Used 2014 Lexus RX 350 Consumer Reviews
Super Reliable
We bought our 2014 RX350 2 year old and it had 22k on it. It is now 10 years old with 175k on it and I have had to do nothing but change the oil, tires, and brakes. It still drives like new and does not burn any oil. The only mistake that I made was not to buy 2.
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Very happy with CPO
I reviewed multiple CUV before choosing the RX, very happy with my choice. Aside from fuel economy I love everything about this vehicle including the service you get from Lexus. It handles great in my snowy climate and fits my family of 4 with ease.
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- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $12,75051 mi away
- F SPORT 4dr SUVMSRP: $20,99060 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $13,998144 mi away
Door Actuator Problems
Love the car but recently on our 2014 Lexus 350 Sport the back passenger side door actuator went out (could not open or close) in Oct 2019 then just recently Jan 2020 the front passenger side door went out. This is not cheap around $650.00 each to replace and also not good for safety reasons. Anyone else have this problem?
Home run for Lexus RX-350
This is a 2014 model that had just come off lease and was absolutely clear since it was a Lexus Pre-Owned Certified car. It would not have gained certification unless it was in perfect shape. My disappointments are three: - fuel economy is 20+/- mpg combined city/highway; - tires wear out after only 35K (according to the dealer, this is typical) even though they are rotated regularly and kept properly inflated, and; - the navigation system is very complicated and should not be adjusted while driving. It simply demands the driver's full attention and is difficult to learn.
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Reliable quiet ride but not all I needed
I enjoyed the reliable and quiet ride provided by the Lexus RX 350 but found it did not provide quite enough cargo space for longer trips and also oddly the front seats were not as comfortable as my previous car (a Toyota Highlander). When I traded it for a new Highlander I was pleased to find that it kept a high resale value (about 50% depreciation over the three years I had it). I have a bike rack and find that the Highlander holds the bikes higher off the road than the Lexus which I seems a plus.
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