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Lexus invented the luxury SUV segment nearly twenty years ago with the original 300 and has long held a leadership position in the category. The new 2016 RX350 marks the fourth generation of the popular crossover, and this year the Lexus design team has taken a more aggressive styling approach to good effect, says Tom Voelk, auto critic for The New York Times in a recent review. Click "play" in the video clip below to watch his full report.

The previous RX350 design was known as "L-Finesse" within the manufacturer. Voelk suggests the new design might be better referenced as…

When one of our vehicles receives a top-to-bottom redesign, you can be sure that we at The Thompson Organization will deliver the news to you first.

With that in mind, we're eager to introduce you our midsize-SUV-segment mainstay, the Lexus RX 350. Hot on the heels of a massive makeover for the 2016 model year, this RX 350 just may be the very best one yet:

Beneath this beaut's bonnet, a 3.5-liter V6 engine holds court with an eight-speed automatic gearbox. They work together to turn out a terrific 295 horsepower and 267 pound-feet of torque.

If a sports coupe is atop your new-car wish list, please allow your pals at the Thompson Organization to offer some advice:

Take a spin in the spanking-new 2016 Audi TT. You just may find that it's a match made in automotive heaven. See it for yourself in the video below:

As the MotorWeek critic is quick to assert, the TT's revised cabin is arguably one of its strongest selling points. It's got a clean, uncluttered feel, a notion perhaps best epitomized by its distinctive, circular air ducts with built-in climate control.