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If you are exploring your luxury SUV options in Port Washington, compare the Lexus RX 350 vs. Acura MDX. Take a closer look at price, space, safety features, and more to find out which model to take home, then contact your local authorized Lexus retailer to schedule a test drive!
The 2019 Lexus RX 350 starts at $43,820 MSRP and offers six trim levels, including three trims with hybrid powertrains. The base engine includes the following specs:
The 2020 Acura MDX starts slightly higher at $44,400 MSRP with five trim levels to choose from and two hybrid trims. The base engine is similar to the RX 350 but with slightly less horsepower and a lower highway mpg.
The Lexus RX 350 interior has five seats, with plenty of space for both cargo and passengers on Roslyn roads.
The Acura MDX has space for seven passengers, but for the additional seats you sacrifice a bit of space in the front seats and cargo volume.
No matter which luxury SUV you choose, you can enjoy a five-star overall safety rating from the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety), as well as the following safety features for more peace of mind:
However, only the 2019 Lexus RX 350 comes standard with these safety and driver assistance features:
Learn more about having even more peace of mind with an extended warranty today!
When you are ready to take home a Lexus RX 350 for sale in Glen Cove, browse our inventory at Rallye Lexus near Manhasset. You can also check out the latest model of the RX 350 interior and RX 350 color options on our site today!
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