Used 2015 Lexus NX 200t Consumer Reviews
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Great & Stylish Small Crossover
We recently purchased this vehicle on 12/19/14, and it's been a great ownership experience thus far. The car, particularly the F Sport trim we went with, is very stylish, and has a very aggressive-sport look that we have received many compliments on. The interior is top notch, typical Lexus build quality. For about $46k, there are bigger crossover/SUV options out there, especially if you intend to use the car as a family-hauler. However, if you are in the market for a luxury compact SUV, this is definitely on top of the list.
Lovin' the Lexus
Bought my NX200t AWD at the end of the year, but was still able to get the color I wanted. This review reflects one month of ownership, so I can't speak to reliability just yet. The seating is comfortable, cargo space is adequate for my needs (holds about 7 grocery bags comfortably), and this car does MOVE. The vehicle has Eco, Normal and Sport modes. When I will be accelerating onto the highway, I switch to Sport to give the car an added boost. In stop and go traffic, I am in Normal or Eco mode. Changing modes is quick and easy using a dial on the console. Most operations for the radio or navigation can be done via the steering wheel or voice command. Unlike my previous car by another manufacturer, the car synched with my iPhone 6S quickly and easily and remains connected. Audio quality is good. There is ample leg room in the front and back. The back seat has its own air vents. There are some large blind spots and that does take getting used to, but the blind spot detection system is very helpful in that regard. Remote start is available, but only through the Lexus Enform Remote app. This is free for a year and then the price shoots up. Basically, you end up paying for a remote start over and over again, which I think is ridiculous. Overall, I continue to be impressed with the comfort and performance of this car and am so happy I traded up to a Lexus! UPDATE: I have now had this car seven months and have updated the reliability score. I'm still very much annoying this car. It is performing well and, thus far, I've only needed an oil change.
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Absolutely Love My NX
Update: It’s been almost four years that I have owned my NX and I will soon be approaching the end of my lease term. I have been extremely happy with the NX as it has always been a high performance vehicle that has never left me stranded. I have been a proud owner of Lexus vehicles for many years and needless to say I have always been pleased with every vehicle.
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My first SUV, my first Lexus
I bought my NX 200t AWD about 3 weeks ago. This is my first SUV and I am very happy with my selection. The body design is far ahead of any other SUV. I had been driving an Acura TL, a 2006 and 2011 (AWD SH)so it was difficult to make the switch. The Lexus has good pickup and handling is fine. It's not an Acura so I have to slow down a bit on curves. I love the quietness and smooth ride of the NX which was always mia in the Acura.The NX is fun to drive but you need to have it on "sport". There was little negotiation on price as they were unwilling to sell the SUV for less than the pre-arranged Costco price. If you love the vehicle, you pay the price.
Jumps out of awd when in snow
For me awd system is not good, it overheats and breaks down on roads with snow. When this happens it gets stuck permanently in 2wd and you need to take it to dealer. Rear view is not good. It's a turbo so beware of the turbo lag. Gas milage is on average 19.9 mpg.