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Givemethegoodies

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I know my LX is old and compared with newer cars is antique, but I still would like to make a comparison. I know the TX offers more, a lot more, but what are the features that were crucial for you to get this models?
 
I know my LX is old and compared with newer cars is antique, but I still would like to make a comparison. I know the TX offers more, a lot more, but what are the features that were crucial for you to get this models?
Well, I haven't switched, just settled for the TX the initial time, I would say more tech and comfort for the family, then the pano roof, second row captain's chairs, and the huge screen up front were big wins and idk I guess the TX just made more sense
 
Well, I haven't switched, just settled for the TX the initial time, I would say more tech and comfort for the family, then the pano roof, second row captain's chairs, and the huge screen up front were big wins and idk I guess the TX just made more sense
Oh yeah, I get you with this. The seats are like different classes in terms of comfort. Have you tried it off roading? I still haven't left paved roads. I know it's not the LX, but lexus says it should do some off roading and I'd like to see if anyone tried it
 
I know my LX is old and compared with newer cars is antique, but I still would like to make a comparison. I know the TX offers more, a lot more, but what are the features that were crucial for you to get this models?
For me it was the third row space and that huge touchscreen. Add the smoother hybrid powertrain and ventilated seats all around, and it was a done deal.
 

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