You guys make me laugh comparing this to the Toyota or Mazda options. That premium price gets you a much more upscale driving experience and feel. If you're strictly looking at buying a car via a spreadsheet cost analysis, sure this looks overpriced compared to the Toyota options. But if you actually drive any Lexus version it takes about 3 seconds to see why they cost more. That doesn't make one better or worse, but different people have different priorities, and we wouldn't save the money to drive the cheaper Toyota versions personally. As far as the UX250h, it's a pretty close to perfect DD for us. Wife just traded in her Macan Turbo 2 weeks ago on this version in white with red interior and it's been a complete joy so far. Going from 400hp to 181hp took about 10 seconds to adapt to because of you actually drive in the real world, you're accelerating at less than full throttle 99% of the time. Completed a 4 hour round trip in it yesterday and getting up to speed (~85'ish), merging, stability and comfort was all perfectly smooth and without struggle. Even topped her out at 110 to pass a line of cars holding everyone up. Zero delay or lag getting to passing speed, and got home averaging 37mpg on regular fuel. Storage space is tight, but without kids and a CT200h designated for dog duty, this has more than enough space to fit her work bag or do a shopping run. Through the twisty stuff it's actually a blast in Sport+ mode and more fun than my Cayman tbh as the Cayman limits are just too high for road use. ASC sounds cheesy in theory, but adds a fun lighted hearted sound that makes pushing it through the corners even more enjoyable. It's not perfect, especially with how Lexus forces you into buying the F Sport Handling option to get even the most basic comfort features. No memory seats, no auto dimming interior or exterior mirrors and several other things I can't recall in any of the other 3 trim levels. Absolutely infuriating that memory seats isn't standard and you have to move up to the $45k trim level for that. Also miss the 360⁰ around view camera and active headlights that rotate into the corner. But outside of those things it's honestly a pure joy to drive without the constant expensive headaches of the German cars. Sure. The Macan was nicer inside. But the window sticker on that was $99k. For $47k, I think this is a wonderful car and more than what most people honestly need. But you do. 😂
@@naveenthemachine it doesnt matter. Ultimately if it's noisier, less insulated, more harsh, and comparatively bouncier to ride in, then people would gravitate towards the Lexus. That's really its selling point. ive seen the more features faster argument over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over, but nothing beats extra sound deadening material and plusher ride. Even Sofyan had to concede that the Lexus is more refined than its counterpart. Anybody can do speed; not everybody can do ride quality.
Goodnight😂, these comments are toxic. Just a heads up I'm buying this vehicle to add to my Lexus Family. I'm buying it for the mpg, styling, Lexury, and compact design. Which some really appreciate in congested traffic. I've driven it multiple times as a loaner from the dealership and loved it. Why does every car have to be fast as hell and updated twice a week!? 😅😅 Nothing will last that way. Great review redline, still quality reviews 👏👏👍👍
@@naveenthemachine 😂 Clearly you didn't read my comment, I don't care what is faster. If I wanted speed I'd buy an actual muscle car. That's my point, ppl like you think every vehicle has to be faster than a Porsche 911 😂 shut up already
I just picked this vehicle up for my wife for her 60-mile R/T commute to/from work. Got a good deal on a 2023 Premium trim CPO dealer loaner with 8k miles and paid 34k. She loves it and is surprisingly fun to drive and she’s averaging 41mpg. No, its no speed demon, but that is not what one buys this car for. The electric motor does help with smooth off the line power.
It's a terrific small SUV. His hatchback, smooth acceleration. Cons: hood doesn't have the auto struts, no control for garage door on rear mirror, and no power folding mirrors unless it's f sport. Come on Lexus
4:35 it is a hatchback. You can tell because in the U.S only crossover and above can have their rear windows tinted from factory. This does not have the rear windows tinted meaning it is classified as a hatchback or wagon.
I like the "premium" hatchback. Great for urban empty-nesters. F-sport seems like a waste on this vehicle. Premium trim is where it comes in as a value. But, it would be great if they had the prius hybrid system in it.
