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Lexus RX300 SE-L

Lexus has a deserved reputation for making quiet cars, and the RX300 is no exception. But the model has been silently successful, too, steadily tempting buyers away from established luxury 4x4 rivals over the past five years, thanks to its car-like 'soft-roader' manners.

By Kyle Fortune

May 2003

Lexus has a deserved reputation for making quiet cars, and the RX300 is no exception. But the model has been silently successful, too, steadily tempting buyers away from established luxury 4x4 rivals over the past five years, thanks to its car-like 'soft-roader' manners.

This all-new version promises to make more of a noise in the marketplace, courtesy of edgy, well proportioned styling, which has a coup

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FIRST OPINION

    It might not have the image of a BMW or Mercedes, but the new Lexus RX300 looks stylish, has plenty of technology and is well priced. Designed to be refined and relaxing rather than dynamically rewarding, it's an economical, spacious alternative to a Mercedes ML or BMW X5. Success in the UK will be limited without a diesel version, though.
 

AT A GLANCE

    New Lexus RX300 on sale now, starting from £28,950
    Driver's knee airbag is standard equipment on all versions
     
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