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| The '''Toyota Harrier''' is a [[mid-size car|mid-size]] [[crossover SUV]] manufactured by the [[Toyota Motor Corporation]]. It is the world's first mid-size crossover SUV. In [[North American]] markets, it is sold as the '''[[Lexus]] RX''' series (such as the '''RX 300''', '''RX 330''' and '''RX 350'''). It is based heavily on the [[Toyota Camry|Camry]] platform, which it shares with the [[Toyota Kluger|Kluger/Highlander]]. The Harrier was introduced in [[Japan]] in [[1997]] and the RX 300 at the [[1998]] [[North American International Auto Show]]. It quickly became Lexus's best-selling model. It was one of the first crossover SUVs on the market and served as a model for following designs.
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| ==First generation (1998-2003)==
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| The first-generation '''Harrier''' (codename SXU10 and MCU10 for the [[front wheel drive]] models, and SXU15 and MCU15 for the [[four wheel drive]] models) made its debut in [[December]] [[1997]]. Two engines were available, the 2.2 L [[Toyota S engine#5S|5S-FE]] [[I4]] which produced 139 hp [[JIS]] (102 kW) and 191 Nm (140 ft·lbf), and the 3.0 L [[Toyota MZ engine#1MZ|1MZ-FE]] [[V6]] which produced 219 hp [[JIS]] (161 kW) and 304 Nm (224 ft·lbf). Both engines could be specified with either front or four wheel drive. All models came with an [[automatic transmission]] as standard, with the [[V6]] version having the Sportmatic +/- feature. The '''Harrier''' was a sales success, and many went to other right hand drive markets in [[Asia]] as [[grey import]]s.
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| The '''Lexus''' version of the Harrier, the '''RX 300''', made its debut in [[United States|America]] in [[1998]]. The only engine and drivetrain combination available was the 3.0 L ''[[Toyota MZ engine|1MZ-FE]]'' [[V6]] and either front or four wheel drive.
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| The first-generation '''Harrier''' continued largely unchanged until [[November]] [[2000]], when the 2.2 L [[5S-FE]] engine was replaced by the 2.4 L [[Toyota AZ engine#2AZ|2AZ-FE]] 4-cylinder engine, producing 159 hp [[JIS]] (117 kW) and 221 Nm (163 ft·lbf). Again, the new engine was offered with either front wheel drive or four wheel drive. The change in engine also meant a change in model code, which was now ACU10 for the front wheel drive version and ACU15 for the four wheel drive version. A small facelift was also performed on the '''Harrier'''. [[2000]] is also the year where the '''Lexus RX 300''' first went on sale in [[Europe]] and [[Asia]]. The distinguishing feature for those versions of the '''RX 300''' is a different rear light cluster and larger wheels. The front wheel drive version was not offered in either Europe or Asia.
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| ==Second generation (2004-present)==
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| The second generation '''Harrier''' (codename ACU30 and MCU30 for the front wheel drive models, and ACU35 and MCU35 for the four wheel drive models) was launched in [[February]] [[2003]] in [[Japan]]. It was downsized, changing its competitors to the [[BMW X3]], [[Land Rover Freelander]] and [[Infiniti]]'s new [[Infiniti FX|FX]], because the [[Lexus GX]] slotted between this SUV and the [[Lexus LX]]. Mechanical specification is largely similar to the first-generation '''Harrier''', with the same engine and drivetrain combinations available (2.4 L and 3.0 L [[V6]] with or without four wheel drive). The main difference is a new 5-speed automatic transmission with +/- shift replacing the 4-speed item in the 3.0 L V6, and the availability of "AIRS" air-suspension on the 3.0 L V6 models. A [[JBL]] sound system is an available feature.
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| The second generation RX, now called the '''RX 330''' for the [[North American]] and [[Middle East]]ern markets, was introduced at the [[2003]] [[North American International Auto Show]]. The [[North American]]-market cars were initially built in [[Japan]], with production of the RX 330 started at Toyota's [[Cambridge, Ontario|Cambridge]], [[Ontario]], [[Canada]] plant in [[September]] [[2003]] (some North American RX 330/RX 350 models are still made in Japan). The '''RX 330''' is powered by a 3.3 L ''[[Toyota MZ engine|3MZ-FE]]'' [[V6]], producing 223 hp [[SAE]] and (238 ft·lbf), and is available in either front or four wheel drive. "AIRS" air-suspension is again an option on the four wheel drive models, and interestingly, a [[Mark Levinson]] sound-system is available in place of the [[JBL]] system found in the '''Harrier'''.
