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Hello everyone. I'm in the middle of a purchase.will likely happen on Monday. I needed a RX350 AWD with Factory RSES (a must), comfort, premium, park assist.

Dealer only has this config in Obsidian/Parchment and Tungsten/Black. So I'm trying to decide between the two- leaning towards black. My heart had been set on matador red, but would likely require a special order. In any case, I'm trying to find out if the factory RSES can also be controlled somewhat by the driver or passenger in the front (using audio controls, etc.) vs. Only by the remote control in the back. Especially in the case of the rear passenger being a young child who wouldn't be capable of using the remote. I currently have a buick enclave and while driving, i can pop in the DVD, fast forward through any previews and start the movie using the audio controls in the front.

(I can do scene selection, etc., if i'm in park). Son is just getting to the point where he can use the remote. But it'd be nice to know if he got stuck, I'd be able to help out from the front. I pulled the owners manual from the My Lexus site, but it doesn't seem to indicate you can control from the front- unless i'm missing it. Can anyone with the factory RSES please advise? - if anyone has an opinion on parchment vs.

Black interior with kids, i'm all ears!! Black seems easier to keep clean but i assume will show scuff marks and any crumbs. Welcome to CL! I can chime in on the interior colors.

I used to have a 99 RX300 which had the tan interior. It was a pain to keep clean (so I didn't) and after a while, not only do you get your blue jean dye on the seats, the creases in the leather eventually turn black and are very visible. Of course, this is only if you dont care for them, but I didnt used to be such a car nut back then.

Anywhoo, after that experience, I decided that black was the only way to go. I got black interior on my 330 and now on my 450h. Its relatively classy looking, but may get boring. However, it doesnt require as much work (I wear jeans almost everyday). What does bother me is that in direct sunlight, the interior reveals different shades of black. The door panels are more of a dark purple black, and the seats are all black so it definitely looks weird (but only in direct sunlight) as for matador red, did you ask your dealer to search the vicinity of your area (or even across states?).

There could be one the way you want just sitting on the lot somewhere, or even on its way to the US and they could easily trade (a shipping cost to you if its already on the lot, but free if its about to leave the factory). As for the RSES, Im willing to bet that it can only be controlled by the rear remote.but that is just a guess. I dont think any extra buttons are added on the dash, nor do I think the DVD player is hooked up to the audio screen on the nav. Thanks all for your replies.

For the record, i pulled the trigger today and went with the tungsten pearl / black interior. I sat in that one and the obsidian/parchment and was totally smitten with the black interior. Of course, it could be that i'm just bored with tan, since i've had it in 3 different SUVs over the last 10 years. Also, i've never pictured myself in a silver vehicle, but with the crappy weather we've had in upstate ny this year, it was easy to look at the black and the tungsten side-by-side and know which color i better go with. I know i'll never keep the black clean. I have to travel for a few days, so i'll pick it up on thursday after they finish prepping it and installing remote start.

Lexus LX 570 (J200) Overview Manufacturer Also called Production November 1995 – present Assembly Japan: (Yoshiwara plant) Body and chassis 4-door, The Lexus LX (Japanese: レクサス・LX, Rekusasu LX) is a sold by, a luxury division of since January 1996 having entered manufacture in November 1995. Three generations have been produced, all based heavily on the long-running SUVs. The first generation LX 450 started production in 1995 as Lexus' first entry into the SUV market. Its successor, the LX 470, premiered in 1998 and was produced until 2006. The latest, third-generation, LX 570 debuted at the in April 2007 as a complete redesign for the 2008 model year. The LX name stands for 'Luxury Crossover'.

However, some Lexus importers use the name, 'Luxury Four Wheel Drive'. The second and third generations had a engine powertrain, a welded steel unibody shell combined with full-size steel ladder frame ( construction), and seats for eight passengers (LX 470 and LX 570). The first generation LX 450, a mid-size SUV, had an engine and seats for seven passengers. The second generation LX 470 shared exterior styling with the, sold in Japan. The LX is Lexus' largest and most expensive luxury SUV.

