Used 2022 Lexus GX 460 SUV Consumer Reviews
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Love my GX 360
This is a great SUV for families. Plenty of room and easy to drive. If you’re looking for good gas mileage, this isn’t the vehicle for you. I was more interested in reliability and comfort. The gas mileage is why I have it 4 stars. Overall it’s a great SUV that I will own for many years to come.
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GX260 BASIC
Great SUV lots of room--great smooth ride--i would recommend for any family
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- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $47,13723 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $49,90011 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $45,95011 mi away
GX cellent
It’s not ahead of other vehicles of its type and class but it is very good. I appreciate its old school essence. I’m very pleased with my 2022 GX. The GX has been going strong for over 10 years; that is why I made the purchase.
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I will never drive anything but a Lexus GX 460.
I just bought my 4th Lexus GX 460. They all have gone over 125,000 miles without any major isssues. The handle well and are unbelievably dependable. I had owned several other luxury automobiles and this vehicle cost me less to maintain than any. That includes Cadillac, Mercedes and Jaguar. Nothing comes close to these vehicles. And my dealership, Sterling McCall, ism by fat the best I have ever dealt with in my life. Wouldn’t buy anything but a Lexus. And never have it serviced by anybody but Sterling McCall. Sterling McCall and Lexus are the very best.
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Smoother ride but interior design does not impress
Even though I was told new 2022 GX 460 has the same engine and transmission as previous years I feel the ride is smoother now. The engine and or fan do not sound as rough as my 2019 GX460. As far as the interior redesign, the new 10.3" navigation screen is actually smaller in height which makes a difference in seeing the route. I have to zoom out more which makes the map smaller than the previous screen built into the console. It is also more exposed to the sunlight. There is an optional anti-glare screen Lexus has when you perform a custom build, but dealers do not have it in stock yet. On a plus side, Lexus finally exposed physical fan more/less buttons but still hides AC. Now I have to do even more clicks to turn it on/off. Overall, the new screen introduced more clicks than the previous. I hate it. The touch pad is disruptive to driving and I do not know anyone who likes it. I have not tried the Apple or Android app that can pair with the SUV to allow mirror features of an Apple/Android device, such as a smartphone, on a car's dashboard information and entertainment head unit. This will be nice to mirror google maps as I find traffic info is much better on my Android phone.
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