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Originally Posted by Badhobz
Nothing, but you would figure a vehicle in this price category would be more flexible and accommodating to passenger space. The rear seats have a limited amount of motion (forward and back) due to the way they designed it not to travel past the rear wheel well.
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I get where your expectations are coming from since the LX is the flagship Lexus SUV, but more space was never a priority for the LX. IIRC the engineers kept the wheelbase the same as last-gen since it was optimal for offroading, and the BoF design doesn't help either.
Outside of something like a Cullinan, who offers a comfortable and luxurious second-row seat in an SUV in North America? The captain's chairs in a GLS / X7 aren't better than the Lexus from my experience.
What you're describing sounds more like something a luxury minivan like a Zeekr 009 can answer, though none are available here.
