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View the original article postThe updated 2016 Lexus LX 570 has been fully revealed by rogue Instagrammer Hamad1two3 and Australian website The Motor Report.
Those models are for the younger demographic (IS, RC, NX and GS), the more mature consumers (LS, ES, RX, GX and LX) buyers won't really like that in my opinion.it's weird how the lexus SUV's do not have divorced headlights like the RC, IS, NX, and GS-F, i thought they would follow through with divorcing the lights through the lexus lineup, but who knows this is only a facelift for the LX.
I actually feel like Lexus got negative feedback from it...I'm not so sure i love it either as a younger consumer. The NX would look so much better if it didn't have those check marks separated; they look like eyelashes. Personally, if they were connected, it would keep a clean, classic look that Lexus is known for. I don't mind them either; I just prefer the connected ones (the ones on this new LX look fantastic).Those models are for the younger demographic (IS, RC, NX and GS), the more mature consumers (LS, ES, RX, GX and LX) buyers won't really like that in my opinion.it's weird how the lexus SUV's do not have divorced headlights like the RC, IS, NX, and GS-F, i thought they would follow through with divorcing the lights through the lexus lineup, but who knows this is only a facelift for the LX.
They look nice on certain models, the IS is fantastic, I'm a bit iffy about the R, pretty sure the refreshed GS will have them separated, and the flagship coupe? We'll have to wait and see.I actually feel like Lexus got negative feedback from it...I'm not so sure i love it either as a younger consumer. The NX would look so much better if it didn't have those check marks separated; they look like eyelashes. Personally, if they were connected, it would keep a clean, classic look that Lexus is known for. I don't mind them either; I just prefer the connected ones (the ones on this new LX look fantastic).Those models are for the younger demographic (IS, RC, NX and GS), the more mature consumers (LS, ES, RX, GX and LX) buyers won't really like that in my opinion.it's weird how the lexus SUV's do not have divorced headlights like the RC, IS, NX, and GS-F, i thought they would follow through with divorcing the lights through the lexus lineup, but who knows this is only a facelift for the LX.
My friend there definitely wants to take a closer look at this beast...lol. The next project should definitely be the GX, it looks too much like the Toyota Prado, and I'm not a fan of it.
I totally agree! It works for the IS and RC. Im not a fan of the GSF's separated ones how they're off set like that though. But yes, they do look nice I will admitThey look nice on certain models, the IS is fantastic, I'm a bit iffy about the R, pretty sure the refreshed GS will have them separated, and the flagship coupe? We'll have to wait and see.
The IS has the best interpretation in my opinion, it's just plain sexy!I totally agree! It works for the IS and RC. Im not a fan of the GSF's separated ones how they're off set like that though. But yes, they do look nice I will admitThey look nice on certain models, the IS is fantastic, I'm a bit iffy about the R, pretty sure the refreshed GS will have them separated, and the flagship coupe? We'll have to wait and see.