Lexus customers want a RELIABLE vehicle that’s safe and a pleasurable experience while driving. Lexus customers are not happy to see downgraded engines that don’t have a reliable track record.
@@alwaleedbboy That isn't how the automotive manufacturing lines work. Each line has the parts for the model being assembled. Toyota/Lexus said new gen vehicles will have a model for everyone. The Overtrail is for us overland adventurers, and they know we need max storage. Get a family SUV if you want 3 rows lol.
@@alwaleedbboy Manufacturers are FINALLY making adventur focused truck models again, after over 2 decades of watering SUVs down for suburban soccer moms wanting 3rd rows, seats that massage, hybrid crap and other family car nonsense. Go buy Highlander or TX if you want 3rd row convenience! The Overtrail is an adventure rig, not your soccer mom mobile🤪
Looks like a Nissan Armada. The rear door opening to the side and third row seats I will never use that do not fold flat? I stay with a 4Runner, I don't need the Lexus badge.
@limelife7457 They lie and say they put in a smaller engine to meet government emission standards. Using smaller turbo engines that work harder to move a heavier vehicle is NOT more efficient and just saves them money
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Oh please, this car is a god damned joke. They forced in this overly complicated drivetrain to meet some baseless/pointless standards. It gets a whopping ONE mpg more than the god damn v8. That alone should tell you to stay tf away from this car. They don't care about the consumer's wants. The serious GX owners wanted the v8 or bust, period.
Your number one reason is the number one reason not to buy the new GX. The engine is a downgrade, overly complicated, unsmooth, unproven track record, less durable.
Thought you were going to express concern about its contribution to carbon emissions, but it looks like we’re past the point of saving our ass, much less the planet.
@@dr.a.995our infrastructure ain’t there yet bud. Getting the infrastructure prepared for everyone to drive ev’s is a process. This isn’t an overnight thing, nor is it doomsday. The US has been the biggest reducer of carbon emissions of any country for a while now. You’re barking at the wrong tree
Lexus has caught my eye with the new GX.
Lexus customers want a RELIABLE vehicle that’s safe and a pleasurable experience while driving. Lexus customers are not happy to see downgraded engines that don’t have a reliable track record.
We'll see what the "market adjustment" is and if it's worth it then.
I would like a third row for the overtrail plus version
Highland luxury travel in remote locations!
Thanks.
It's very nice strong powerful❤
Looks fantastic.
Please 3 row on overtail model
We need storage space in that model
@@lunamaria1048 i think they better keep it as an option. I need to take my kids for offroading, so it depends what is ur preference and need
@@alwaleedbboy That isn't how the automotive manufacturing lines work. Each line has the parts for the model being assembled. Toyota/Lexus said new gen vehicles will have a model for everyone. The Overtrail is for us overland adventurers, and they know we need max storage.
Get a family SUV if you want 3 rows lol.
@@lunamaria1048 family SUV are not that good for offroading. And you can keep your stuff on roofrack 🤪
@@alwaleedbboy Manufacturers are FINALLY making adventur focused truck models again, after over 2 decades of watering SUVs down for suburban soccer moms wanting 3rd rows, seats that massage, hybrid crap and other family car nonsense. Go buy Highlander or TX if you want 3rd row convenience! The Overtrail is an adventure rig, not your soccer mom mobile🤪
Excellent design!
Looks like a Nissan Armada. The rear door opening to the side and third row seats I will never use that do not fold flat? I stay with a 4Runner, I don't need the Lexus badge.
Okay?… 😂
I think I found my SUV 🤔 The 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser maybe enough but this will definitely do
When the X5 and X7 MPG is better than the GX, we have a problem....
I wish they gave the old V8 with more power instead of replacing it with a V6.
cool
But this one, they should redesign the mirrors and the headlights. Apart from these two, it's finely built.
17 mpg combined! Not good.
More efficient engine😂
@limelife7457 They lie and say they put in a smaller engine to meet government emission standards. Using smaller turbo engines that work harder to move a heavier vehicle is NOT more efficient and just saves them money
great
WHY NOT TO DEVELOP A V8 VERSION OR V12 VERSION WITH MORE TORQUES (1000 HORSEPOWERS) SO THAT THE G-WAGONS “FEARED” THAT FOREVERMORE.
LEGO EDITION 😂😂😂😂😂
Can't wait to see the HYBRID.
NO fuel economy
I got a gx2022 fuel economy is not good but the engine bullet proof
Ok
*Promosm* 😱
Cherish your GX
before is stolen lol
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Oh please, this car is a god damned joke. They forced in this overly complicated drivetrain to meet some baseless/pointless standards. It gets a whopping ONE mpg more than the god damn v8. That alone should tell you to stay tf away from this car. They don't care about the consumer's wants. The serious GX owners wanted the v8 or bust, period.
Your number one reason is the number one reason not to buy the new GX. The engine is a downgrade, overly complicated, unsmooth, unproven track record, less durable.
Every car maker uses turbos but heaven forbid the GX gets a turbo you people go crazy
@@JustinBuckley-iy4hsWhat engine is Toyota known for and has a proven track record of being reliable?
Thought you were going to express concern about its contribution to carbon emissions, but it looks like we’re past the point of saving our ass, much less the planet.
@@dr.a.995our infrastructure ain’t there yet bud. Getting the infrastructure prepared for everyone to drive ev’s is a process. This isn’t an overnight thing, nor is it doomsday. The US has been the biggest reducer of carbon emissions of any country for a while now. You’re barking at the wrong tree
@@JustinBuckley-iy4hsyou would too if your spending good money on a new vehicle.