Lexus Expert Reviews

Lexus has kept the 2024 RX fresh, with new technology, a proliferation of powertrains running from gas to hybrid to plug-in hybrid, and styling that’s in keeping with the brand’s motif without being too weird.

The big Lexus TX ticks all the boxes for what shoppers look for in a three-row SUV, but lackluster luxury trimmings make it a hard sell over more opulent rivals.

The 2023 Lexus RZ 450e SUV is comfortable, refined, and full of tech and cabin innovations that help it stand out in an increasingly crowded EV market.

The 2023 Lexus RX is a bold redesign of a comfort-focused favorite that adds a large amount of flair without destroying its relaxed ride quality.

Flashy to the point of gaudiness, expensive but flimsy-feeling, big outside but not inside, the 2022 Lexus LX 600 drives well but is disappointing overall.

The 2022 GX 460 has lots of charm despite its age, but it hasn’t had a major redesign since the 2010 model year, leaving a lot to be desired both on the inside and under the hood.

A new touchscreen for multimedia and vehicle controls makes the 2022 Lexus ES 350 a much better option than previous versions.

Much improved over its former self, the 2022 Lexus NX is now competitive with luxury SUVs in its class, though it doesn’t leapfrog them.

The 2021 Lexus RX 450h’s hybrid powertrain, quality interior and improved tech make it a solid fuel-efficient family-hauler, despite some minor blemishes.

The Lexus 2021 ES gets all-wheel drive for the first time, but it might not be what you’d expect: Four-wheel traction is paired with only a noisy, modestly powered four-cylinder engine.