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| For [[European]] and [[Asian]] markets, the second generation RX was launched in early [[2003]], where it continues to be a '''RX 300''' and is made in [[Japan]]. Mechanical specification is more or less identical to the 3.0 L V6 '''Harrier''', with only the four wheel drive version available. Once again, air-suspension and [[Mark Levinson]] audio can be specified.
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| <!-- Unsourced image removed: [[Image:RX400h.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Lexus RX 400h Hybrid]] -->
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| The '''Harrier [[hybrid car|Hybrid]]''' went on sale in Japan on [[March]] [[2005]], and the [[hybrid car|hybrid]] [[Lexus RX 400h]] went on sale during the [[2006]] model year in North America. Europe and Asia will also receive the Hybrid RX during [[2006]].
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| For 2007, the RX has a mid-cycle refresh consisting of a new [[Toyota_GR_engine#2GR-FE|2GR-FE]] 3.5-liter V6 instead of the older [[Toyota_MZ_engine#3MZ-FE|3MZ-FE]] 3.3-liter V6 engine, changing the vehicle's name from RX 330 to RX 350. The RX 350 will also feature an updated DVD navigation system with better graphics, voice controlled destination inputs, and a new device called "bread crumbs". Bread crumbs will enable drivers to retrace their steps.
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| ==Awards==
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| *The RX 300 was ''[[Motor Trend]]'' magazine's [[Car of the Year|Sport/Utility of the Year]] for 1999.
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| *Winner ''Australia's Best Luxury Four Wheel Drive'' in 2004 - Lexus RX 330.
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| [[Category:Toyota vehicles|Harrier]]
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| |align="center" colspan=22|'''[[Lexus]], a [[marque]] of [[Toyota]], road car timeline, 1989-present''' [<small class="editlink noprint plainlinksneverexpand">[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Template:Lexus|action=edit}} edit]</small>]
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| |align=center colspan=1 width=4% bgcolor=#F0F0F0|[[1980s|80s]]
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| |bgcolor=#F0F0F0| [[Compact car|Compact]]
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| |colspan=7 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus IS|IS 200/300]]
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| |colspan=4 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus IS|IS 250/350]]
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| |bgcolor=#F0F0F0 rowspan=2| [[Mid-size car|Mid-size]]
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| |colspan=3 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus ES|ES 250]]
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| |colspan=5 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus ES|ES 300]]
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| |colspan=5 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus ES|ES 300]]
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| |colspan=5 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus ES|ES 300/330]]
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| |colspan=3 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus ES|ES 350]]
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| |colspan=5 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus GS|GS 300]]
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| |colspan=7 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus GS|GS 300/400/430]]
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| |colspan=5 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus GS|GS 300/430/450h]]
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| |bgcolor=#F0F0F0| [[Full-size car|Full-size]]
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| |colspan=6 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus LS|LS 400]]
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| |colspan=6 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus LS|LS 400]]
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| |colspan=6 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus LS|LS 430]]
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| |colspan=3 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus LS|LS 460/600h]]
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| |bgcolor=#F0F0F0| [[Crossover SUV|Crossover]]
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| |colspan=5 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus RX|RX 300]]
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| |colspan=6 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus RX|RX 330/350]]/[[Lexus RX 400h|400h]]
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| |colspan=7 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus GX|GX 470]]
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| |colspan=2 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus LX|LX 450]]
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| |colspan=9 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus LX|LX 470]]
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| |colspan=3 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus JX|JX 470]]
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| |bgcolor=#F0F0F0| [[Sports car|Sports]]
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| |colspan=9 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus SC|SC 300/400]]
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| |colspan=9 bgcolor=#C0C0C0 |[[Lexus SC|SC 430]]
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| |bgcolor=#F0F0F0| [[Concept car|Concept]]
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