ALL-NEW 2024 LEXUS TX REVIEW

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The 2024 Lexus TX emerges as a compelling contender in the luxury three-row SUV segment, praised for its spaciousness, particularly in the third row, and its diverse powertrain options. Reviewers highlight the refined driving experience of the base TX 350 with its 2.4L turbocharged engine, noting its strong mid-range torque despite initial skepticism about a four-cylinder in a large vehicle. The hybrid TX 500h F Sport is lauded for its performance and handling, enhanced by rear-wheel steering and adaptive suspension, though its exclusively sporty F Sport trim and six-passenger configuration are seen as limitations for those seeking broader luxury appeal or maximum seating. The vehicle's interior is described as more luxurious than its Toyota Grand Highlander counterpart, with comfortable seating and ample cargo space. A key point of discussion is the pricing, especially for the hybrid models, which are significantly more expensive than comparable Toyota versions. While Lexus is commended for offering electrified options, the lack of a non-F Sport luxury trim for the hybrid and the absence of a bench seat option on the F Sport are noted areas for improvement.