Used 2020 Lexus GX 460 Consumer Reviews
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We have a limited number of reviews for the 2020 GX 460, so we've included reviews for other years of the GX 460 since its last redesign.
Love this suv
Missy Bambace, 02/15/2020
2020 Lexus GX 460 Luxury 4dr SUV 4WD (4.6L 8cyl 6A)
16 of 16 people found this review helpful
I absolutely love my new gx460 I’ve had it for about 3 months and I find it very comfortable and a great ride for such a large suv. It is a very heavy suv and that proved how safe and well built it was when a guy rear ended me at full speed and I barely had any damage and hardly felt it.
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Way better than expected!!!
Nury, 10/10/2019
2019 Lexus GX 460 Luxury 4dr SUV 4WD (4.6L 8cyl 6A)
11 of 11 people found this review helpful
The car is awesome! It rides really smoothly, it’s really comfortable, and the space is perfect for what we needed it for.
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Drives Smooth as butter and full of power
Elizabeth S, 06/07/2020
2020 Lexus GX 460 4dr SUV 4WD (4.6L 8cyl 6A)
17 of 18 people found this review helpful
Out of all the vehicles ,over my life , that I have ever owned this is hands down my favorite. I have had a Honda prelude si, a 535i bmw, a gmc jimmy , a Kia Sorento and my last vehicle was a 2006 GMC envoy. Which I was very happy with but at 14 years old it was time for a safer truck with more airbags and a newer engine. I test drove a Honda Pilot which was great except the emergency break was placed awkwardly It is very high up but it also touched my leg when my foot was under it. I Had to really hike my leg up to engage it. Toyota 4 runner seems more for off roading. I was not very impressed with the interior. So it came down to the GMC Yukon and Lexus gx. I test drove the gx first, wow. There's no way you can't love it. She just glides. I read a review that said it was bumpy. He must have his trucks mixed up. The gmc Yukon was fine , very nice. Smooth but not quite as smooth as my Lexus., but very close. As I said I have had two gmc s in the past, but once you are spending this much money I felt it was a better investment to have a car with a better trade in value , not that I will trade it in. I'm keeping her but still a good idea. Also towing capacity is 6500 pounds. If I ever do decide to tow a camper it will easily tow the ones I looked at that I feel will meet my needs. And it has sway control. Also I did something that a lot of people think is unnecessary. They say warranties are rip offs. I disagree. It's just me on the road. I'm by myself so I bought the warranties for everything. That's it. I am done with having to ever put anymore money into my truck. EVER. I will have no repair expenses that might come up, all service recommendations will be done , loner cars, road side assist, a scratch on one of the seats. A tire or wheel ruined by pot holes, replaced. Everything except tires and brakes that each person wears out differently will be covered. Everything. So now I get to drive a car that I will keep for years worry free. I feel there's no price too high to pay for peace of mind. Lots of people take their chances but I am woman traveling alone and it is a great relief to know that by my buying the warranties that will end up costing less up than 100$ a month if I keep the car ten years , which I will, any Lexus dealership anywhere will take care of me. There's even a lemon clause. Not likely at all but if you get one that was put together wrong you get a new one. Key fobs replaced, the list goes on and on. I'm covered. Others have mentioned that the gas mileage is not wonderful. But you get all the power of the V -8. And the better towing capacity than most suv s. My friend rachel and I would like to do the camper RV trip thing in a couple of years. But I also want to drive a nice suv everyday so I don't want a huge pickup truck for towing incredibly heavy things. And our trip might not ever come to be. The gas mileage is the only down side for me and I don't care. Cosmetically the grille is huge. I would have made it smaller. But that really doesn't matter. Some reviews have said it doesn't have enough technology extras but I think there's plenty. Like no apple play for example. I don't care about that. I think that's being too picky. It plays all my songs off my iPhone so I'm fine. There are all the safety features you need like leaving your lane alerts and back up cameras and warning beeps if you are about to bump into something. All you have to do is drive it down the road 500 feet and you know it's the one for you. It is pricey for what I usually spend on cars. If the Honda had not had the horrible emergency parking break location I would have been more practical and bought it and been perfectly satisfied. it would have been a reliable suv and got the job done. But I am so glad it did have the break placement I didn't like because now I have the most awesome, perfect , favorite of all the cars I ve ever owned suv to drive. I get to really enjoy what I get to drive everyday for years and years. I also read that the 2021 is going to have some major changes. I'm better with tried and true and I'm glad I got a 2020. It can go off road. It has 4 wheel drive. I can drive over any curb I need to so I can parking lot hop if I want to with out having to drive the long way around , or I can go over island curbs. If you really can't afford it don't test drive it. It will be like breaking Lori s rule on " Say yes to the dress" if you try on a dress you can't afford , out of your price range, and love it which ever wedding dress you end up with just won't compare. This suv is a total dream. I could not be happier. I just bought her friday. June 5 ,2020
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2019 GX460 LEASING IT
Soto, 01/13/2019
2019 Lexus GX 460 Luxury 4dr SUV 4WD (4.6L 8cyl 6A)
22 of 24 people found this review helpful
Traded in 2016 Rang Rover Sport, Loved the RR all around, but thought I'd save a bit of money and try the Lexus. Its a bit bulky and fuel is TERRIBLE. Guzzler... Power of V-8 is weak. Has a good turning ratio for maneuvering around for parking. Interior is cozy with room, seat comfort is also ok. Heated seat/ cool seat work good. nav screen is big and pretty easy to use. I have put 1000miles so far. Nothing really on the market that didn't either have tiny back window ( and look like every other suv avail) , or was 80k price tag. So far this SUV is OK. I won't be buying another one when this lease is up.
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Best true suv out there
Got the wifey the gx460, 01/13/2020
2020 Lexus GX 460 4dr SUV 4WD (4.6L 8cyl 6A)
21 of 23 people found this review helpful
I looked at the Mercedes GLE the Volvo XC 90 T6 and decided on the Lexus GX 460 2020 version the reason so is because this vehicle is the only true SUV truck frame out there and people say the ride comfort isn’t that great but I think they are wrong the right code for his Lexus standard smooth quiet and it feels like a quiet smooth tank
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