Used Lexus RX cars for sale

That much will be obvious from a glance at the extensive list of equipment. As in Lexus's upmarket saloons, the refinement in the RX is superb: the engines are smooth, and wind and road noise almost non-existent. Comfort, too, is a strong point, with an electrically adjustable driver's seat on all models, and space for five. However, it's not as big inside as a Mercedes M-Class or Land Rover Discovery and, unlike some rivals, it has no seven-seat option. On the road, too, the emphasis is on comfort, especially in cars with air suspension, which have a really comfortable ride. If you want a more sporty and rewarding drive, a Mercedes M-Class or BMW X5 will do the job much better.

Running Costs
The RX is an expensive used buy, and prices aren't far off those for a BMW X5 of the same age. On the other hand, such desirability should mean you get a good price when you sell it on. In terms of other running costs, things don't look so bad. Of its prestige 4x4 rivals, only diesel versions of the Land Rover Discovery cost significantly less to insure, and routine servicing costs - even for the 400h hybrid - are no worse than for any other big 4x4. Fuel economy, too, is respectable. Petrol versions look good next to their rivals and, on paper at least, the 400h hybrid can better the fuel economy of its diesel rivals - in some cases, significantly so. In the unlikely event you need unscheduled work on an RX, you'll find labour rates at dealers are quite high, but repair bills are average.