Contents. First generation (J80; 1995–1997) First generation Overview Also called Production November 1995 – December 1997 1996–1997 Powertrain 4.5 L (gasoline) 4-speed Dimensions 2,850 mm (112.2 in) Length 4,821 mm (189.8 in) Width 1,930 mm (76.0 in) Height 1,869 mm (73.6 in) 1995–1997 Rapidly developed in the mid-1990s as a result of threatening US trade sanctions on Japanese luxury cars, the LX 450 started production in November 1995 and was released to the US in January 1996 as a 1996 model; Canada received the LX from 1997.

The LX 450 was Lexus's first SUV and was almost entirely based on the sixth generation. Differences lay in a restyled, more luxurious interior and softer suspension settings.

The first LX 450 rolled off the production line in December 1995. Lexus LX 450 The LX 450 was powered by a 4.5-liter, twin-cam, four-valve that produced 160 kW (215 hp) and 373 N⋅m (275 lb⋅ft) of torque. Both front and rear axles were solid. Externally, the LX 450 was identical to the J80 series Land Cruiser, with the exception of the grille, side body cladding, and wheels. Side running boards give step-up access. The vehicle had additional sound-absorbing insulation. Amenities included leather seats and seating for seven passengers in three rows, the third row accessed by tilting the second row bench seat forward.

The third row could be folded to the side and the second row folded down for further space. The vehicle was pre-wired for the Lexus remote telephone system, and had a remote entry key system. The three options consisted of a console-mounted 6-disc CD changer, electronic front and rear, and a power moonroof.

At the time of its sales debut in early 1996, the LX 450 was listed in the US at a suggested base price of $47,995, an approximately $7,000 premium over the Land Cruiser, with a base price of $40,678 in 1996. Interior Targeted against luxury SUV competitors such as, the LX 450 sold over 5,000 units in 1996 and over 9,000 units in 1997. At its launch it sold out its initial production allocation, resulting in a two-month wait list, surpassing initial expectations which had called for 4,000 units that year. It was brought to market as US buyers showed greater interest in large SUVs, which had grown popular because of their high driver's vantage point and truck-like characteristics.

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Lexus customer research revealed that one in six owners were purchasing large SUVs to add to their garages. An additional factor was the US-Japan trade war of the mid-1990s.

The US government threatened to place 100 percent on all Japanese luxury import cars, but not including SUVs. The LX 450 was produced as a model (in contrast with other Lexus efforts which were independently or divergently developed from Toyota vehicles), giving a model that was exempt from the tariff. Ultimately a was reached and the threatened tariffs did not materialize. The LX 450 replaced the Land Cruiser in the Canadian market starting after 1996, reducing internal competition (big expensive SUVs have traditionally faced a difficult market in Canada) and avoiding the issue of selling a rebadged model (except for GM, Ford and Chrysler, rebadged models in Canada have not met with success). For a 5,000 lb (2,300 kg) vehicle, the LX 450 was regarded by some critics as underpowered, leading to the shortening of its model cycle (despite sales increases) and replacement with a V8-powered successor.

The LX 450 was the top-ranked full-size SUV in ' Initial Quality Survey, with the lowest number of problems during the first three months of ownership. Second generation (J100; 1998–2007) Second generation. 2002–2005 Lexus LX 470 Overview Also called Production 1998–2007 1998–2007 Hiroya Kitazumi (1995, facelift: 2000, second facelift: 2003) Powertrain 4.7 L (gasoline) 4-speed A343F 5-speed automatic Dimensions 2,850 mm (112.2 in) Length 4,890 mm (192.5 in) Width 1,941 mm (76.4 in) Height 1,849 mm (72.8 in) 1998–2002 In the mid-1990s, work started on a Lexus variant of the Toyota Land Cruiser (J100), the LX (J100). The final design by Hiroya Kitazumi was approved in 1995, with updates by Kitazumi approved in 2001 and 2004. Testing was conducted from the mid-1990s till late 1997. In December 1997, the second generation LX 470 debuted at Los Angeles Auto Show, going on sale in the second quarter of 1998. It shared the floor plan and most body panels with the equivalent Land Cruiser, and differed in its front appearance and had a more luxurious interior.

