THE 2024 LEXUS TX IS THE BIG 3-ROW LUXURY SUV WE'VE ALL BEEN ASKING FOR

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The 2024 Lexus TX emerges as a significant contender in the three-row luxury SUV segment, directly challenging established players like the Acura MDX. The reviewer highlights its expansive interior space, particularly emphasizing a genuinely usable third row with ample legroom and headroom, a stark improvement over previous Lexus attempts like the RXL. Cargo capacity is also noted as a strong point, exceeding the MDX by approximately 25%. The vehicle offers three distinct powertrain options: a 275-horsepower 2.4L turbo (TX 350), a 366-horsepower hybrid (TX 500h with Direct4 AWD), and a 406-horsepower plug-in hybrid (TX 550h+) boasting 33 miles of EV range and 30 MPG combined. While praised for its practicality and potential to unseat the MDX in sales, the reviewer expresses disappointment over the absence of an optional eighth seat, a feature available in its Toyota Grand Highlander sibling. Interior design is consistent with Lexus's current aesthetic, featuring a 14-inch infotainment screen and a 12.3-inch driver display, with the F-Sport trim showcasing a mix of premium materials. Pricing is anticipated to start above $50,000.