Monday, April 2, 2012

2012 Lexus GX High Technology Backup Camera and GPS

The new 2012 Lexus GX model is available High-Intensity Discharge (HID) headlamps provide a closer simulation to daylight than conventional halogen lighting. Not only does their brighter, whiter light make it easier to see in the darkest conditions, but the xenon and metal halide bulbs are also mercury-free, use less energy and last significantly longer. Helping to provide greater visibility for you without compromising the visibility of others, the available intelligent high-beam headlamps operate in high-beam mode until a camera on the back of the rearview mirror detects the headlamps from an oncoming vehicle or another vehicle traveling closely ahead.

The headlamps then automatically switch to low-beam mode until vehicles are no longer detected ahead. Backing out of tight spaces is much easier with the Lexus GX  backup camera. When the vehicle is placed in reverse, a tiny camera located above the rear license plate provides a view of what the camera's lens can see behind you, which is conveniently displayed in full color simultaneously on the multi-information center console display or the available Navigation System screen.

2012 Lexus GX Review
2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX
The 2012 Lexus GX safety features a series of 10 airbags  designed to help protect occupants in certain types of severe impacts. In addition to driver's and front passenger's knee airbags (SRS), driver's and front passenger's airbags feature a dual-stage system that controls airbag inflation based on the position of the driver's seat on its track and the severity of the impact. Seat-mounted side airbags are integrated into the front seats and second row outboard seats themselves to help the airbags deploy in locations consistent with respect to their occupants. And, the front-passenger's front and seat-mounted side airbag have an occupant sensor to help prevent it from deploying if the system detects the seat is vacant. In addition, all three rows of seats have Roll-Sensing Curtain Airbags (RSCA) that are designed to deploy in the event of a severe tilt degree, roll or lateral G-force.

2012 Lexus GX Review
2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX
The Lexus GX adaptive Variable suspension  is the shock absorbers in this system are electronically adjusted to adapt to the current driving conditions. Drivers can select from three settings: Comfort, Normal and Sport. Because each wheel automatically reacts to unique road surfaces, the system adjusts quickly to changes in driving conditions, maintaining your selected level of driving comfort. A sixth gear was added to this Lexus GX without increasing the size of its previous five-speed transmission. This enables the GX to achieve higher speeds while keeping the engine speed low. The end result: better fuel economy and a quieter ride. The rear suspension of the Lexus GX utilizes an available air-based system rather than traditional coil springs. This allows the vehicle to raise or lower its ride height based on the driver’s preferences and current driving conditions. On the road, the GX suspension remains firm to help provide better steering response, while off-road the suspension adjusts, which helps offer excellent wheel articulation and increased traction.

2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX
2012 Lexus GX Interior
The GX interior feature is available HDD Navigation System uses a hard disk drive (HDD) to store maps and data, which allows it to operate much faster than previous DVD-based models. Additionally, it can recognize over 100 voice commands; provides a sharper, more colorful display; can map over eight million points of interest and display information in English, French and Spanish. The available Global Positioning Satellite (GPS)-linked voice-activated HDD Navigation System can guide you to almost any destination in the contiguous United States. The available Global Positioning Satellite (GPS)-linked voice-activated HDD Navigation System can guide you to almost any destination in the contiguous United States.

The Lexus GX audio system feature is available Mark Levinson Premium Surround Sound System is an audiophile's dream. Designed exclusively for the GX, it features 7.1 surround sound, a DVD/CD auto-changer, 17 carefully tuned and positioned speakers and 330 watts at less than 0.1% THD; 20-20,000 Hz of maximum power. The result is an audio experience that more resembles a concert hall than an automobile. In fact, when listening to a DVD Audio recording, you can actually sense the locations of the various instruments being played. Two independent screens positioned on the backs of the front-seat headrests means one rear passenger can watch a favorite DVD while another plays the latest video game via separate audio/video input connectors. Individual audio/video jacks are provided, as well as two pairs of wireless headphones, a remote control and a two-prong, household-style electrical outlet.

2012 Lexus GX Prices MSRP Starting at $53,045

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