2016 Lexus NX 200t consumer reviews

Driving around in a Lexus 200 nxt F series at 2 miles just has everyone checking you out. Young.old, men ahhh and fine looking women just dreaming they were in your passenger seat. Hot Hot Hot

I have been an RX 350 owner in the past and the size was just getting to big. The NX is the perfect size. Enough storage while maintaining overall comfort. The ride is smooth and very quiet. I would highly recommend you give this vehicle a try.

Love the turbo and gas mileage in econ mode. hate the high test but the high MPG helps. Seats not that comfortable. Too short and cannot be raised enough. Will probably trade at the end of the lease.

We love the new Lexus 200t Sport! We have owned two Lexuw 350's in the past and really liked them. When we were ready for a new car, we wanted another Lexus. We saw the new 200t and liked having a smaller SUV than the 350 because we are only two people and do not haul huge loads. The 350 RX added 8 inches in the new model so it was even bigger than the one we were trading in. We loved the aggressive design of the 200t Sport. Also, we do not have to give up any luxury to get the sporty feel and look of a sporty call. It is a beautiful car and a delight to drive. The gas mileage is also nice compared to the 350 RX and other SUVs. We have already sent two friends to the dealership to check out this vehicle. We are still making up reasons to go for a drive.

my wife drove this car before we make the final decision. The car is about 9-10 inches smaller then the previous one thus enabling her much more confidence inher handling this product. The features were basically the same as the previous car therefore nothing new. At this point she is quiet pleased with the decision.

OK, my wife and I purchased a new '16 NX 200t and is one month old. We traded our '07 ES 350 for it. The NX is way beyond our expectations as well as the technology IQ it takes to know it all. It's a good thing we have all the time to learn. The NX is more than the ES was and in a different way. A sedan (the ES) is milder to ride in, has a bit more room overall in its entire people and cargo areas and a bit snappier. The ES had 272 hp compared to the 235 hp in the NX. That all said, we have thoroughly enjoyed our new NX so far and are planning a few trips in the next three months to get it really broken in. 24.5 mpg so far in city/highway driving. The ride is a bit more rigid but nothing too overbearing. The power is plenty for us almost 60-yr-olds. It is definitely a head-turner as well. Overall, we have and no doubt will enjoy it even more as we learn all its intracies. We have only 600 miles on it so far.

I have only had this car for two weeks, but so for it's been great. I did have to remove the back headrests for more viewing out the back-windshield. Will reinstall them when I have riders in the back seats but for now they will remain off. Also, the back windshield is a bit small, could have used less framing around window.

It drives great, the seats are comfortable, lots of space, it is just a happy car. The car is loaded with software, parking, signals, navigation, starting, it talks to you, the space in the car is great, it clears the ground by a big portion more than sedans, At the end the dealership sit down with you and teach you because these cars are loaded with things you never heard of.

Was looking at the mazda cx-5, but took delivery the nx instead. This car has all the luxury, look and feel so nice, handling great. Very happy with the purchase.