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| Price | Check Prices | $37,400.00 | $42,580.00 | $29,070.00 | $26,955.00 |
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| Release date | February 24, 2006 | ||||
| The Bottom Line | As the first luxury SUV hybrid, the Lexus RX 400h makes a good first impression with its power, its fuel efficiency, and its technology. | The Lexus RX 350 is a luxury SUV that delivers a stylish, sporty ride. A powerful--and relatively economical--engine endows Lexus's flagship truck with solid performance, although the AWD version is recommended for anything away from the asphalt. A collection of optional cabin tech makes the RX 350 a wired ride. | Ford's 2005 Escape Hybrid, the first hybrid SUV, drives off with a winning combo of power and good fuel economy, but be prepared to pay a premium. | The 2008 Mercury Mariner Hybrid has the practical configuration of a small SUV, along with the low emissions and good fuel economy of a hybrid. Its cabin electronics are up-to-date, although not extraordinary. | |
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| Drivetrain available |
all-wheel drive |
front-drive |
All-wheel drive |
all-wheel drive |
Front-drive |
| Available Engine |
Hybrid with CVT Gas |
Gas |
Hybrid |
Hybrid with CVT |
Hybrid |
| Body style |
SUV |
SUV |
SUV |
SUV |
SUV |
| Trim levels |
Base |
Base |
Base |
HEV |
Base |
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