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Smooth, silky driving with two extra seats in the back

The Lexus RX350L is a luxury SUV that ticks all the boxes
Lexus RX350L Review
I was test driving Lexus' new seven-seater SUV, the RX 350L in the Luxury model (second from the top of the rain, sorry, range).
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This week it was bucketing down with rain. Every day it was pouring, the roads were full and wet, the traffic was slow and the visibility was poor.

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I was test driving Lexusโ€™ new seven-seater SUV, the RX 350L in the Luxury model (second from the top of the rain, sorry, range). Itโ€™s in a similar category to the Audi Q7 and Land Rover Discovery. And I had a fairly seamless time with it over the seven days of driving.

Itโ€™s all about the silence. Itโ€™s ultra-quiet which makes it feel premium and it drives so smoothly you barely feel the bumps as you go over them. Itโ€™s like youโ€™re in a big, airy bubble thatโ€™s rolling along without an engine.

Parking is not too bad in this seven-seater, even though it is sizeable, you need to be aware of the size and choose your parks wisely. Once you do youโ€™ve got a reverse parking camera and front and rear collision warnings to help you.

Inside is styled to a premium level with a leather steering wheel and leather seats which are also heated/ventilated. Thereโ€™s an eight-inch multimedia screen in the RX 350L which runs on Lexusโ€™ own tech as thereโ€™s no Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Connect your phone via bluetooth and you can play music through Spotify and make calls. It also has a built in sat nav.

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