-It is a truism of the movie industry that every model wants to act, actors inevitably want to direct, and directors really aspire to be producers. The restlessness that propels the players in Hollywood to abandon what they do well in favor of doing something different seems at times also to affect the auto industry. Take the Lexus RX. Launched in 1998, its dossier includes a crowd-pleasing combination of virtues: plush environs, a cosseting ride, an elevated seating position, a modicum of versatility, and all-weather capability. Far and away the brand’s bestselling vehicle, the RX boasts “legions of repeat buyers,” according to Lexus chief Mark Templin. Given all that, you might think that with the all-new, fourth-generation RX, Lexus would be satisfied to build on the vehicle’s strengths. READ MORE ››
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