Lexus has had a hit on its hands with the RX series ever since the introduction of the RX 300 in 1999, followed by the more-powerful RX 330 in 2003. The release of the RX 350 for the 2007 model year brings yet another performance upgrade to its top-selling car-based SUV line, with the inclusion of a 3.5-liter V-6 engine, capable of producing 270 horsepower. The RX 350's upgraded power plant and advanced driver-assist systems, combined with the car's distinctive, aerodynamic form, give it performance credentials more in line with a crossover than with a full-size SUV. Throttle control is sharp and steering is responsive, although standard suspension is tuned more for highways and parking lots than off-road trails.
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