[mojo]

In all honestly I can't believe they ACTUALLY said this...

Lexus says that the 2015 NX...

"... unites the engineering input of racers with the impeccable touch of Lexus luxury in a design that steals the show."

"Looking more sports-car than sport-utility"

The NX itself is just dandy, but when you start trying to blow this kind of sunshine I find it extremely off putting. Do they actually believe this drivel? In what universe does the NX resemble sports car? And in what world does it NOT look like an SUV?

I'm sorry but a RAV4 meets CT does not exactly scream RACE BRED...

Great product, piss poor branding...

 

[JoeLasVegas]

It does look sporty, doesn't look like a bland CUV.

 

[Thai]

In all honestly I can't believe they ACTUALLY said this...

Lexus says that the 2015 NX...





The NX itself is just dandy, but when you start trying to blow this kind of sunshine I find it extremely off putting. Do they actually believe this drivel? In what universe does the NX resemble sports car? And in what world does it NOT look like an SUV?

I'm sorry but a RAV4 meets CT does not exactly scream RACE BRED...

Great product, piss poor branding...

Well, NX has no cargo space...so, they are actually partially correct!

As i said before...the fact that NX is RAV4 + CT bits does not exactly scream luxury (nor sport).

 

[roho]

Well, NX has no cargo space...so, they are actually partially correct!

As i said before...the fact that NX is RAV4 + CT bits does not exactly scream luxury (nor sport).

Well, the cargo space is 53" wide so you can get 4 golf bags horizontally into the NX. More than enough for me.

It's about 10% RAV4 and 90% all new Lexus.

 

[mojo]

Well, the cargo space is 53" wide so you can get 4 golf bags horizontally into the NX. More than enough for me.

It's about 10% RAV4 and 90% all new Lexus.

Err, I'm sure about 90% new Lexus. I believe them when they say the NX is only 10% RAV4, but its known that a good chunk of the residual was made from adapting the CT... How much I'm not exactly sure, now truthfully many of the components would have to be reworked to comply so perhaps thats where the 90% new comes from >