The UX is a car I want to like, but it has been passed by time. 10 years ago, its power train and style were nice but today it is grossly out of date. highway mileage of 38 and 0-60 of 8.1 seconds is just not competitive. Lexus needs to toss the Toyota Rav4 prime power train into this vehicle to get the mileage and performance that is expected of a 50K vehicle. I drove this vehicle and it simply isn't worth 50k. The interior quality is OK but doesn't compare to a Volvo S60. Its handling and performance is more like a chevy trax than a luxury vehicle.
Thanks for the review and also for the Corolla Cross Hybrid Review, coming from the 2012 CT200H Premium I am really toeing the line and debating between 2024 Corolla Cross Hybrid HSE and 2025 UX 300H. Really a win-win upgrade depending what the trade offs I'm willing to accept. Love how you mentioned Corolla Cross several times as comparison.
the Acura Integra handles better, looks better, quicker and has nearly double the cargo room of the UX. the UX has 1 inch more ground clearance though.
@@carless23 it still gets excellent mpg for what it is. It’s not much worse in the grand scheme of things. Yet the Acuras a lot more fun more spacious better looking as well
I just drove a base model as a loaner the other day while my 2016 GS350 F-Sport was being serviced & liked it a lot. I also drove one last year as well as the discontinued UX200 which had good power, but got extremely noisy even when accelerating normally, the 250h is still quiet even when accelerating hard which is the main reason I far prefer it. I've driven several Lexus hybrids & for sure want my next vehicle to be a Lexus / Toyota Hybrid.
I ordered the CC XSE and after waiting a year decided to get a 2023 UX instead. It was about the same price. We actually were able to negotiate the price down which I wasn't expecting. I suspect they were trying to clear inventory for the 2025 300UXh. Other than the small trunk and less power than the CCX, the ride, features and noise level are amazing. Only been driving for a short time but feeling pretty good about the decision. I get about 43MPG on my drive to work, which is city and highway driving, in warm weather and about 38 in cold weather so far.
Lol.. Toyota change the land cruiser, gx, tundra and new tacoma and people are complaining about it. If they don't change =complaints. If they do = complaints. 🤔🤔
@@ju4121people complain because the changes are not good ; Not because there are changes. This thing need changes from the engine to the lack of 360 camera etc
@@ju4121Maybe since the UX has always been a POS and is getting destroyed by even economy brands. Standards have increased. There is nothing redeeming about this car.
@@Brian_Eugene_Lee I hope you're right. I sat in one recently at a dealer; it felt luxurious, and had beautiful build quality, but so cramped. I know it's a small car, but space efficiency is woeful.
this needs a redesign ASAP! and needs 360 camera and a lil bit more ground clearance! maybe this can be a super baby GX or something since the NX is already the small SOFT ROADER SUV
When I lived in DTLA and downtown San Francisco - I would've loved this car. But those cities have fallen by the wayside in recent times with crime at an all-time high, so I'm glad I don't really live there nor have a need for this vehicle.
I actually miss that center console controller, 😢 very unique and intuitive. Now the heated and ventilated buttons look stamped on like an after 🤔 thought. Have the same color and seats in my NX FSPORT, and i can't get over how comfortable the seats are.
If Lexus gave the UX some design inspiration from the Corolla GR, Yaris GR, and the RX…it would be a grand slam. And then make the top trim with a tri exhaust with an elevated stance and bigger tires so it could compete with the WRX.
Why is he comparing it to the Corolla Cross? Two completely different price points and finish level. Though the CC hybrid does have more horsepower than the UX!!
I have owned this car (2019) for about 2 years but eventually I traded it in because the trunk and rear seats were too tight. Fast forward this week I bought a pre-owned 2020 Hyundai Ioniq Plug-in Hybrid Limited. This new car is better than or compatible with the UX in many ways: The Ioniq has memory seats, real genuine leather, power folding mirrors, apply car play andriod auto, plug in with 29 miles EV range and 52 mpg hybrid only, spacious trunk, not to mention the great value I got even if I bought new (about $34,000 in US when new). I really want to go back and buy Lexus again but it is just not providing great value for my money. With that said I want to say I am a proud owner of Korean vehicles: This Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Limited, and my 2022 Kia Sorento Plug In SUV SX Prestige trim.
