The RX350 is the mid-size Lexus SUV that most Saudi buyers actually want: quiet, comfortable, cheap to keep for what it is, and easy to sell to the next owner. We list 8 used RX350s across the Kingdom.
How much does a used Lexus RX350 cost in Saudi Arabia?
A 2020 Lexus RX350 averaged SAR 134,000 in our closed Saudi sales. Live asking prices run from SAR 122500 for a late-2010s car up to SAR 323150 for a current-year one.
Which used Lexus RX350 year should you buy?
2019 to 2022 for the V6, or 2023 onwards if you want the current car. The angular body arrived in 2016 and ran through 2022; the fifth-generation RX launched for 2023 on a new platform with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, a reworked chassis and a much improved interior. The two drive quite differently, so decide which you want first.
Is a used Lexus RX350 reliable in Saudi Arabia?
Better than its class on both counts we can measure. 34% of the Lexus RX350s we inspect in the Kingdom show evidence of previous body or panel repair against the 44% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage here, and electrical faults appear in only 2% against 7% expected for that same group. At a typical 87,000 km, the panel figure is the one to check car by car.
Does the Lexus RX350 hold its value in Saudi Arabia?
A little above its class — about 54% of its value after five years, against roughly 53% for Saudi SUVs and slightly under the 56% average across Lexus in the Kingdom.
Lexus RX350 or Lexus RX450h?
Compare it with its own hybrid first. The Lexus RX450h costs similar money, uses far less fuel in city traffic and inspects cleaner on bodywork at 21% previous panel repair against a 48% expectation for its class, though it retains 51%. The Toyota Land Cruiser holds 62% and goes places the RX cannot, at a cost in comfort and fuel.
What to check on a used Lexus RX350
- Panel repair quality on a car where a third have had some.
- Generation — confirm whether it is the 2023-onward turbocharged car.
Read the bodywork section of the CarSwitch inspection report on the RX350 you want — the mechanicals are dependable, so repair history decides which car is worth the money.
