Lexus LX570 FAQs

• What does Lexus LX stand for?

  According to Lexus, the "LX" name for its SUV series stands for "Luxury Crossover". That seems a pretty fitting description for this range, and once you take your seat behind the wheel, you will all but certainly feel the luxury tag is on the money. The LX line-up is the crem-de-la-crem when it comes to Lexus vehicles, and if you haven't experienced the incredible package that is the LX series, don't waste any time getting to your nearest Lexus dealership today.

• What is the price of a Lexus LX570?

  It was a favourite atop the Lexus LX range for a long time, but the LX570 has since been replaced by the all-new LX600. This ultra-premium model starts from a price of $210,800 before on-road costs, at least based on the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). Sure, that is not cheap by any means, but at this price-point, you really do get what you pay for. In this case, a one-of-a-kind, top-notch SUV fit for the most discerning buyer, and a more efficient 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 offering 305kW of power and peak torque of 650Nm.

• Is the LX 570 reliable?

  While it has since been phased out, there is no denying that the Lexus LX570 was built to some of the highest standards of any SUV on the market. It was a consistent top-performer in terms of third-party reliability surveys, and among the best-in-class. Keep in mind, one of the reasons behind this impeccable reputation for reliability boils down to the fact that the LX series shares the body-on-frame platform of the Toyota LandCruiser, in addition to its engine and drivetrain.