2010 Lexus RX 450h - Expert Reviews
MSRP: $42,685 - $44,275
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Cars.com
2010 Lexus RX 450h Professional Cars.com Review
...Even a four-cylinder Toyota Venza requires more stops at the pump. Green drivers who can stomach the driving tradeoffs are the buyers who will gravitate to the...
Cars.com
2010 Lexus RX 450h Professional Cars.com Review
..." No corner carving here. Is the RX450h the right thing to do? Well, you could always get a Toyota Prius and get 50 mpg, so it's more accurate to say the big...
Cars.com
2010 Lexus RX 450h Professional Cars.com Review
...In School: A flat step-in surface and easy-to-use seat belts make independence easy. Teens: The backseat slides and reclines, and multiple entertainment...
Cars.com
2010 Lexus RX 450h Professional Cars.com Review
...adaptive cruise control; and a new side-mirror-mounted camera system that gives drivers a wider view of the adjacent lane...
Cars.com
2010 Lexus RX 450h Professional Cars.com Review
...That's more space than a Lincoln MKX (32.3 cubic feet) but less than the MDX has with its third row folded (42.9 cubic feet). If more space is needed, the...
Edmunds
2010 lexus rx 450h Professional Edmunds Review
...Pros: Fuel-efficient hybrid powertrain, smooth ride, luxurious and comfortable interior, smart electronics interface. Cons: No third-row seat, expensive option...
MSN Autos
2010 Lexus RX 450h: Review
...The RX 450h does cost a bit more than the RX 350. Even so, it is a more complete, balanced and satisfying package overall. And it remains unique in the hybrid...
CarGurus
CarGurus' Review for 2010 lexus rx 450h
...The latest version of the RX hybrid should appeal to potential buyers who seek a roomy, luxurious crossover SUV that will receive the additional benefit of...
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Finding comparable vehicles to the 2010 Lexus RX 450h isn't an easy task, but two German SUVs and a downscale Toyota come closest to the Lexus' fuel economy and interior room.
The Mercedes-Benz ML320 CDI sports that maker's BlueTEC diesel engine and gets highway fuel economy in the mid-20s, while offering a plush and expensive five-seat cabin.
The coming VW Touareg diesel is similar in mission to the Benz, minus the coveted badge and brand name; those wanting a slightly sprightlier driving feel might also like the Audi Q7, which late in the 2009 model year comes in a fuel-efficient TDI version.
Toyota's own Highlander Hybrid is another alternative; it's substantially cheaper than the new Lexus hybrid, while offering a similar powertrain and additional seating for two more passengers—with blocky, unrefined looks and loose, unengaging handling.
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