2024 Lexus NX vs Audi Q5 Comparison / Within the Lines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2024
- Despite its age, the Audi Q5 makes a strong argument, but is it enough to defeat the fresh Lexus NX? Let’s find out! Other key competitors to consider include the Acura RDX, Mercedes GLC, BMW X3, and Genesis GV70.
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I prefer the Lexus NX interior, it just screams luxury more than the Q5, not to mention the reliability and longevity of the Lexus.
Audi for me.
As a previous Audi owner, my advice would be either lease it or sell before the warranty runs out. And, you will get to know your service advisor a little more than you would like. And, bring some extra cash.
Well said
I dunno, I sold my Q5 with 57k miles after four years and had zero problems. I just dumped my NX350 and got a SQ5. I am changing the oil more frequently etc. We will see if it starts to head south. I will either replace before 50k or maybe try to take it to 75k
@@your_royal_highness I hope your experience is different than mine. All cars are different even same models.
"...run flats instead which is the automotive equivalent to fixing your finances with a gambling addiction."
I felt that.
Was in the market for a smaller SUV recently. Test drove both of these and many others. The winner for me was 2024 Lexus NX 350 F Sport in atomic silver with circuit red
interior. It just has more style.
I like Audi but as an overall car I will go for the Lexus.Design is subjective but again I believe that Lexus is more nicer and is also without problems compared with Audi on a long run.Lexus Hybrid and plug-in hybrid for a more dynamic and quality/price is an easy pick.
Excellent review as always Tyler. Ive owned several Audis over the years both in and out of warranty. I am now a Lexus owner and its fair to say I don't think I will be coming back. But It's not simply because Audis generally have horrendous reliability as they age. This is not uncommon with any german luxury brand. I think its more about what you prioritize. As I've gotten older, that has changed for me. I believe Audis are great for people who are into short term ownership, view luxury as the newest looking and/or most aesthetically pleasing features inside and out, and enjoy brand prestige with evolutionary rather than revolutionary styling. Whereas Lexus is more for people who view luxury as having solid features in a car that they will enjoy for many years to come, styling that makes you appreciate emphasis of form over function, and depending on the trim, driving enjoyment. Either way both groups of people win IMO.
Audi as built quality???😂😂😂😂😂what this guy smokes?
@realistick I just want to say good job on this content/review. You produced a coherent video, excellent commentary, with actually pertinent pop-up stats along the way. I liked your take on the cars as well. I think each car is for a different set of priorities of the driver and you laid that out well.
NX for me, I’m not really sure I care for how my luxury crossover to be “sporty” plus I guess the F-sport exists, but I’m a sucker for good tech mixed in with a nice interior, and I feel the NX checks that box better than the Audi, the Audi just kinda looks outdated to me. Plus any qualms I have with the engine noise of the hybrid system dies when you’re getting 40mpg, some owners have even seen 45-48mpg on very careful loops
Awesome you got an Audi! Hope to see more of that going forward. One thing that I absolutely hate about the Q5 is the center console.... piano black trim and the cubby/storage are awful. Can't wait for more Audi reviews :)
Hey Tyler great video! I bought a Q5 last year and I really love it. I have to agree with you that the Lexus will probably do better in the long term but for now I really enjoy my ride. Hoping tht you are doing great!
Thanks, I appreciate that, I hope your 2024 is going well too!
I’m very frugal so I personally would go with the vehicle that has better reliability and resale values, though I have a tendency to drive my vehicles until they are in need of a major repair and then it’s time to sell them.
But I am honest with the next buyer and the price reflects that.
That Tan interior looks so much more classy than the throw up 🤮 Gloomy Gray
If you want to look forward to a social, financial and whatever relationship with your mechanic, buy a German car. I had new, "ultimate German luxury" for 20 yrs. NEVER again. No, I wasn't stupid to have bought them in the first place, my company provided them but I suffered through the inconveniences of strandings and repairs. Yes, they all had perfect maintenance by certified master techs who were good.
👍🏻👍🏻 Not sure how long it takes to put together a review. I feel the 18 minutes on my end were well spent. Thanks
That's my goal, thank you!
Lexus for me, reliability, luxury and tech.
I owned a Mercedes and an Audi, and then a Lexus. I'm now on my 5th Lexus...That should tell you how I feel about the German cars. Horrible reliability and very overpriced...and I have never had a major issue with any of my Lexii.
