Car Review: Family size room in the new RX 450 L
(WorldNews Business)

There´s good reason that you see the Lexus RX coming and going just about everywhere. Whether new or used since its 1998 debut, this mid-sized luxury crossover hit the sweet spot in a market ripe for quality workmanship. Four generations later, the RX has been updated, restyled last in 2016 and this year adds bundled software and useful features to its remote app. Pros: Quiet as a church mouse, compliant ride, sumptuous interior. Cons: Newer third row seat is cramped, electric all-wheel-drive system lacking, not all safety gear standard Slotted between the smaller NX model and larger GX SUV, the RX is sold as a well-equipped base or hybrid with either F Sport package, third row seat or both...