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I own 2024 QX80 sensory. Two Comments I have: #1. Fuel consumption is high. #2. I found out, Nissan Sell your driving Data and this cause insurances to almost double.
Toyota has been making hybrids since 2001 when the Prius first appeared. They are known for getting things right and quickly correcting what isn't. After 24 model years I am sure their hybrids are the best out there. I own one and I can say for myself it has proven trouble free and saved me a ton on money on gas over the years. The 2025 Camry is in my sights as I am now ready for something newer and better in every way. Besides I firmly believe in rewarding those who do a good job. For me that is Toyota.
Father finder rock creek should have the red or orange nissan emblems just like the new upcoming 2025 rogue rock creek, frontier pro 4x and titan pro 4x.
I laugh when someone uses the word "invest" when it comes to a depreciating asset like a vehicle! I drove a 2024 Explorer Limited the other day and enjoyed it.
Good luck getting your hands on a Lexus NX 450h+! They’re in super short supply and sell out like crazy. Even professional car reviewers haven’t been able to find one for their comparisons.
The G class will always remain superior. I have both the G550 and the G63 and have taken on pretty much any car off-road worthy at least coming from the factory the only car I’ve ever lost to and off road competition was a trophy truck obviously seeing as they are around $500k-$1 million. I’ve course spent a large amount of money on aftermarket upgrades for my G class. I upgraded the suspension with dual Öhlins suspension As well as new coils providing a 6 inch lift and 35 inch tires as well as Hutchinson beadlock wheels… I also added the G class, professional roof rack and ladder as well as a steel front and rear bumper, including a top-of-the-line Warn winch. I also had custom fabricated, titanium control arms, as well as all the other necessary adjustments, like the Panhard bar, etc. needed to accumulate for the lift. I even had it coded in the military grade Paxcon coating Which was developed to mitigate shrapnel and smaller caliber bullets as well as mitigate explosions. I also added Baja designs, new laser, light bars, which I have to say are quite amazing. there are also several other upgrades I made, but I do not want to get into too much detail. Needless to say my next action would be portal axles portal axles in my opinion is the only true way to lift a vehicle. I happen to be an aerospace engineer, and actually developed and had several of the parts 3-D printed out of tungsten and titanium and continuous carbon fiber for some custom modifications I designed on my own. I even went so far as to add an advanced LiDAR system So I could get the exact Layout of the terrain up to a surprising distance on top of that I added Thermal cameras controlled by a joystick in the vehicle as well as infrared off-road lights and infrared picking up cameras all over the vehicle to be able to drive in complete darkness with no worry. Needless to say, I went quite overboard. Of course, this is not a fair comparison, but even stock I would easily still choose the G class. The only Land Rover I will ever respect would be the 90s style Land Rover defender, and even then you basically have to rip out the engine the transmission, the suspension practically everything but the body itself the 110 pick up version happens to be one of my favorite looking cars ever. Why did vehicles like that and the hummer decide to switch to all these fiberglass and plastic options instead of sticking to their roots with metal like the h1 alpha?
The OCTA may fall marginally short of the G-Class' perceived opulence, a function of taste, but by any objective means it is at minimum an order of magnitude superior; it's nothing short of a masterpiece.
Lexus all the way better resale value better reliability in the back of the X3 is unattractive as well as the interior. My money is always on reliability. This is a poor comparison because the NX comes in a 450 H plug in
These are both smooth rides. Signia best bang for the buck. If I had a diva of a wife, I'd go for the Lexus. Otherwise I'd probably go for 4-Runner or Passport.
None need a panoramic sunroof to make it feel airy, just ditch the dark headliner ! We have a 2020 RX450H which has been disappointing in a few areas. Wind/road noise ,Audio system is mediocre compared to my 2020 Ram pickup. Also we just purchased a 2024 Kia Telluride SX Prestige in Florida and it is hands down a much better than the RX. Tried a 24 RX hybrid and gas only and were not impressed. Likely will trade the RX for a KIA or Hyundai
