5, especially with 3 growing children, the only true practical option you have is the minivan in the entire lineup. I currently have a Rav4 and was looking at options when we go on road trips or if a family member or friend is visiting and nothing except the the minivan truly satisfies those needs and yet toyota/lexus markets atleast 6 vehicles they say should meet those demands. The previous gen Sequoia was perfect and now it's garbage. The new gens are all falling short and when you compare to GM and Ford options, they are way more practical. I think many people who buy other brands would buy Toyota but Toyota is not listen to the consumer and I'm a Toyota guy for 26 years.
@jasonrobinson5753 Even with 3 kids, I'd never get a mini van, haha. Maybe with 4, I may think about it, but I'd just get a sequoia sized suv.
@@bbbt8090 I agree, I won't get a minivan but all the Toyotas have space issues. The old 2nd gen Sequoia was great but new one is garbage.
@@Jarro21 Agreed tottaly .... Toyota is degrading
wonderful and practical designs , it,s no the same after 2020
Base model doesnt habe paking sensor. Just purchase 1 but no parking sensor so sad.
That's what your kids are for😂
That's the Four Season's Hotel Austin TX
This me as the “I rather have the fully loaded Grand Highlander” button 😎
when the base is 55k, yes it should come with electronic trunk
Not fair when you come to third raw of seats you must go behind chair not wide side
What the heck is going on with designers😀 the front reminds me gillette 5 blades😂😂😂
Just priced one out, albeit the Luxury edition. Lexus wants $1427 all in per month. I can get a Range Rover, BMW X7 and a slew of other cars for less. I’m comparing a $66,000 car against $90,000 cars. Why is the Lexus lease so absurd on the TX?
Range Rover and BMW are not long term reliable cars but work great when new. Always go with Toyota/Lexus or Honda/Acura if you want reliability and quality.
I just got one and love it 😊
TX base 55k vs GX premium 60k...hmmmmm. With GX around I don't think TX have much comparison to the new GX landcruiser.
Unibody vs Frame on Body. Not apple to apple comparison.
GX starts ate 65k.
This seems to replace the price point of the GX...
About 5k cheaper, the GX is old ,has a barn door,and an 8.cylinder that takes premium fuel,
My wife and I were looking at either the Grand Highlander MAX Hybrid or the TX500h HOWEVER we are hearing that Toyota/Lexus are having the same fuel tank issues where it will not let you fill the tank completely when empty. The tank capacity states 17 gals but when the gauge says E and light comes on it will only let you put in about 12 gallons of gas. That sucks and heard they have class action lawsuits against them on the RAV4 hybrid models for the same way. Upon researching its due to the fuel tanks saddle like shape. I think we will just get the gas version we dont want to pay 60k for a vehicle and not be able to fill it and have all these issues. Toyota should be ashamed!
Nice car🏎️
It's luxury?
looks too much like the highlander. Makes it look cheap
You cannot fit 8 people in a grand highlander let’s be real. It’s a lie. Lexus knows that the car cannot fit 3 people in in the back that’s why they made sure of making 2 people comfortable in back rather than trying to squeeze three and make them uncomfortable
Not if they’re 300 pounds each…
I think it is safe to say that Toyota has run out of ideas with what to do with the Lexus.
That much is clear especially when Toyota cars are looking way better than Lexus cars.
Seriously, why would people buy this over Grand Highlander that is $20k cheaper?
I have a AWD Grand Highlander Limited (loaded)that cost less than the base TX. What does it the GH have that the TX doesn’t have? AWD, Pano moon roof, (not offered), Panoramic camera, (not offered), real leather seats, (not offered), heated and ventilated front row, (vented not offered), heated second row, (not offered), smart key, (extra option), winter package (extra option), premium sound, (not offered), 8 passenger seating, (not offered). What does the TX have, removable cup holders, 2” bigger screen, and and “L” on the front instead of a “T”. It’s not even close, unless having a “keep up with the Jone’s luxury car” is that big of a deal. Toyota for the win.
I did notice that base TX had a power tilt steering wheel and rainsensing wipers
@@eleanormassaro5195 yes it does. The GH has rain sensing wipers. I can honestly say that once we buy a car, the steering wheel never moves. We set it, and forget it. It like people talking about “soft touch materials” on the dash. I can’t remember ever petting my dash to see how soft it is. I had a Volkswagen with a metal dash.
