Agree, but the "wrong" buyers is the main buyer of GX, always have been at least with what I've seen since the GX460. The car enthusiast is the minority. When I was buying mine, most of 460s were stock, unmolested, dealer serviced, while a lot of 4Runners I was cross shopping, were modified and beat to hell. For one lifted GX460 I saw 10 being driven by either soccer moms or senior citizens.
Its the same thing here, and I was surprised too, I thought I would see some Lexus loyalists, GX460 converts, but its mainly clueless crowd, always confused by the GX, asking question that could be answered by an owners manual and putting even more aggressive 22in wheels on.
You can't blame on lack of models to test drive. There are plenty of GX460s on the used lots and 4Runners where you can quickly see if they have enough space in second and 3rd rows. But people have no idea to look at those, cause they don't know what a GX is.