I like the body style of the crossover vehicle. The interior was set up beautifully and ergonomically. The only thing I dislike was the colors. Could've been a lot better. This car handled so well. I think it wouldn't flip. Very reliable. Headlights dulled a little to early in life but oh well. also headlights kept blowing when hitting a puddle of water.

The Lexus RX300 is smooth to drive with plenty of passengers space and driver comfort in mind. Inside, the finishes and detail are refined and understated, not gaudy or bold. The center console can be upgraded to a navigation system, or it acts as the car's visual display of information. The trunk is spacious, with an underbelly that houses an essential spare tire and comes with a retractable trunk cover to hide your groceries or to maintain discreteness. It handles well, like a sedan, but from a taller seat height. In terms of speed and performance, it is average but lacks in the acceleration department. Braking is responsive, and the steering wheel and controls are tight. Overall, the car provides enough creature comforts, space, and value to make it a worthwhile purchase.

I previously have owned Fords, Chevrolets, Hondas and Acura's and have never been able to keep a car more than four years before wanting a new one. I bought my Lexus RX300 new in 2001 and 16 years later, the car still runs great. I have 150,000 miles on it, and the only non-routine thing that has needed to be replaced so far was the alternator at 110,000 miles and the air mix servo at 135,000 miles. The leather seats in the front started to get worn during year 14 and some other things have started to fail in the past year. But for the first 13 years, this car was almost near perfect! I have heard stories of this car lasting up to 400,000 miles. All in all, it was the best car I've ever owned.