The All New 2024 Lexus GX550 Detailed Technical Review | Is it Better?

A Toyota Specialist reviews the all new 2024 Lexus GX550.

We start with a thorough technical review under the hood. Then we take a tour under the all new GX550. Then a tour outside, inside, some things we like somethings we don't and an answer to a very important question. Did the GX loose the magic of the old one?

TCCN Automotive Inc.
Toyota and Lexus Specialist Repair

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0:00 Intro
0:35 Technical Review - Engine
09:26 Transmission and 4WD
14:15 Under the Car
30:06 Exterior Review
43:07 Interior Review
53:22 Things I Don't Like About It
54:50 Should you Buy One?

[pahanin]

This is where i come for a real review that is not based on marketing gimmicks

[paulcicero]

This guy can talk on and on and on without a script. True knowledge and willingness to switch to subjectivity flawlessly. Bravo.

[aesthetics]

the looks of this car can be very subjective. but overall, this to me is one of the best looking SUVs out there right now.

[Rafegaret]

29:06...When the Car Care Nut says "That's OK", things are definitely NOT OK.

[marekw.]

I've seen several reviews of this model and yours is by far the most informative. As an engineer I really appreciate the details. Great job!

[brm]

I’ll keep my 460 and my under stressed NA V8. I’m good sacrificing power and torque for reliability and longevity. 👌

[gerardgunhouse]

AMD

What a breath of fresh air you provide the DIYers. Your candor and honesty in reviewing Toyota/Lexus vehicles along with your pragmatic maintenance instruction is the very best. After much thought and research I purchase two new GX460s in 2023 and I could not be happier with my decision. I never plan to off road these vehicles and knowing I purchased the final iteration of the 460 with all the updates incorporated into the last model was the key factor in my purchase decision. Over the years I have owned four Landcruisers (three 80 series and a 100 series) actually still own a 96' 80 series with 85K in showroom condition. I have always done all my own basic maintenance including fluid changes and brake/rotor replacements. Sadly, it appears the complexity of all newer generation auto design will make that more problematic going forward. Again, well done my friend and blessings to your and your family from Atlanta Georgia
Cheers

[greenwc]

As a fellow owner of a 2023 GX460 purchased only a few weeks before this was announced, your review was the only one I’ve been waiting for.

[hilltop]

This is the real informative car review channel

[Triquetra]

I really like the exterior styling. I think it’s one of the nicest looking Lexuses in a while.

[Middleguy]

THE number one reason I bought the 2023 GX460. Old school V8. I love it.

[unrealii]

Totally agree with you on the interior. It lost that elegance/ opulence with the loss of woods, metals and the buttons compared to the prior model. Even the older gauge cluster feels nicer, while less informative. I own the Lexus TX and while it’s great, it doesn’t feel like the old school Lexus I remember

[joangil]

I really appreciate your in depth reviews. Thank you for all your time and effort in what you do.

[alexc]

I have a 2020 GX with only 12000 miles, I’ve been waiting for you to make this video, thank you

[chileshemubanga]

AMD i cant lie am itching to see your review of the Landcruiser 250 & 2025 4runner!.

[jbarnes]

We purchased a 23 GX460 because of the direction Toyota went with the GX550. Also bought a used 16 GX. Makes me think of Mad Max…”Last of the Big Block V8’s”.

[RedDog]

Thanks for taking so much of your time with this comprehensive review. The best I have seen on the GX.

[ShinobiTekken]

I got the GX460 since I do not care for complicated engines that cost more to repair

[marshallgs]

For when you want to drive a F-150 but your country club has standards 🤣 That is one large vehicle

[whosbetterthanme]

For lack of a better word, this was an excellent review!