2010 Lexus RX Images Leaked

by Justin Berkowitz

Published: October 29th, 2008

Or not actually leaked. But since these are crappy photos of a brochure, it wouldn’t surprise me if this was an actual mistake, rather than covert PR work. Nevertheless, thanks to our friend Mr. Neff at Autoblog, we can see ’em. And on the basis of the blurry photos of photos, I think the next generation RX looks merely ok on the outside, and just awful on the inside. The pursuit of spaceship interiors continues, which will make Barrett-Jackon’s 2050 joint auction of the 2010 Lexus RX450h alongside a 1961 Impala SS.

Justin Berkowitz

Immensely bored law student. I've also got 3 dogs.

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BlueBrat on Oct 30, 2008

If you want more BMW, go to germancarscene.com, but as far as TTAC goes: anything goes, please!

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Ricky Spanish on Oct 30, 2008

the quintessential bimbo box -snore-

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