blueck

i looked up and thought I was in my Cressida...



btw, my ceiling is grey, but for some reaon the sun made the picture look tan. anyway...toyota pulling from the parts bin for thier luxury brand?

TRD-bB

pic not showing

Lexs400

I must agree with you that this is what the case is most probably. you've compared a 12 year old cressida. Let me say this that, on the 1995 tercel, the gear shift **** on a manual transmission is 100% the same **** as 1969 Corona has ! talk about use of parts bin by toyota !!

blueck

pic fixed, sorry.

TRD-bB

well.......if it ain't broke

flipside909

It's not unusual. Many Lexus models still use the exact same buttons for your power door lock and window switches that are also used in other Toyotas. From the low models Tercel & Echo to the flagship model Cressida & Avalon. Even the LS400 in the past shared the same brake pedal cover used from the Camry.

MARKSLEXUS

Thats crazy.

amy011079

wow the buttons and the plastic cover over the lights on the 90 cressida and all look brand new. odd for a car that age.

but cool.

rominl

iTrader: (4)

haha, well, if it ain't broken, don't change it

seriously, with that inside the is300, you won't feel that it's out of place

TRULUX

iTrader: (1)

wow that is weird to have the same part twelve years later.

juan01

haha cool post

chicagoblknazn

That's an interesting find. They really haven't changed that thing at all.

CP_Ree

iTrader: (1)

Haha, that's hilarious. I've found that my SC300 steering wheel and gauge cluster is very similar to my mom's '02 Toyota Sienna van, 9 years apart. The steering wheel is also almost the same as a 91 MR2's wheel also.