2010 Lexus RX Reviews

Over 70k miles and no major maintenance done. Just the normal everyday wear and tear parts and normal oil changes. Has been reliable since the day we bought it in 2011. Its my daily driver and have had no major issues. The only thing the repair shop has brought to my attention after 70k miles is that the rear shocks are leaking lightly and is at my judgment if it should be replaced or not. A/c is still ice cold heater works great and all buttons and levers in this vehicle are all still in great shape and work.

I am driving a Lexus rx 350 and the ten years since we have had it, there were no major problems that happened to the car. The car interior provides comfort along with luxury. The rear seats can come down to expand the trunk space needed for any bulky loads. All the windows are automatic and so are the two front seats. The entertainment center allows for Bluetooth connection with your device to play music or to connect your contacts with. There is also a feature that if your car is turned off and parked, then you can just press on the unlock key and hold and it’ll roll all the windows down and sunroof too without having to enter your car. The two front seats include heated and cooled seats with adjustable presets. The car comes equipped with a first aid kit in the trunk. We've gone on long distance road trips with this car with no issues. With timely maintenance, this car does last for years to come.

My Lexus has 140k miles on it and I have had no major repairs other than brakes. It is extremely reliable and comfortable. It performs very well in the snow and ice and always starts in any temperature at the first try. I particularly like the automatic seats which help me see over the dashboard comfortably. I am 5'3' and sometimes cannot see good in cars I have rented. I do wish the models after 2009 had the arm rests like they used to. Also with the arm rests there was a space for my handbag. Now if I have a passenger I have to put my bag behind my seat. However: I love my Lexus!

I love my Lexus rx-350. It is a perfect size and look. I have owned it for 10 years and have no maintenance issues and it has been completely reliable. The interior both front and back are extremely comfortable and offer many options to maximize comfort. One of the features I love the best is the way the stereo and heating/cooling panel is slightly tilted towards the driver for easy access. This panel is also a bit closer which is great for smaller sized people. It drives very smooth.

This car is the best ever. It drives like a dream holds the road in wicked rain and snow. It has dual heating/ ac that makes everyone comfortable. It is very safe responds like a dream. The sunroof is super and we have it open most of the time. One of my son's is 6'4' and there is plenty of leg room. My other son is heavy and there is plenty of him as well. The carpet did not hold out and there is a hole in the rug under the gas pedal. The rear hatch back is very roomy and the seats are easily folded down for more room.

The vehicle drives well, with very smooth ride, and it's relatively good on gas. I love how I can personalize settings on seats and steering wheel. The mouse control for menu is easy to use without having to take eyes off the road. It has a really nice look on the outside, and the inside feels like luxury. I love the extra cup holders, especially the one on the dash by steering wheel. Leather seats look good and clean up easy, even with kids. Trunk space is awesome with plenty of space to organize cargo. My complaints are that the front seat storage areas could be set up better, the charging ports are difficult to get to, and there are too many removable bins in middle console. These issues are small and not too much of a nuisance, however, the one thing that bothers me the most about this vehicle is that it is not easy to program locks and garage door opener. I always have to go back and manually unlock backseat from the front door before I can get my kid out. Overall, it's a very good, reliable vehicle, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a smaller SUV.

Lexus rx 350 has the benefits of being a luxury vehicle with great functionality and durability but affordable for my budget. The size of the car allows me to haul larger objects when making larger purchases or moving. In addition, I am able to transport 5-6 people at one time. The SUV is not too big but big enough to support my lifestyle and my personal needs to include road trips on occasion with family and friends. Downside is that it is an older model and with new technology, it is not as compatible as a newer version with iPhone or GPS devices and now days this is a “must-have. ” I also have black interior/exterior and it can get very hot during the warmer months. Lastly, I wish that the dealer maintenance were not so expensive. I am a loyal Lexus customer so I get all of my service at the Lexus dealership because I do not want to take it somewhere else and they are notable to replace/fix/service up to warranty standard; however, I wish Lexus would make it more affordable for Lexus loyal customers. Every time I have to get a service, I have to plan it so I can ensure it is within my budget and I have taken the time to competitively shop to see if I am getting the best price. If I were to buy a new car in the future, I would definitely consider Lexus but this would be a contributing factor on whether I buy due to the cost to repair/fix/service the vehicle.

I love the ease of getting in and out of the vehicle. The navigation system is part of the dash board putting it in a great spot to be able to view and not stand out. I love the joystick type navigation. This is easier for me to select options instead of the mouse type navigation. I love that the center counsel has a storage bin below to put my purse or other small items. The USB cable connections are inside the center console underneath the small bin. It does make it a little harder to swap out cords, but once you have it in there you are all set. The rx 450h is a very reliable car and I have not had any issues.

My 2010 Lexus rx 350 has been an absolutely terrific purchase. There is a reason Lexus continues to receive awards for vehicle reliability. My car has had zero problems since day one until now. The only areas I have had to pay money for maintenance would be routine oil changes and check ups and tire changes. Excellent reliability, along with the comfort, styling and performance you would expect from a Lexus. I would definitely consider buying another Lexus.

The car has performed wonderfully and never really given my any problems. It has the dependability of the Toyota family of vehicles and rides as smoothly today as it did the day I got it. My only two complaints are: at 100,000 miles the oil cooling system blew out (which seems to be common to that vehicle) and I had to have it replaced (cost about $400) and the average mileage is not great, so you have to fill it more often than previous vehicles I owned.

I love this car. It is perfect for the whole family. There is enough room for all the sports gear and beach days are the best. 3 of my favorite features are the press to close trunk, push to start, and the little key pad for the radio. I also love that if there is something wrong like a door is not closed it has a depiction of which door and side that is open. The only thing I wish the car had was another row of seats. The bigger the better right. I just love everything about my car. I don't think I will be getting a new one very soon unless it is a new Lexus. Just absolutely stunning car that is great on gas and perfect for the family.

The car is a wonderful addition to any household. At this point in time the car is dated but it still has the luxury feel that Lexus vehicles are known for. The back facing camera is a welcome feature because it helps with parking. The navigation system is simple to understand though I will mention that I tend to use my cellular phone more often than not because it is faster to set up. My concern is with the mouse that is used to control the control screen. It can be somewhat distracting and a touch screen might be more efficient for future models. Comfort wise, the car is very comfortable, especially with heated seats and adjustable seats and mirrors.

This car handles well in the snow, which is its greatest asset for me. The heated and cooled seats add a lot to the comfort of the vehicle. The driver seat adjusts in several ways so I can have it 'just right' for me. There is good legroom in the back for my kids and the cargo area (with cover) is spacious. I like having a USB port in the console, but I sometimes have trouble getting the car to recognize my phone when hooked to it. The car does take premium fuel, which is more expensive, but after ten years of use (with regular maintenance) the car has no issues.