Used Guide: 2015-2021 Lexus NX | Driving.ca

Powered by the first-ever Lexus turbo engine, the NX hit the scene for model-year 2015, debuting with models like the NX 200t and NX 300h as conventionally and hybrid-powered variants.
With four-cylinder turbo or four-cylinder hybrid power, the NX’s powertrain selection helped it cater to just about any shopper’s desired blend of punchy performance and fuel efficiency.
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[@7c8f9x]

WE HAVE A 2016 NX 200T, IT HAS NOT HAD EVEN 1 OF THESE PROBLEMS, IT
IS JUST AN EXCELLENT VEHICLE, VERY HAPPY, SQUEAKS AND RATTLES! YOU ARE KIDDING ME.

[@latorregolf]

In other words, like all Lexus nothing major goes wrong if it's well maintained.

[@cherylbrantley4736]

Really if I’m buying one of these cars I’m gonna get one that’s probably a 2020 or newer and it’s gonna be CPO so I don’t think I have to worry about these little things that you’re mentioning unless you’re buying it from a private dealer and it’s in 2015 or 16 or 17

[@masterpolir6145]

Do you recommend to buy as a familiar car? What do you think a transmission, not to noisy?

[@aussie8114]

I think buy one with some warranty left on it.

[@ngarci8040]

Anybody have any issues with fuel injector’s…? The dealership wanted to sale me a extended warranty & told me the injectors go bad on the NX’s…

[@aussie8114]

Sounds like a sales pitch to me. They make good money from selling all those after purchase things.