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The mid-size NX300 crossover has been a winner for Lexus, with Australians flocking to the car in increasing numbers. Such is the interest, this is the car manufacturer’s best-selling vehicle, accounting for more than a third of its overall sales. And with so many options out there on the market, that says something about the feat Lexus has achieved here. If it’s not that modern and contemporary exterior which catches your attention, then it could be the generous room inside the stylish cabin that brings you serenity. Whereas the 300h - hybrid in case you didn’t catch on - comes with a 2.5L engine and CVT, the standard model boasts a 2L turbocharged petrol motor and six-speed gearbox that has great character. There are three variants in each line-up, all split between FWD and AWD for extra versatility. New technology additions cover safety, entertainment and amenity, bringing the NX300 up to a level more comparable with its European peers. If it’s a lively and charismatic drive you’re after, opt for the F Sport or Sports Luxury variants - the integration of variable suspension, rear performance dampers and multiple driving modes bring a dose of vitality. Sporting a fresh makeover and some invaluable tech upgrades, the NX300 has only cemented its fine standing.