I bought mine in 2019 for 32k new. I work from home so it sits in the garage until I need to go to the stores only. I'm also a tiny person the car just fits my needs. I recently had offered to sell it back to the dealership and they offered 27k. Not bad considering its 4 years old now. Its a great car but not for 50k 😂
Given the performance and price point, i feel my cx30 premium n/a, in the same size category, is faster to 60mph (0-60 7.8-8.2 sec depending on the tester) has more hp is just as nice inside with real leather and costs almost 15K less....the mpgs in the lexus featured here on the hwy are higher than the cx30 but i can buy a lot of gas for 15K . As well, my cx30 can easily get 35/36 mpg hwy at legal speeds which is not far off this lexus hybrid mpg rating,
Got one of these as a loaner car from the dealership today. The interior is nice and the fuel efficiency is great. The powertrain, though. Ugh, acceleration is really lacking.
Test drove the base UX250h today. It was ok but the synthetic seats were Camry like. 50% throttle and the engine rattles loudly. Run flat tires are loud and it’s slow as a dog. I am not sure it even competes against an entry level Mazda 3.
Its interesting how some cars are instantly attacked basically on speed while others just are not. Apparently the BOTS, paid posters and other types feel compelled to do so. Didn't know this one was a sports car, but maybe to some it is. If one wants fast buy the right EV and by those standards the others are slow. The F sport version looks better and different suspension and quality car built in a Japan plant known for high quality. Why some are comparing to Toyota and the reasons for doing so are silly. If you want a smaller Lexus than its a fine car. If you want something faster, apparently most live somewhere that fast is required and no cops, then buy something else. This car rides great, quiet and quality built. Good car for crowded spaces but not for hauling the world around. I mean, they make LARGER suv's, right. So why does this on need to be larger? Clown posts comments like always on Yaktube. No I don't own one but have driver one a lot this past year, 2023.
Sofyan, Whether we are discussing the premium priced UX, prosaic Corolla or the Corolla Cross, that tiny 103.9 inch wheelbase is just not going to cut it for a 4 door that claims to offer utility. In Europe Toyota stretched the wheelbase 3 inches for their Corolla Touring Sports to make the second row family friendly. They have absolutely no excuse for failing to do so here. 🤨
The UX seriously needs the updated powertrains and platform from its Toyota counter parts. It’s smaller than the corolla cross, with less power, and older tech despite being a full 10k more expensive than the refreshed Cross. The UX is probably the most disappointing compact SUV on the market right now.
Probably after the redesign for the LX. The LX and UX both are on the lower end of Lexus crossover sales so probably a bit lower on the priority of things
@@chibbyylol we come from a family of LX owners. It’s just disappointing knowing that there’s a hugeee market for large body on frame SUVs in America and yet the LX still remains the smallest of its competition with the oldest tech. Toyota can easily leverage the powertrains and tech at their disposal to make it a real contender but haven’t. The UX is the same in my view. It feels like Toyota as a brand is going through a product renaissance while Lexus is sort-of being left out of it currently with some of its products.
@@huythai1222 As you know they're very conservative. See the Toyota brand first as a trial run for any tech before it trickles to their Lexus products so that makes sense why it always take's time LX sales recently have been up 29% so things seem to be going fine for them
I think Lexus should bring the LBX to replace this & bring the new hybrid powertrain along with the naturally aspirated 2.5 with 207Hp. Would be decently peppy with the smaller size and more power.
This thing needed a full redesign years ago. Not worth the price tag. This is basically a Corolla with a Lexus badge. Toyota/Lexus loves selling outdated products for modern day money. Glad they are slowly going away from that.
@@naveenthemachinejust go to Koreans if you want technology and sell your Camry while you are at it. Toyota is not known for their mainstream technology but when it comes to safety technology, they are some of the best.
@@samyarparsa9685 no the es was never good as it was always a gussied up Camry Honestly since lexus started cost cutting that’s when they really went downhill. I mean look at almost every Lexus product. They have Toyota economy car underpinnings like the average Buick yet they cost significantly more than a Buick.
