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Inside it’s luxurious. On the road it’s quiet. While not as soft and smooth on bumpy roads as a car-based crossover SUV, such as the Lexus RX, the GX is no buckboard on the highway.

The Lexus GX might be the last hurrah of the old-style SUV. But it’s a great way to leave the stage.

The 2010 Lexus GX 460 isn’t an SUV for people who are on the fence. It’s a luxury vehicle for buyers who want every last capability and have the money to pay for it. It’s an actual utility vehicle, and quite a nice one at that.

With the updated Vehicle Stability Control system and several additional safety features thoroughly tested by our staff, the 2010 GX 460 is an on- and off-road jewel loaded with modern SUV luxuries.

But for well-heeled buyers who want the ability to tow a boat or climb up a rocky grade with confidence, the latest Lexus GX delivers even better than before. Get past the wonky, melted looks and you’ll find one of the most well-engineered ‘utes on the planet.

I really enjoyed my time in the 2011 Lexus GX 460. It made me appreciate the remarkable technological advances that have been applied to the platform. It might stand a chance of sharing a piece of the driveway, especially for long family road trips.

The all-new Lexus GX 460 is improved in every way versus the previous generation GX 470. It’s faster, quieter, more powerful, gets better mileage and has the latest safety and off-road driving features.

The Lexus GX 460 may not stack up on paper. With impeccable build quality inside and out, luxurious materials, and a brand reputation for reliability and dealers that coddle, it’s a different story on the road. Or off it, for that matter.

The Lexus GX460 is a bland but well-equipped and competent vehicle that will nonetheless make sense for suburbanites who want a 3-row, go-anywhere SUV.

Offering all the creature comforts of its rivals, the Lexus GX continues to meet the demands and needs of its core customer. An eco-friendly cruiser it is not, but for those who want serious capability with an added dose of refinement, it delivers.

Lexus GX 460 offers a stylish ride on main roads or mud and combines old-school body-on-frame construction with an upscale, comfortable interior and sleek exterior lines.

The 2013 Lexus GX 460 is not only very capable off-road, but also manages to coddle its occupants on pavement. Still, most crossover SUVs offer better on-road performance and passenger comfort.