Shopped both (Prestige and Luxury trims), including XC60 Ultimate and an Outback. We bought a 2024 Outback Touring XT, saving us tens of thousands. Great comparison video!
Time will tell if the 2025 refresh of the Q5 will address any tech shortcomings compared to the NX but its likely not to meet the Lexus on price, resale or reliability. Q5 will be the perfect care to lease while the NX is for the long term buyer.
I'd would prefer the q5 but I've had one as a loaner. it's cheap feeling inside and the engine is buzzy. You really need a sq5 or just buy a x3
Sounds like a European got butthurt and decided to review his car vs a Japanese high quality build car. Let's not forget your Audi is just a VW as well 😂 Lexus all the way 💪
These aren't my cars, I own a GR Corolla
@Realistick right, im sure they aren't yours. Just the whole video felt that way. Every time you talked about the lexus you brought up toyota. Sure it's a Toyota but then do the same with Audi and call it a VW. Truly disagree with your video but it's my opinion.
@@danielcastorena3057 It’s okay to disagree but that’s not even the opinion I expressed in the video. The audi does not ride on a platform shared with a VW and it shows. I also chose the NX for myself and if you watched the video, you would know why🤓
Toyota's 2.4T might be the first EVER reliable gas turbo engine. Significant numbers of earlier NXs have crested 100k miles with almost no reports of failure.
The 1st gen NX used the 8AR-FTS, which is the 2.0L turbo engine that was also used in the IS. I still think that the T24A-FTS (2.4L turbo) will be reliable since this isn't their first turbocharged engine, but it's still a brand new engine so it's hard to judge reliability.
@@vaw2487 Thanks for the correction.
" Adaptive Suspension " Not Lexus NX strong spot..........R U Freak'n kidding, the suspension tightens in curves and is Much Smoother on FWY's riding better than any of the Euro's coupled with the change to Michelin's tires ...(dump the DOG RUN FLATS) and you are Golden!
lol Audi build quality? You did a good review, but I would research the reliability of both these vehicles because Lexus wins every time.
That portion is at the end. When I say “build quality” I am referring to how well it is built from a tangible sense (doors, controls, panel fitment, construction, etc.). Obviously the Lexus takes the cake if reliability is your primary concern (it’s why I would personally buy one over the Q5), but the lexus does have several shortcomings as a luxury car that I highlight in this video.
You can never go wrong with Lexus, and they’re improving their tech and looks. I love my 350H F Sport. Luxury without reliability does not worth the price for me.
I have owned Four Audi’s. The last one was a2011 Q5 with 122,000 miles. Maintenance was done regularly by a non dealer. Qualified, but not a dealer. At 122,209 miles the engine started to misfire. The diagnosis, a bent intake valve that caused engine failure. The car that we were about to trade for the next Audi was now a $500 piece of junk,
The last Audi I will ever own. The communication with Audi HQ was efficient, but yielded the typical corporate response. Thanks for your last 25 years of loyalty, but unable to offer me any remuneration towards another vehicle. Good bye Audi! Hello Honda!
I heard the GV 70 rides better than the Lexus?
The Audi will plummet in value and will likely be a money pit at 100K...the Lexus will likely hold up better...but the Audi does look like a more enjoyable ride.
Just get the Audi. The nx is not a luxury car
@@naveenthemachine HOWEVER ...Much more Luxury than the AUDI and my 450h+ " F " S is much faster and better handling with Adaptive Suspension MUCH faster and I do Not even use gas but rather Plug in to 120 and get 49 miles per charge.....My NX uses Regular gas and 89 eMPG ...however I NEVR buy gas!...........Doi your research and GET LEXUS.....Never buy Euros............LEXUS Dependability and FAR Superior Re-Sale!
@@donaldbanner2185 faster than Audi? I don’t think so 😂
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Tyler have you ever done a Camry SE Hybrid?
I think once in a comparison with a RAV4 Hybrid, otherwise, I drove a XLE hybrid
And what does Consumer Reports say about the reliability of the Audi ?
Similar to the Lexus believe it or not.
@@Realistick Really? WOW, I would have never thought that.
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback
@@Doc1855 You're welcome, though I definitely think CR's opinion will change in a couple of years after the little bugs are worked out!