@@jonkrispeterson6678 I believe it’s only available on the platinum, I don’t know that the Limited has the rainsensing wipers
@@jonkrispeterson6678 I do miss having a power tilt steering wheel that I had on my previous car because it’s a little bit more precise setting it, and it’s usually linked with the memory seats
@@eleanormassaro5195 I have a limited with rain sensing wipers
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂Not even Comparable 🤔 Same $$$ Price Vs Grand Highlander is "HIBIRD" means MORE HP & Gas ⛽️ Mileage for $57000 🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂
base starts at 55k?
yeah! technically with deliver its closer to 57k but thats added on all vehicles. the spec sheet i was given stated 55k which is why i referenced that number.
not to mention most of them will have options which will be around $60k then
@@tinhinnh I swear Toyota made the Lexus TX to reduce Grand Highlander markups in the same way Honda made the Acura Integra to reduce Civic Si and Type R (with the Type S) markups.
Is this some kind of new Japanese North American anti-markup strategy?
@@faheemabbas3965I doubt it. They make both version for different group of buyers. The GH max out at $60k and Lexus TX max out at 75k+. Lexus offers the turbo 4 as the base engine where the GH offers the 2.5L non turbo hybrid as base. Toyota/Lexus offers 4 types of powertrains combined so it does not eat into each other’s market. The less wealthier buyers will certainly go with the GH and vice versa, $20k plus is won’t matter much to the Lexus’s target buyers.
Base has NuLuxe interior. No leather unfortunately.
A lot of people say NuLuxe is actually better than leather.
@@CodeKiLLa26yep it’s supposedly better
Video angle.is not good
It’s so annoying when people complain new cars are too expensive. Cope and don’t buy one. Stick with used cars.
Used are also too expensive so what's your point?
damn this base model TX looks very cheap
First place always
He’s so handsome 👀
Your father is handsome too
I agree. He’s a Mexican illegal trying to pursue the American dream of making bank by reviewing vehicles. Javier Guzman Gonzalez Rodriguez is his name I believe. God bless him for being so brave crossing the dangerous rio grande river and the barbed wire Texas border to reach the American promise land….land of opportunity and welfare.
@@stevenscott6715 he’s not Mexican. Wtf?
@@minipandora22 oops 😬
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Spent 5 min talking about freaking cup holder?
That thing is horrendous inside
I rather get a fully loaded Grand Highlander than the base Lexus TX. I need my panoramic roof!! And I don’t mind captain chairs. Keeps bratty kids from fighting each other. Lol
Yea that’s totally fair. you could get the bench as a no cost option on the grand highlander too if you wanted
I agree!
I live in Texas so that I want to say that I do not very need of heat seat or steering wheels. Texas is so hot right now and the winter last about 2 months a year.
🥰😘
It’s a Highlander 😂
MDX interior is way better
Why is Lexus denying panorama roof for luxury car while it is becoming common in mainstream cars?
Honestly I'd be fine with no sunroof. One fewer thing to cause problems or to rattle and I just leave mine shut all the time anyway.
@@almassengale i agree, ive been experiencing panoramic sunroofs a lot more and most of the time i've had it closed. especally on hot sunny days since it really gets hot inside with it. it is a nice to have though.
@@PushingPistons Not having a panoramic roof in a luxury car is just absurd, to me. I get that not everyone is into that, but at least make it standard on a luxury brand.
My current car has the sunroof, have had it for 6 years, I've opened it maybe 3 times during that time. I could care less about that.
They should make electric versions of this.
Lexus TZ is coming in a few years probably
That would be a massive battery pack for a vehicle this size.
I’m glad your not ceo of Lexus
Honestly, the interior is a dud. As it is for every Lexus. The exterior is a knockout. The interior is bland as hell and very dull. Especially when compared to the competition. The interior looks dated already. The interior looks like a Toyota.
Nice vehicle but I have no need for 3 rows.
Looks like a minivan. Styling out of balance.
Car market is dead right now
Second place baby
Too much plastics. I’m done with Lexus. Will never buy one again.
Oh no🤦♂️
The TX is a boring suv 🚙 with a samurai helmet front grill. This suv is just another highlander with a Lexus badge. You’re better off just buying a Highlander.
Let's be honest - it's just an overpriced Toyota with some upgraded luxury items. Real luxury cars come from Europe - that's why even the Japanese get them over Toyota/Lexus
That RX behind you looks better
Too cramped
Too bad not ev
I will take a Sienna over this.
This lad just lack the skirt….is this a furniture review?
Don’t you mention the chasis
The transmission
Engine specs
Off road performance
Crash test results
Cost to own
Materials
Paint???
Really a waste of time👎👎👎👎👎