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2024 Lexus UX 250h

$45,655

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2024 Lexus UX 250h

$67,210

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2024 Lexus UX 250h

$43,505

5 miles

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2024 Lexus UX 250h

$41,780

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Used Lexus SUV For Sale

It is not just American brands that are dominating the crossover market in the USA; the Japanese automakers are quite popular, too, with Toyota and the more prestigious Lexus SUV models selling like hotcakes. These utility-focused people haulers are great all-rounders, capable of cruising around town or venturing off-road when necessary.

List of Lexus SUV and Crossover Models and Prices

This is a list of the Lexus SUV and crossover models currently on sale in the US:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Lexus RZ	312 hp	Electric	$58,500
Lexus TX	406 hp	3.5L Turbo V6 Hybrid	TBC
Lexus NX	203 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Gas	$38,605
Lexus RX	275 hp	2.4L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$47,800
Lexus GX	301 hp	4.6L V8 Gas	$58,875
Lexus LX	409 hp	3.4L Twin-Turbo V6 Gas	$90,815
Lexus UX	169 hp	2.0L Inline-4 Gas	$33,450
Lexus NX Hybrid	240 hp	2.5L Inline-4 Hybrid	$41,955
Lexus RX Hybrid	366 hp	2.4L Turbo Inline-4 Hybrid	$49,400
Lexus UX Hybrid	181 hp	2.0L Inline-4 Hybrid	$35,340

What to Consider When Buying a Lexus SUV

You aren’t short on options when it comes to SUVs in America. This lucrative segment is populated by mainstream and premium automakers alike, so those that can combine these disparate qualities like Lexus are in a great position. Nevertheless, there is still a lot of competition, both locally and from European brands that know how to deliver quality and comfort, so what makes the Lexus SUV lineup different?

Pros

Unmistakable styling
Top-notch materials and build quality
Spacious and elegant interiors
Multiple hybrid options with excellent fuel economy
Loads of comfort and convenience gadgets
Superb safety ratings

Cons

More expensive than some of the competition
Not particularly fun to drive
Trunk space is subpar

FAQs

What is the best Lexus SUV to buy?

We score all the SUVs from Lexus extremely well, with only the GX and RZ falling slightly behind their siblings. The RX Hybrid, however, is an excellent balancing act, so long as you don’t expect it to behave like a sports car. It’s well put together, with a quality interior full of the latest features. The CVT is a bit of a letdown and there isn’t an available third row yet.

What is the price of a new Lexus SUV?

While many of these cars are affordable in comparison to their European rivals, there are some truly expensive models, too. The small UX is the cheapest, at a little over $30,000 and the hybrid variant asks for a few grand more. The RX is similarly around $45k for the base model and close to $50k for the hybrid. The full-size LX comes with a 3rd row of seats and high levels of comfort, but also the highest price tag of around $90,000 new before options, topping out at nearly $130k if you want all the best specs.

Do any cars in the Lexus SUV lineup come with 7 seats?

Only the largest model, the LX, has enough room inside for a third row, making an 8- or 7-seater depending on if you want captain’s chairs.

How much can a Lexus SUV tow?

Properly equipped, the LX boasts a towing capacity of up to 8,000 pounds. However, it is worth noting that while these cars come with AWD, they are not particularly hardy types of vehicles, so no 4x4 off-roading while pulling a camper should be on the cards.