BudH

I love the RX330/350 - but the headroom is about 3/4" too little to support my 6'3" frame with a long torso. So if you had to pick a non-Lexus....what would YOU have picked that has somewhat similar luxury and driving characteristics? Bud H

I love the RX330/350 - but the headroom is about 3/4" too little to support my 6'3" frame with a long torso. So if you had to pick a non-Lexus....what would YOU have picked that has somewhat similar luxury and driving characteristics? Bud H

.... what would be a few examples of similar vehicles with similar luxury and size that would NOT necessarily be considered such a lady's vehicle? Bud H

As someone who has driven the RX350 and RX330, I LOVE this vehicle - except that I'm 6'3" with a long torso (only a 32-inch inseam) and my head bumps the edge of the moonroof unless I've tipped the seat back significantly. Anyone else had this issue and found a way to deal with it and still get this great vehicle? Is there any other vehicle out there of similar (or close to similar) quality that has a bit better headroom? A shame in that I have no headroom issue in my 2002 Highlander. If only the Lexus RX moonroof was cut so it's left edge was farther to the side.....oh well. Bud H

I learned that the RX330 went to a "voice activated" navigation system in 2005 models. Does that mean that directions from the navigation unit are given verbally in the 2005 models? ("turn left.....") What specifically is different on the 2005 navigation systems? Also, the 2005 models have more steering wheel controls compared to the simple radio band/volume/station. What are the extra buttons controlling on the 2005 steering wheel? Thanks in advance, Bud H