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Lexus NX Customization Options Available in Japan


As a followup to yesterday’s post, it turns out Lexus Japan offers color-coded wheel arches for the NX:

Lexus NX Wheel Wells

Lexus NX Wheel Well Options

It’s a ¥151,200 ($1,275 USD) option, and just one of the many customizations Lexus Japan offers. There’s also a door garnish, door handle garnish, plated side door molding, and a chrome trunk lip:

Lexus NX Door Garnish

Lexus NX Door Chrome

Lexus NX Side Chrome

Lexus NX Chrome Trunk

I was also pointed toward these photos of a Fire Agate Lexus NX with color-coded wheel arches and an optional F SPORT wheel design:

Lexus NX Fire Options

Lexus NX Fire Wheels

(Exciting to see this level of first-party customization available, and I wonder what type of interest level there would be among North American customers for some of these options.)

Learn more about the Lexus Japan NX Options

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    Ayo DocMkize
  • January 22, 2015
This should optional in all Markets not just Japan
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Lexus can keep that in Japan. Not! They add the edge that Lexus designers seem to want on the original car. It is straight from the factory, and I am glad that there is still a love for chrome. Everyone seems to want to black out everything nowadays.
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    B
  • January 22, 2015
I'd love to see the paint-matched wheel arches available as a dealer-installed accessory. I hear lots of comments (both positive and negative) about the dark grey plastic wheel arches currently in use in the USA.
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    Tinhinnh
  • January 23, 2015
I'd love to see them come out with an NX-F with about 350hp in a couple of year. I think it can pull off as its got the look and size for it.
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    Ronnard
  • January 25, 2015
Except for the wheel arches, i think ill pass the rest.. its a huge ew and a huge NO.. looks like Toyota Thailand's cheap after market chrome toys.. Not what a luxury brand like Lexus should do.. thank God its only in Japan..

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