I don't think people get the point but lexus is way over in their heads . Lexus is basically selling this small POS for 50k . Toyota venza , seinna and highlander have same features for less price tag plus bigger too
I don’t understand why he keeps comparing it to a Corolla??? Yes Lexus and Toyota are the same, however, maybe compare it to another competitor… and a Corolla is a compact size car… this is a mini SUV?
Lexus/Toyota need to figure out how to do interiors. Compared to their competition (in either the premium Lexus or main stream Toyota) the competition just destroys them when it comes to attractive interiors. Since the purchaser spends most of his/her time inside the vehicle, it would seem important that they focus on creating an attractive interior.
I bought a brand new 2023 F Sport Handling in January with every option, and I love it!!
You guys make me laugh comparing this to the Toyota or Mazda options. That premium price gets you a much more upscale driving experience and feel. If you're strictly looking at buying a car via a spreadsheet cost analysis, sure this looks overpriced compared to the Toyota options. But if you actually drive any Lexus version it takes about 3 seconds to see why they cost more. That doesn't make one better or worse, but different people have different priorities, and we wouldn't save the money to drive the cheaper Toyota versions personally. As far as the UX250h, it's a pretty close to perfect DD for us. Wife just traded in her Macan Turbo 2 weeks ago on this version in white with red interior and it's been a complete joy so far. Going from 400hp to 181hp took about 10 seconds to adapt to because of you actually drive in the real world, you're accelerating at less than full throttle 99% of the time. Completed a 4 hour round trip in it yesterday and getting up to speed (~85'ish), merging, stability and comfort was all perfectly smooth and without struggle. Even topped her out at 110 to pass a line of cars holding everyone up. Zero delay or lag getting to passing speed, and got home averaging 37mpg on regular fuel. Storage space is tight, but without kids and a CT200h designated for dog duty, this has more than enough space to fit her work bag or do a shopping run. Through the twisty stuff it's actually a blast in Sport+ mode and more fun than my Cayman tbh as the Cayman limits are just too high for road use. ASC sounds cheesy in theory, but adds a fun lighted hearted sound that makes pushing it through the corners even more enjoyable.
It's not perfect, especially with how Lexus forces you into buying the F Sport Handling option to get even the most basic comfort features. No memory seats, no auto dimming interior or exterior mirrors and several other things I can't recall in any of the other 3 trim levels. Absolutely infuriating that memory seats isn't standard and you have to move up to the $45k trim level for that. Also miss the 360⁰ around view camera and active headlights that rotate into the corner. But outside of those things it's honestly a pure joy to drive without the constant expensive headaches of the German cars. Sure. The Macan was nicer inside. But the window sticker on that was $99k. For $47k, I think this is a wonderful car and more than what most people honestly need. But you do. 😂
You could have just gotten a rav4 or something
@@naveenthemachine Not getting anything that everybody else is getting.
@@MAP87PA yet the rav4 is way faster same mpg roomier more features and a more powerful eAWD system
@@naveenthemachine it doesnt matter. Ultimately if it's noisier, less insulated, more harsh, and comparatively bouncier to ride in, then people would gravitate towards the Lexus. That's really its selling point. ive seen the more features faster argument over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over, but nothing beats extra sound deadening material and plusher ride.
Even Sofyan had to concede that the Lexus is more refined than its counterpart. Anybody can do speed; not everybody can do ride quality.
@@MAP87PA a corolla engine isn’t refined the slightest bit
Cmon guys, Sofyan and team are just 10K subs away from 1M! Let's keep sharing to get them over the hump!
Goodnight😂, these comments are toxic. Just a heads up I'm buying this vehicle to add to my Lexus Family. I'm buying it for the mpg, styling, Lexury, and compact design. Which some really appreciate in congested traffic. I've driven it multiple times as a loaner from the dealership and loved it. Why does every car have to be fast as hell and updated twice a week!? 😅😅 Nothing will last that way.