Exterior design differences included a quad-headlamp forward fascia with larger grille and different wheels. It was powered by a LEV-certified 4.7-liter V8 engine, which initially produced 172 kW (230 hp), later upgraded to 175 kW (235 hp), then 200 kW (268 hp). The final torque value was 445 N⋅m (328 lb⋅ft). It was rated to 2,900 kg (6,500 lb) with the tow package installed. 1998–2002 Lexus LX 470 The front gained, and the optional electronic locking front and rear differentials were dropped. Suspension included (AHC) hydraulic suspension and (AVS).

The AHC could raise the vehicle for off-roading and return to a normal driving height reducing the center of gravity and wind resistance. The lowest setting for when the vehicle was stopped allowed for easier entry, exit and loading. AVS alters firmness in under 2.5 milliseconds at each wheel, individually selecting from a range of 64 settings depending on road conditions and driver input such as steering-wheel activity, braking and acceleration. The AVS system used a switch for the driver's preferences including 'normal', 'comfort' and 'sport' modes.

A DVD-based, stereo with in-dash six-disc CD changer, power folding, and a smog sensor for the system were offered. For 2000 models, and were made standard.

2002–2005 During 2002 for the 2003 model year, Lexus introduced minor tweaks to the exterior, including larger standard 18-inch wheels, a new front bumper, etc. The interior was substantially overhauled, adopting the corresponding updates to the Land Cruiser's interior, and with and a now available. In the US, both were optional with the camera coupled with the navigation system, due to the shared screen. Lexus also replaced the four-speed automatic with a five-speed, and increased power from 172 kW (230 hp) to 175 kW (235 hp). The updated engine now met CARB ULEV-II emission standards.

Lexus added front row and, and as standard. An 11-speaker premium sound system and a DVD Rear-Seat Entertainment System (RSES) were made optional. Other new features included, an emergency service similar to GM's, in North America. Infrared camera safety system was offered as an option in 2002, the world's first active automotive system, projecting information on the windshield using a; the driver could vary brightness using a dimmer knob. The 2003 LX 470 came with system, varying steering ratios from 12.4 to 1 to 18.0 to 1 (previously fixed at 19.8 to 1), allowing the driver to apply less steering input to maneuver in tight places such as parking lots. By changing the ratio on the highway, minor adjustments made by the driver would not create excessive vehicular movement. 2005–2007.

2005–2007 Lexus LX 470 In 2005 for the 2006 model year, a refresher included tail lamps, adding to the engine and increasing its power to 205 kW (275 hp). During 2006, for the final model year, 2007, Lexus produced 400 'Limited Edition' LX 470s with Black Onyx paint, stone leather interior, and specialized badging and scuff plates. Several awards were made for the J100 series:. The LX 470 was named by as the best luxury SUV in initial quality in 2000, 2002, and 2004. gave the LX 470 its Best to Hold Value Award in 1998, 1999, and 2000. In a 2000 comparison with four other premium SUVs, the LX 470 took first place.

In a 2003 comparison, the LX 470's audio system and navigation system were the highest rated in their respective categories. In 2005, J.D. Power named the LX 470 the most reliable luxury SUV over a three-year period in its Vehicle Dependability Study. First-facelift Lexus LX 570 Overview Also called Production November 2007–present 2008–present Shinichi Hiranaka (2004) Takanori Ito (2012 facelift: 2010) Powertrain 5.7 L (gasoline) 4.7 L V8 (gasoline) 4.6 L V8 (gasoline) 4.5 L V8 (diesel) 6-speed 8-speed automatic Dimensions 2,850 mm (112.2 in) Length 5,005 mm (197.0 in) Width 1,970 mm (77.6 in) Height 1,865 mm (73.4 in) 2,685–2,750 kg (5,919–6,063 lb) 2007–2010 On April 4, 2007, Lexus debuted the 2008 model year LX 570 at the.

