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If you happen to be hunting for a midsize utility hauler for your next automotive purchase, listen up. Your chums at Dolan Auto Group have one heck of a recommendation to offer your way.

It's none other than the totally transformed 2016 Lexus RX 350, and it's available for your viewing pleasure in the clip below. Give it a go and learn just what makes this SUV so special:

The RX 350's sole engine option -- a 3.5-liter V6 -- provides a brilliant blend of fun and frugality. This six-banger, boasting a beefy 295 horsepower and 267 pound-feet…

Imagine it: you’re on your way to dinner at the top of a small mountain. Your outfit is perfect, hair coiffed, and your sweetie is meeting you there. Just your average Saturday night, right?

SEMA, the Specialty Equipment Market Association, show ran from November 3rd through the 7th and was held in the famous Las Vegas Convention Center.

Can you imagine anything more fun, as a car enthusiast, than getting into the show? Unless you’re in the industry though, it’s not likely to happen. This show is closed to the public.

Lexus was well represented at the event. A handful of the vehicles showcased were the RC F GT3, the 2016 GS F and the 2016 RC200t.

If you've yet to experience the 2015 Lexus GS 350, the Japanese automaker's midsize sport sedan, buckle up and get ready. Because when it comes to four-doors, this raucous racer provides a ride unlike any other.

Here to detail the GS 350's top traits is Autotrader reviewer, Wanru Tseng. Tag along with her now:

Sure, the GS 350's 306-horsepower V6 engine is excellent. But if you want to kick things up a notch -- or several -- you may wish to consider adding the available F Sport package.

Hats off to our esteemed Japanese automaker. Its spanking-new sports coupe, the 2015 Lexus RC 350, is a veritable slam dunk in automotive design.

And, as it turns out, glowing good looks are only the beginning. Find out what else this speedster has in store from the folks at Autotrader:

The machine's moneymaker, as you darn well might've guessed, is its engine. This 3.5-liter V6 most definitely delivers the goods, as it churns out a colossal 306 horsepower and 277 pound-feet of torque.

What is hydrogen, and will it one day fuel our cars? Zero-emission hydrogen cars might not be so far off in our future.

When gasoline burns in an internal combustion engine, it produces carbon dioxide. This greenhouse gas is trapping too much of the sun's energy in Earth's atmosphere, which has been wreaking climate chaos.

Hydrogen, which is already used as rocket fuel by NASA, produces nothing but clean water vapor when it burns (in fact, that's where the name "hydrogen" is derived).

Toyota has already been stepping up to the plate, creating a hydrogen fuel cell…