Great review redline, still quality reviews 👏👏👍👍
Hybrids are always getting faster and faster
That’s why. Plus you could have bought a cx30 and get more of everything. Or even get a rav4 hybrid
@@naveenthemachine nah, then I wouldn't have a Lexus 😂
@@omendarklight1526 a Camry hybird is way faster than the ux AND it gets much better mpg and it has more space and much better handling
@@naveenthemachine 😂 Clearly you didn't read my comment, I don't care what is faster. If I wanted speed I'd buy an actual muscle car. That's my point, ppl like you think every vehicle has to be faster than a Porsche 911 😂 shut up already
Why bother with this when you can get a venza or even a rav4 that has way more space and faster?
I just picked this vehicle up for my wife for her 60-mile R/T commute to/from work. Got a good deal on a 2023 Premium trim CPO dealer loaner with 8k miles and paid 34k. She loves it and is surprisingly fun to drive and she’s averaging 41mpg. No, its no speed demon, but that is not what one buys this car for. The electric motor does help with smooth off the line power.
I'm thinking about buying a 2023 F sport for $ 36.5 with 6k miles
An incandescent bulb on a near $50k luxury vehicle. What?
Yeah acura also does that with the rdx. It's pretty offensive
@@kyron2092 but Acura can get away with it because they’re fun to drive they’re fast and roomier and more sophisticated
@@naveenthemachinesophisticated? They don’t even have a touchscreen infotainment and a laggy transmission.
@@SAT1337 the 10 speed? Laggy?
@@naveenthemachineLaggy
Had a ux and bro has RDX
More reason ro just go German
The UX was pos. Tried it for4 mos.
It's a terrific small SUV. His hatchback, smooth acceleration.
Cons: hood doesn't have the auto struts, no control for garage door on rear mirror, and no power folding mirrors unless it's f sport. Come on Lexus
Someday, I will own the 2024 Lexus UX250h.
said same thing 2021.
own NX now.
4:35 it is a hatchback. You can tell because in the U.S only crossover and above can have their rear windows tinted from factory. This does not have the rear windows tinted meaning it is classified as a hatchback or wagon.
Thanks!
It's high time for a new generation with more space and powertrain options. Lexus has fallen short in the class for way too long already.
And they will continue to do so 😂
Just look at just about any new Lexus model. They fall short of the class rivals despite being brand new
I like the "premium" hatchback. Great for urban empty-nesters. F-sport seems like a waste on this vehicle. Premium trim is where it comes in as a value. But, it would be great if they had the prius hybrid system in it.
The slow walk toward the camera - RR signature move
I like the UX, but I will go with Venza, because it has more features and more roomier
And more affordable too!!
Great choice. Everything a person needs for intra and inter-city driving.
Agreed. Reliability, Efficinecy, Semi-luxury, Practical, Compact size for parking
There's a ghost of Sofyan at 1:01 . That was a cool effect.
A fully optioned venza is better in every aspect and cheaper
Agreed.
Definitely agree
Definitely
@@ThrowAway-md9zx the ux isn’t pretty to look at either. It’s not as attractive as the cx30 trailblazer encore seltos Kona hrv
@@naveenthemachineI think reliability is attractive over looks but The Venza IS a better choice.
They have got to find a way to get a better powertrain into this thing
I think you’re the only reviewer that’s not afraid to compare different car brands in videos
With this price range, I would go with the Toyota Rav4 xse hybrid with fully load options, better looking, more room and cargo space.
Yeah, Lexus is overpriced.
@@davevolz6138 X1 and X2 are subcompacts where the X3 is a compact
The UX is a car I want to like, but it has been passed by time. 10 years ago, its power train and style were nice but today it is grossly out of date. highway mileage of 38 and 0-60 of 8.1 seconds is just not competitive. Lexus needs to toss the Toyota Rav4 prime power train into this vehicle to get the mileage and performance that is expected of a 50K vehicle. I drove this vehicle and it simply isn't worth 50k. The interior quality is OK but doesn't compare to a Volvo S60. Its handling and performance is more like a chevy trax than a luxury vehicle.
lexus ux is toyota's "nissan juke"
Thanks for the review and also for the Corolla Cross Hybrid Review, coming from the 2012 CT200H Premium I am really toeing the line and debating between 2024 Corolla Cross Hybrid HSE and 2025 UX 300H. Really a win-win upgrade depending what the trade offs I'm willing to accept. Love how you mentioned Corolla Cross several times as comparison.
