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The RX 450h features an upgraded 3.5 L 2GR-FXE V6 engine (shared with the RX 350)
The RX 450h's 2GR-FXE is not the same engine used in the RX 350. Toyota lists the RX 350 with the 2GR-FE and the RX 450h hybrid with the 2GR-FXE.
Full reasoning
Toyota's vehicle-lineage documentation for the 2009 Japanese-market Lexus RX distinguishes the two engines explicitly:
- RX 350: 3.5-liter V6 2GR-FE
- RX 450h: 3.5-liter V6 2GR-FXE
So the article is wrong to say the RX 450h's 2GR-FXE engine was "shared with the RX 350". The RX 350 used a different engine variant.
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- 75 Years of TOYOTA | Vehicle Lineage | Lexus RX (RX350)
Engine code 2GR-FE ... The Lexus RX 350 was launched in January 2009... Following the release of the RX 350 with a V6 3.5-liter engine (2GR-FE) in January 2009, the RX 450h hybrid with a V6 3.5-liter engine (2GR-FXE) was introduced in April.
Total cargo volume with the seats folded was 130 cu ft (3.68 m3).
This overstates the first-generation RX's cargo capacity. Lexus says the 1999 RX 300 had up to 75 cubic feet of cargo space, not 130 cubic feet.
Full reasoning
Lexus's own historical summary for the first-generation RX says the 1999 RX 300 offered "up to 75 cubic feet of cargo space" and "over 30 cubic feet of cargo space even with passenger space maximized." That directly contradicts the article's claim that folded-seat cargo volume was 130 cu ft.
A figure around 130 cu ft matches the RX's total interior volume, not its cargo volume. So this appears to be a mix-up between interior volume and cargo capacity.
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- Lexus RX Icons: First Generation - Lexus USA Newsroom
With a 220-horsepower 3.0-liter double-overhead cam V6 engine, available 4WD, and up to 75 cubic feet of cargo space, the 1999 RX 300 delivered. ... the RX 300 boasted over 30 cubic feet of cargo space even with passenger space maximized.
For the interior, the standard 8.0-inch touchscreen was replaced by the 12.3-inch which was optional on the previous model.
The 2020 RX facelift did not replace the standard 8-inch screen with a 12.3-inch screen. Lexus said 2020 models kept a standard 8-inch touchscreen, with the 12.3-inch screen remaining optional.
Full reasoning
Lexus's official 2020 RX announcement says all 2020 RX models had a standard 8-inch touchscreen and that buyers could choose an available 12.3-inch display.
So the facelift did add touchscreen capability, but it did not make the 12.3-inch display standard in place of the 8-inch unit.
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- 2020 Lexus RX and RXL Open a New Chapter for the Iconic Luxury Crossover - Lexus USA Newsroom
Guests can access the same familiar interface of their desired technologies through the RX's standard 8-inch touchscreen dashboard display... Guests will have the option to choose between the standard 8-inch display and available 12.3-inch high-resolution, split-screen multimedia display.
33,452
This Canada sales figure is wrong. Lexus Canada sold 33,187 vehicles across all models in 2025, and industry year-end data lists Lexus RX sales at 10,766 in Canada.
Full reasoning
The table's 2025 Canada entry for the RX is listed as 33,452. That cannot be correct.
Toyota Canada reported that the entire Lexus brand sold 33,187 vehicles in Canada in 2025 across all models combined, so the RX alone could not have sold 33,452 units. Separately, the 2025 CADA year-in-review data lists Lexus RX sales in Canada at 10,766 for 2025.
So the article's Canada total for the RX is not just slightly off; it exceeds Lexus Canada's total brand sales for the year.
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- Record electrified vehicle sales power Toyota Canada Inc. to record sales in 2025
Lexus division ended 2025 as its best year ever in Canada for the third in a row, with 33,187 units sold.
- 2025 Year in Review - Canadian Automobile Dealers Association
MODEL Lexus RX ... 2025 ... 10,766