Small and big
The Lexus RX gets its smallest engine option at a time when its body is at its biggest.
UNLESS you have given up on the car market and foresworn all your worldly automotive aspirations, you would have heard that Lexus has embraced forced induction with a vengeance, albeit rather belatedly compared to the Europeans.
The Japanese luxury marque's two-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine with its in-house designed and produced turbocharger seems to everywhere, including in the new Lexus RX200t.
But even more interesting is that this smallest of engines for the RX comes at a time when the mid-size luxury crossover is at its biggest.
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