17:15 why there are two engine noises? Are they actually creating a completely different engine noise?
@@Brian_Eugene_Lee I know it’s a hybrid.
That's the cousin of the CH-R
Great review! Very informative.
I’ve always liked this little thing
I’d rather get the new Prius or CC in AWD
the Acura Integra handles better, looks better, quicker and has nearly double the cargo room of the UX.
the UX has 1 inch more ground clearance though.
Agreed. The integra is integral while the UX just SUX
Only downside is no hybrid
@@carless23 it still gets excellent mpg for what it is. It’s not much worse in the grand scheme of things. Yet the Acuras a lot more fun more spacious better looking as well
Wow it's a very fancy small car.
So $47k before tax is the new entry level affordable Lexus! Got it
I just drove a base model as a loaner the other day while my 2016 GS350 F-Sport was being serviced & liked it a lot. I also drove one last year as well as the discontinued UX200 which had good power, but got extremely noisy even when accelerating normally, the 250h is still quiet even when accelerating hard which is the main reason I far prefer it. I've driven several Lexus hybrids & for sure want my next vehicle to be a Lexus / Toyota Hybrid.
Love lexus 😍😍😍machine f sport
Reliable......but 10K-20k more expensive than any other vehicle !
I ordered the CC XSE and after waiting a year decided to get a 2023 UX instead. It was about the same price. We actually were able to negotiate the price down which I wasn't expecting. I suspect they were trying to clear inventory for the 2025 300UXh. Other than the small trunk and less power than the CCX, the ride, features and noise level are amazing. Only been driving for a short time but feeling pretty good about the decision. I get about 43MPG on my drive to work, which is city and highway driving, in warm weather and about 38 in cold weather so far.
Great auto review.
OMG still looking the same? Come on Lexus...been years.
Lol.. Toyota change the land cruiser, gx, tundra and new tacoma and people are complaining about it. If they don't change =complaints. If they do = complaints. 🤔🤔
@@ju4121people complain because the changes are not good ; Not because there are changes.
This thing need changes from the engine to the lack of 360 camera etc
@@ju4121Maybe since the UX has always been a POS and is getting destroyed by even economy brands. Standards have increased. There is nothing redeeming about this car.
@@Brian_Eugene_Lee I hope you're right. I sat in one recently at a dealer; it felt luxurious, and had beautiful build quality, but so cramped. I know it's a small car, but space efficiency is woeful.
Have you done a video review on 2024 Lexus NX Hybrid?
this needs a redesign ASAP! and needs 360 camera and a lil bit more ground clearance! maybe this can be a super baby GX or something since the NX is already the small SOFT ROADER SUV
When I lived in DTLA and downtown San Francisco - I would've loved this car. But those cities have fallen by the wayside in recent times with crime at an all-time high, so I'm glad I don't really live there nor have a need for this vehicle.
I wish the LBX coming to North America
This should have the powertrain in the new Prius
The 2025 model has it now.
Love this vehicle. It's almost perfect except that it needs to be a plug-in hybrid.
Insane Lexus Sofyan.
Great Review!!!
Correct me if I'm wrong
Does Lexus have a vehicle called the LBX ?
Please share your review on UX 300h.. planning to buy one!!
I actually miss that center console controller, 😢 very unique and intuitive. Now the heated and ventilated buttons look stamped on like an after 🤔 thought. Have the same color and seats in my NX FSPORT, and i can't get over how comfortable the seats are.
If Lexus gave the UX some design inspiration from the Corolla GR, Yaris GR, and the RX…it would be a grand slam. And then make the top trim with a tri exhaust with an elevated stance and bigger tires so it could compete with the WRX.
It looks like the corolla cross also has almost an inch more front legroom for the taller folks.
Why is he comparing it to the Corolla Cross? Two completely different price points and finish level. Though the CC hybrid does have more horsepower than the UX!!
😮 $47k You can get a 2020 RX with low miles for that.
Comparing prices between used and new makes no sense
F-Sport but 0-60 in 8.1 sec hah
Yeah, with that moniker, the lack of performance is even more of an issue. If you're selling a slow car, don't call it anything 'sport'.