It was a complete redesign, and the first version to be debuted before its expected Land Cruiser counterpart. The design by Shinichi Hiranaka was approved in 2004, who also did the design update approved in 2010 It has a new UL EV-II certified 5.7 L V8 engine. Power output is 286 kW (383 hp) with 546 N⋅m (403 lb⋅ft) of torque.

The more powerful engine helps give an increased towing capacity of up to 3,900 kg (8,500 lb). The engine is tied to a six-speed sequential-shift with an all-new 4WD system which uses a center. Development began on both the Land Cruiser (J200) and Lexus LX equivalent in 2002. The final design was approved in 2004, with testing being conducted into early 2007 on development prototypes and late 2007 on pre-production models.

The final design patent for the J200 series Lexus LX was filed on March 27, 2007. First-facelift Lexus LX 570 The LX 570 is 102 mm (4 in) longer overall and 25 mm (1 in) wider, while retaining the same wheelbase. It loses the plastic lower body side cladding leaving the paint exposed. A third of the frame's body mass is made from high-tensile steel, along with the entire, and all three are steel.

Like the Toyota Tundra the tow hitch is integrated into the frame. The front suspension now uses, replacing the, which gives 230 mm (9 in) of suspension travel, while the rear continues to use a with a for strength and durability. The LX platform has logged 240,000 test kilometers through subtropical forests, the Australian and American. The LX 570 comes standard with 20-inch-wheels, a four-wheel electro-hydraulic suspension with an updated six-setting AHC system that can raise the vehicle by 76 mm (3 in) or lower it by 51 mm (2 in) from its normal ride height using a knob in the. The front suspension's spring rates are variable, but not continuously like a fully arrangement. The AVS provides more immediate firmness adjustments that are diagonally cross-linked through a mechanical system using hydraulic fluid, similar to the 's X-REAS system. Second-facelift Lexus LX 570 Other performance features include a (more advanced version of ) system that negotiates off-road obstacles in both forward and reverse at low speeds by automatically providing throttle and braking inputs for less experienced off-road drivers: an interior lever allows the driver to reduce speed.

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A multi-terrain gives shorter stopping distances on surfaces such as sand or gravel. (HAC) prevents rolling backwards on hills or slippery surfaces. The interior includes amenities, standard and optional, featured in the 2007, such as semi- seats, four-zone climate control, a 19-speaker 450 Watt surround-sound stereo system with hard-drive memory storage, a hard-drive-based navigation system, with NavTraffic as standard, a two-piece power liftgate/tailgate and Lexus Intuitive Park Assist, sonar parking assistance. Other features include wood trim (a form of also used in private aircraft and high-quality instruments), a center console cooler for storage of cold drinks, power sliding rear seats, power third row seats, and a 229 millimetres (9 in) DVD rear-seat entertainment system. It also has the updated Lexus fifth-generation hard-drive-based navigation system with an 8 inch high-resolution VGA display. Lexus' with an ultra-thin 'smart card' key is standard with 10 airbags including for driver and front passenger and second row side torso airbags, and the (AFS) is standard, while the (PCS) and systems are options. Active front headrests debut this Lexus safety feature for the first time on an SUV in the U.S.

A new Wide-view Front and Side Monitor system uses a camera mounted on the grille giving a 180-degree view in front and a camera mounted on the passenger side of the helps eliminate blind spots at low speeds useful in parking lots or off-road adventures. Night View was discontinued. In 2009, the LX 570 received J.D.

Power's top score in its Initial Quality Study. 2010–2012 In 2010 for the 2011 model year, Lexus introduced a mild facelift with a new front bumper, and for sports models a stick-on bodykit on the front and rear bumpers. The new front bumper gave the effect of the new Lexus 'spindle' grille without redesigning any of the major bodywork components. 2012–2015 A more substantial facelift arrived in 2012 for the 2013 model year, characterized by a new grille, bumpers, headlamps, tail lamps lenses and miscellaneous trim changes such as new wheel designs.

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