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Two years ago the Lexus RX Crossover was completely redesigned both inside and out as Lexus continued to build on what has become the preeminent leader in luxury crossovers. With its introduction back in 1998, Lexus became the first to enter the luxury crossover world, and with the introduction of a hybrid to the line in 2005, they have continued to be the leader in sales, moving over 100,000 RX’s a year.

With the new fourth generation of the RX the engineers and designers came up with a very aggressive look heading more towards the look of the new NX model, along with adding a little more room, a little more power and even better gas mileage. The latter being something that we did notice over our week of test driving the RX with a combined 30.9 mpg, the hybrid technology performed exactly as we would have expected from Toyota.