New Black Line Special Edition package
Pros Impressive off-road capability in a segment largely without it High seating position provides a good view of the road Easy-to-use interior controls
Cons High floor and side-hinged cargo door can make it hard to load cargo Uncomfortable seats Poor fuel economy and acceleration Rough ride on broken pavement
A Black Line Special Edition of the Lexus GX joins the lineup this year and comes with a host of blacked-out exterior trim, unique 18-inch wheels, a black interior headliner, and black faux-leather upholstery. The GX receives several new standard features for 2022, including a new, larger 10.3-inch infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Also newly standard this year is a parking assistant feature, in-dash navigation, and power-folding heated exterior mirrors. Lexus's desirable Nori Green paint color is now available as an option on the GX for the first time.
Pros Able to tackle off-road trails, plenty of standard driver-assistance features, surprisingly hushed cabin.
Cons Uncomfortable rear seats, lacks cargo space with third row in use, dated design.
The 2022 QX60 will be a ground-up redesign of the brand's three-row SUV complete with more dramatic styling, new powertrains, and a more premium cabin.Infiniti hasn't released pricing information yet, nor has it disclosed the 2022 QX60's available trim levels, standard features, or option packages. Judging by the smaller QX50 and larger QX80's trim levels, the mid-range Essential model will likely offer the best balance of features and value, but we'll update this story with more details once the production model is unveiled.
