Can A Turbo Really Replace A V6? (Lexus RX350 F Sport 2024 Review)

The Lexus RX large luxury SUV was revamped in 2023 with sharper styling and a new five-seat only format while ditching natural aspiration for smaller-capacity turbocharging. Together with tamer 350h petrol-hybrids and the go-fast 500h F Sport Performance flagship, Lexus also offers this: the old-school ICE-only F Sport version. The F Sport is powered by a 205kW and 430Nm 2.4L turbo petrol four paired with an eight-speed auto and a conventional mechanical all-wheel drive. It’s priced from $99,990 before on roads in Australia. Time codes: 00:00 - Intro 00:05 - What’s new? 00:22 - F Sport 00:40 - Lineup 01:10 - Exterior design 01:57 - Powertrains 02:38 - Turbo 2.4L 03:18 - Driveline 03:40 - On road 04:32 - Performance 05:53 - Ride and handling 06:37 - Interior 06:58 - Improved media system 08:12 - Trim and materials 08:38 - Seating 08:51 - Row two 09:28 - Boot space 09:54 - Ownership 10.52 - Verdict As always, we don’t accept advertising from car manufacturers, and we’re powered by Budget Direct. Subscribe now! https://www.youtube.com/user/ChasingC... Chasing Cars on Facebook:   / chasingcarsaustralia   Follow Chasing Cars on Instagram:   / chasingcars.com.au   Chasing Cars is Australia's most independent source of new car reviews, car industry news, comparisons and car guides. We give you a critical look at every new car you should consider!