I have owned this car (2019) for about 2 years but eventually I traded it in because the trunk and rear seats were too tight. Fast forward this week I bought a pre-owned 2020 Hyundai Ioniq Plug-in Hybrid Limited. This new car is better than or compatible with the UX in many ways: The Ioniq has memory seats, real genuine leather, power folding mirrors, apply car play andriod auto, plug in with 29 miles EV range and 52 mpg hybrid only, spacious trunk, not to mention the great value I got even if I bought new (about $34,000 in US when new). I really want to go back and buy Lexus again but it is just not providing great value for my money. With that said I want to say I am a proud owner of Korean vehicles: This Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Limited, and my 2022 Kia Sorento Plug In SUV SX Prestige trim.
I bought mine in 2019 for 32k new. I work from home so it sits in the garage until I need to go to the stores only. I'm also a tiny person the car just fits my needs. I recently had offered to sell it back to the dealership and they offered 27k. Not bad considering its 4 years old now. Its a great car but not for 50k 😂
Given the performance and price point, i feel my cx30 premium n/a, in the same size category, is faster to 60mph (0-60 7.8-8.2 sec depending on the tester) has more hp is just as nice inside with real leather and costs almost 15K less....the mpgs in the lexus featured here on the hwy are higher than the cx30 but i can buy a lot of gas for 15K . As well, my cx30 can easily get 35/36 mpg hwy at legal speeds which is not far off this lexus hybrid mpg rating,
THiS!!!!!
Got one of these as a loaner car from the dealership today. The interior is nice and the fuel efficiency is great. The powertrain, though. Ugh, acceleration is really lacking.
Test drove the base UX250h today. It was ok but the synthetic seats were Camry like. 50% throttle and the engine rattles loudly. Run flat tires are loud and it’s slow as a dog. I am not sure it even competes against an entry level Mazda 3.
This was based on the chr not really Corolla cross
Wat do u mean 7 hors÷power only to the rear axles?
Its interesting how some cars are instantly attacked basically on speed while others just are not. Apparently the BOTS, paid posters and other types feel compelled to do so. Didn't know this one was a sports car, but maybe to some it is. If one wants fast buy the right EV and by those standards the others are slow. The F sport version looks better and different suspension and quality car built in a Japan plant known for high quality. Why some are comparing to Toyota and the reasons for doing so are silly. If you want a smaller Lexus than its a fine car. If you want something faster, apparently most live somewhere that fast is required and no cops, then buy something else. This car rides great, quiet and quality built. Good car for crowded spaces but not for hauling the world around. I mean, they make LARGER suv's, right. So why does this on need to be larger? Clown posts comments like always on Yaktube. No I don't own one but have driver one a lot this past year, 2023.
Seems some Japanese brands are bringing that Japanese market look for the US market i like it
Show the roof lights clearly, man!
180hp, 0-60 8+ sec, 40mpg in 2024 for that sticker price is just not acceptable.
why are the cupholders all the way in front? I don't think i'll like that.
Sofyan, Whether we are discussing the premium priced UX, prosaic Corolla or the Corolla Cross, that tiny 103.9 inch wheelbase is just not going to cut it for a 4 door that claims to offer utility. In Europe Toyota stretched the wheelbase 3 inches for their Corolla Touring Sports to make the second row family friendly. They have absolutely no excuse for failing to do so here. 🤨
The UX seriously needs the updated powertrains and platform from its Toyota counter parts. It’s smaller than the corolla cross, with less power, and older tech despite being a full 10k more expensive than the refreshed Cross. The UX is probably the most disappointing compact SUV on the market right now.
That’s the case for anything Lexus has. They and Infiniti are the most disappointing luxury brands on the market
@@naveenthemachine oh you again lmao. Definitely should not be talking to me.
Probably after the redesign for the LX. The LX and UX both are on the lower end of Lexus crossover sales so probably a bit lower on the priority of things
@@chibbyylol we come from a family of LX owners. It’s just disappointing knowing that there’s a hugeee market for large body on frame SUVs in America and yet the LX still remains the smallest of its competition with the oldest tech. Toyota can easily leverage the powertrains and tech at their disposal to make it a real contender but haven’t. The UX is the same in my view. It feels like Toyota as a brand is going through a product renaissance while Lexus is sort-of being left out of it currently with some of its products.