@@Realistick I hope so
@@Realistick Audi is a Euro Nightmare....there goes All credibility ....which has been on the downfall lately!...Audi is EURO NIGHTMARE!
The NX needed to be the same size as the Q5.
If I would have the money for one of this, I would buy the Lexus because of the good reliability. Audi have not a good reliability in Europe.
Any practical person knows there’s absolutely no comparison whatsoever.
I’ve played around with those Lexus HUD dependent steering wheel controls. Whoever decided that was a good idea in the engineering department should be fired. They’re horrendous in practice.
Agreed 100 percent, they should re-engineer that with the HUD control or go back to lower trim hard button system.
Mazdas aren't the only thing in town cool their are but Lexus and Audi's are as well cool.
兩台豪華中型S U V，屬性截然不同；奧迪Q 5 呈現科技感與卓越操控！ 而 Lexus NX350H 呈現出 低調豪華丶妥善率高的特性！
買車是看個人的需求，並沒有那一家車廠比較強。
Lots of overselling on the quality of the Audi. No doubt it drives well and likely more sporty than the NX but the quality and reliability isn’t close as the review suggests.
It’s not a Rolls or an S class, but the difference when you have them back to back is substantial. I still chose the NX for the reliability aspect but no doubt, the Q5 feels more like thoroughbred luxury.
Omg! You got something decent
I've been trying to shake things up! However, the initial views are quite dismal, hopefully it picks up eventually.
Fridays are slow as ppl planning their weekends or evening. Monday to Wednesday are good viewership
Your reviews are really good, keep it up. I do think that Lexus needs to invest in making a luxury car platform instead of tarting up Toyotas.
Well Lexus is not luxury now. They’re probably going to be discontinued considering how lackluster Lexus really is
@@naveenthemachine aren’t u the karate kid who spends his entire life insulting Lexus on social media?
@@pan4632 gee only now you figured that out😂
As an owner of a 2017 GX 460, I too prefer the Q5 by far. I've had the NX as a rental three times, now. I hate it! The massive screen is ridiculous to operate (music) and driving it feels unsatisfying. My inlaws have a new Q5 (the 45tsfi) and it's so fun to drive and the cabin layout is far superior to the NX. Great review!
LEXUS 👌😎👍 THE FIRST CLASS QUALITY
I will take the Lexus NX 350 AWD over the Audi Q5 anytime, reliable and less expensive to repair
I have the hybrid Audi hands down the better car don't like Lexus feels like a Toyota
I have the 2024 Q5 Premium Plus S Line PHEV, and it rides way better than the Lexus, and much faster too. Lexus reliability is hands down unbeatable as I’ve never had any problems with my Lexus previously. I never bought an Audi till now, but I just love the ride way better than the Lexus. It just feels more solid, quiet, and luxuriously comfortable.
I love my Q5. Great car to drive. No problems (yet). I'd buy a Lexus but I can't get past the styling. It's subjective, but I find the NX odd looking and ugly.
The lexus is one ugly car
That’s easy
Ones a real luxury car with proper luxury car underpinnings, good performance and handling etc. (Hint… it’s the Audi.)
The other one is not a luxury car since it’s just a dressed up rav4 with lipstick. Combine that with pathetic looks, cheap interior, useless tech, useless back seats, small trunk, pathetic performance, pathetic handling, etc etc etc. (Hint… that’s the Lexus). Sure it has a hybrid but like seriously it’s a luxury car so who cares about fuel economy?
Despite its age the Audi is still better. Even the RDX is better. Because those brands put out much stronger products in this segment. The nx is one of the weakest offerings in the class along side the Infiniti qx50 and qx55
I mostly agree, the Audi is definitively better but I do think the NX has the leg up for people who are flirting with the idea of a luxury suv but are intimidated by the cost!
@@Realistickif someone can’t afford a luxury suv, they shouldn’t even be buying one. If you want the luxury of reliability and or fuel economy, don’t buy a luxury car. Get a Toyota for that.
@@naveenthemachine I see that logic but I think there’s a lot of people that have more than Toyota money but still want to save extra cash. It’s ultimately up to the individual on whether or not they can actually afford either.
Some people just prefer their car to work for them and not other way around. Being in service 24/7 with the car is pain in the ass.