Lexus RX for sale

The best used RX is probably a 2018 through 2021, followed by the 2011-2015 version. The Lexus RX continually earns praise for its excellent resale and dependability. The RX offers a choice of gas, hybrid, or plug-in hybrid powertrains.

In our opinion, the Lexus RX is typically the better option when compared to the BMW X5. Overall fuel efficiency, model choices, and a better feature suite are points for the Lexus RX, as is its front-row legroom.

The Lexus RX350 is one of the most reliable cars in the industry. It enjoys a 4/5 rating from RepairPal in terms of overall reliability. Common problems exhibited by the Lexus RX350 include but are not limited to faulty rain sensors, oil leaks, and transmission failures.

Key Differences The TX offers much more cargo space with 20 cubic feet behind the third row and can tow 5,000 pounds compared to the RX’s 3,500-pound capacity. However, the RX gets better fuel economy at 24-25 mpg combined versus the TX’s 20-21 mpg city and 26-27 mpg highway ratings.

Model Years You Might Want to Skip It’s wise to be cautious with the 2007, 2008, 2010, 2016, and 2017 models. These specific years have been flagged for a higher number of reported issues, ranging from oil leaks and transmission problems to interior components not holding up as well as you’d expect from a Lexus.

The 2020 Lexus RX 350 and RX 450h are similar SUVs that will carry many of the same features. The 450h, however, will likely cost a bit more but come with more horsepower and noticeably better gas mileage.

The agency estimates that the average Lexus costs about $551 per year to maintain, compared to the national average of $652. By comparison, the average BMW costs around $968 to maintain per year, while the average Mercedes-Benz costs $908.