@@huythai1222 As you know they're very conservative. See the Toyota brand first as a trial run for any tech before it trickles to their Lexus products so that makes sense why it always take's time
LX sales recently have been up 29% so things seem to be going fine for them
I think Lexus should bring the LBX to replace this & bring the new hybrid powertrain along with the naturally aspirated 2.5 with 207Hp. Would be decently peppy with the smaller size and more power.
Bit like a BMW X2 but more reliable. A drivers car for one or two. It’s almost perfect but a little underpowered.
Is there a spare tire in this Lexus?
That will cost you an extra five grand
Ill take a loaded Venza please.... not impressed with this Lexus
A CVT pumping out fake gearshift sounds? Wtf??
i Love chinese song but do not know how to switch it?
If you’re on a budget but NEED an affordable Lexus vehicle 😂
This thing needed a full redesign years ago. Not worth the price tag. This is basically a Corolla with a Lexus badge. Toyota/Lexus loves selling outdated products for modern day money. Glad they are slowly going away from that.
They’re not 😂. They’re still selling outdated products 😆
@@naveenthemachinejust go to Koreans if you want technology and sell your Camry while you are at it. Toyota is not known for their mainstream technology but when it comes to safety technology, they are some of the best.
$50k for 181 hp & hard plastic inside - how many intelligent/traditional Lexus buyers going for this?
No one. 😆
Your comment applies to just about every Lexus on sale (except the stunning lc500)
@@naveenthemachineno way you disrespected the classic lexus ES
@@samyarparsa9685 you mean the gussied up Avalon which in itself is a gussied up Camry? LOL 😂
@@naveenthemachine lexus es before 2016 was good bro, idk how lexus got into a huge downfall out of nowhere
@@samyarparsa9685 no the es was never good as it was always a gussied up Camry
Honestly since lexus started cost cutting that’s when they really went downhill. I mean look at almost every Lexus product. They have Toyota economy car underpinnings like the average Buick yet they cost significantly more than a Buick.
I don't think people get the point but lexus is way over in their heads . Lexus is basically selling this small POS for 50k . Toyota venza , seinna and highlander have same features for less price tag plus bigger too
Lexus, bring back the CT instead.
now this might be a worse ‘luxury car’ vs the GLB/GLA like the UX is a joke 😭, still less HP than the new Prius/ Corolla cross
It’s not a worse car. It’s the worst car in the class
Glb is nice
When you say " for somebody my height", it tells us nothing.
The only annoying thing is that these new Lexus are bumper less. With the oversized grill covering the bumper makes a NO to buy it.
It’s a hatchback
Would rather have a Corolla Cross Hybrid... and I would not buy one of those either.
I don’t understand why he keeps comparing it to a Corolla??? Yes Lexus and Toyota are the same, however, maybe compare it to another competitor… and a Corolla is a compact size car… this is a mini SUV?
Lexus/Toyota need to figure out how to do interiors. Compared to their competition (in either the premium Lexus or main stream Toyota) the competition just destroys them when it comes to attractive interiors. Since the purchaser spends most of his/her time inside the vehicle, it would seem important that they focus on creating an attractive interior.
Yeah Lexus interiors don't scream luxury. Toyota interiors look so drab and feel shitboxy.
@@ishaansaral502I mean the Camry XSE w red interior and venza are nice inside and of course the lc500
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Jesus that thing is a slug. Good for G’ma to make grocery runs.
UX stands for Urban Crossover.
Math isn’t matching. That range should be at least 400 🤔
The only one good thing about this car is potential reliability, the rest is Meh… gv70 is much better car than this one.
They killed all their cars
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47-48 k isn't exactly cheap!
“Hybrid”, “crossover” are literally the worst words you can hear when talking about luxury vehicles. Whenever I see that, I just run.
2025s get the bump in HP
i like this video, but make it shorter because i have adhd. low attention span
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It is good but pricy.
No it’s a subpar “luxury” car and it’s pricey like a luxury car😂
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$47,000.