Used 2019 Lexus UX 250h for Sale Near Me

Cons of the 2019 Lexus UX-250h include infotainment interface can be difficult to use, limited rear-seat legroom, small rear cargo space with high liftover height, and slower than the non-hybrid UX despite having more power.

The hybrid powertrain in the UX 250h is smooth around town, but it's also tremendously slow, especially for a vehicle with a luxury price tag. In our testing, accelerating to 60 mph took a leisurely 10 seconds. The vehicle's steering is nicely weighted, and the UX has some of the fun responsiveness found in the Toyota Corolla (to which it's related), but the added height and weight make for pronounced body roll through corners.

The UX 250h is a comfortable vehicle, but it doesn't quite offer what we'd expect for the money. The seats are a strong point, with soft leather and padding that proves supportive even on longer drives. Although there's little wind noise and no engine noise while cruising, the engine kicks up an unpleasant racket when you ask for power. You're also exposed to traffic noise and intrusive pinging from the tires over rough pavement. The suspension smooths out bumps, but the run-flat tires produce a ride that feels busier than we'd like. With some controls hidden in infotainment menus, the climate control

The 2019 Lexus UX 250h comes in base and F Sport trim levels.