Lexus' RX line has been a strong seller since it first went on sale in 1998. Its huge drawing (many eld have seen income of more than 100,000 annually) have prefabricated it the digit to beat in the luxury SUV category. The newborn generation returns for 2010 with a newborn look, refreshed interior, revised engine, newborn transmission, and newborn technology. It's still available in front- or all-wheel drive, with a 3.5-liter V-6 on its own or as conception of a organism system.
On the outside, the 2010 RX 350 seems to be a contradiction: It was given crisper body lines and enough changes to exhibit that it's a new model, still it takes a certain look at digit to actualise it isn't, in fact, the senior RX sitting in front of you. And whatever could debate that the only abstract the changes achieved was that they made the SUV less attractive than it was before.
Along with the newborn style become newborn dimensions: The newborn model is 1.6 inches individual on a 1.0-inch-longer wheelbase, and it's 1.6 inches wider and a touch taller. Headroom is down, but other than that, driver and passengers have more expanse to stretch in the quiet cabin than they did before. The ordinal row is notably roomy, modify though the drawing show only minor improvements in head-, leg-, and hiproom. The driver-side door closes with a overconfident \"thunk,\" and slipping behind the steering rotate of the newborn RX is far from a shock to the system. If you've been in a Lexus, you'll recognize the layout and locations of most, if not all, of the controls. Our RX 350 came with a 12-speaker AM/FM/CD/XM with NavTraffic and NavWeather; aux jack; heated, airy face seats; and a one-touch open/close moonroof. One feature that's newborn for 2010 is the Remote Touch Controller, which functions much like a computer mouse for the nav system, but our tester wasn't equipped with this item.
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