[TheLex]

This was from thechronicleherald.ca and it's focused more on the details of the car and the electronic functions than how well it drives. For those of you who are curious here's a link to it: http://thechronicleherald.ca/wheelsnews/1307175-driven-2015-lexus-nx-300h

They do include a bit of their driving experience near the bottom.

 

[Kennedy]

With the growing amount of technology in vehicles I can see more and more of these happening especially as the tech becomes more streamlined with our hand held devices.

 

[TheLex]

I can see that happening too but it would also drive the more buyers towards the dealership to test out the cars first because the reviews are lacking in this area. A general description on what they experienced gives me a guide on what I should look for and try when I do get into one.

The MacPherson strut front and independent rear suspension provide a modicum of prowess on the twisty bits but this is still a rather tall and heavy vehicle so don’t expect it to double as an autocross entry on the weekend.

This makes me want to test it out on a few twisty bends.