Used Lexus LX 2017 Metallic Automatic

Both the American-market Land Cruiser and the LX 570 utilize a 5.7-liter V-8 rated at 383 horsepower and 403 pound-feet of torque. Channeling power to all four wheels via a 8-speed automatic transmission, the engine moves the hefty 6,000-pound Lexus with reasonable authority. The tuxedo side of the LX 570 is evident the moment you open a door. Its interior is decked in luxurious leather and glossy wood trim. Finally, last year's redesign gave the LX 570 a distinct dashboard and center console not shared with the Land Cruiser. That's a good thing, since the Land Cruiser feels a little too rugged for its price point inside. There's terrific room for five adults, but the third row jump seats are occasional use at best.

While they're better now than they've ever been on the LX, rivals feature power seats that stow away much more easily. For 2017, Lexus has made some important safety tech standard: automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and automatic high beam headlamps are now standard on all models. While the LX 570 hasn't been crash tested, it should perform well given its bulky size and its huge amount of pre- and post-crash features. All LX 570s are downright luxurious, but an optional Luxury Package bumps them up to proper high-end territory with sumptuous semi-aniline leather seats and a wide array of wood species and finishes for the dashboard and door panels.