5. Lexus LX
Similar to its corporate cousin the Land Cruiser, the Lexus LX is a dinosaur in the SUV world. The LX offers nothing new from its debut in 2007, in fact, even the exterior pretty much looks the same. Lexus sells very few of these every year, generally to dedicated buyers that have driven an LX for years. While it offers capable off-road power and a roomy interior, you can’t help but notice the 2007 technology that flows throughout the SUV. If you want to take a ride in a time machine, the Lexus LX will take you there, although expensively of course.
Lexus is still a brand that’s equated with quality, but the LX needs to be updated to compete with the likes of the Lincoln Navigator and the Cadillac Escalade. Toyota is set to revamp their full-size truck lines after 2021 and we can only wonder if the Lexus LX is going to get a redesign. With stiff new competition from Lincoln and Cadillac, it’s only a matter of time until Lexus loses what’s left of their full-size customers.