Monitoring trends on the 2024 RX

[Captaine01]

I've been keeping an eye on the 2024 Lexus RX models, and I've noticed a trend in pricing and availability. The 4 cylinder versions are still pretty popular, but it feels like there's some hesitation with buyers, especially when compared to the hybrid or V6 models. Maybe it's the buzz around the more powerful engines, or maybe it's just the change in direction for the RX lineup, but it's interesting to see how demand is fluctuating.
I'm personally intrigued by the new tech and design, but I'm not sure if I'm sold on the 4 cylinder just yet, anyone else in the same boat? Would love to hear thoughts from those who've already gone for a newer RX., does the 4cylinder really hold up, or are we all just holding out for a hybrid or V6?

 

[SmoothRXer]

These days, a lot of folks are moving to 4-cylinder engines,just check out the Germans, and they're asking for top dollar. If you want extra power or an electric ride, be ready to spend more. It's all about finding the right balance between what you need and what you can afford, just like it always has been

 

[BuggsBunny]

The 4cylinder RX works okay for everyday driving but it lacks the power and smoothness of the v6 or hybrids. Its good for city driving and tech features, but if you want better performance or highway confidence, the hybrid or 500h are far stronger choices.

 

[LUMOS MAXIMA]

I've been keeping an eye on the 2024 Lexus RX models, and I've noticed a trend in pricing and availability. The 4 cylinder versions are still pretty popular, but it feels like there's some hesitation with buyers, especially when compared to the hybrid or V6 models. Maybe it's the buzz around the more powerful engines, or maybe it's just the change in direction for the RX lineup, but it's interesting to see how demand is fluctuating.
I'm personally intrigued by the new tech and design, but I'm not sure if I'm sold on the 4 cylinder just yet, anyone else in the same boat? Would love to hear thoughts from those who've already gone for a newer RX., does the 4cylinder really hold up, or are we all just holding out for a hybrid or V6?

Right there with you. The 4-cylinder drives fine for daily stuff, but it does feel like something's missing when you push I see the beauty in hybrid too, for the extra torque and better mpg without sacrificing too much comfort.