Interior Features

On the inside, it's hard to find anything to complain about with either vehicle. They both have well-appointed cabins with luxury materials. In the Lexus, you're going to find more room for your legs, by a long shot, though there's slightly more headroom in the BMW. What we particularly love about the Lexus, though, is the way the interior feels both luxurious and tasteful at the same time. There's supple leather, tasteful wood trim, and perfect positioning for the bucket seats. The seats on the BMW are definitely supportive, but they lack just a little something in the comfort department. On the Lexus, Amazon Alexa, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay are all standard. You also get HD radio, satellite radio, a premium sound system, and other tech standards. Comfort features that come standard include heated seats and steering wheel, keyless entry, remote engine start, and more. There are not many options to upgrade to, and that's because Lexus stands out by providing nearly everything standard instead of nickel-and-diming you to death to get all the comfort, tech, and safety features you need. The BMW does have most of these features, too, but you'll have to upgrade to get them. Not the best deal when you're already paying more for the car to begin with.