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(2004 model shown)
RX330
Redesigned last
year, among the many improvements to Lexus' midsize "crossover" sport-utility
vehicle was a larger 3.3-liter V-6 engine, which prompted an update to the RX330
designation. This powerplant delivers a smooth 230 horsepower and drives either
the front or all four wheels via a five-speed-automatic transmission. Larger
than the version it replaced, with a more-aerodynamic exterior that's free of
body cladding, the RX330 is both handsome and capable over a wide range of
conditions (though its car-based underpinnings limit the vehicle's off-road
abilities). Four-wheel-disc anti-lock power brakes with brake assist, and both
stability and traction control are standard, along with front side, side
curtain, and driver's-side knee airbags. An available adaptive lighting system
aims the headlights in the direction of a curve for better visibility at night.
A navigation system, laser-guided cruise control, rear-seat DVD entertainment
system, and a Mark Levinson premium audio system are optional. Minor changes
only are in the works for 2005.
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