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still trolling that nonsense. guess you didn't see the LC has been gone a while.
well aware the LC500 is gone. The point is that the Lexus clearly did not live up to expectations from the Lexus brand…especially if the car was that noisy and annoying inside…no wonder it was replaced with a silent running EV…Lexus built its reputation on silent and smooth running…not V8 pumping noise into cabins…Lexus should have a EV…Lexus LC500h was halfway there…would have been better if it was a V8 hybrid
well aware the LC500 is gone. The point is that the Lexus clearly did not live up to expectations from the Lexus brand…especially if the car was that noisy and annoying inside…no wonder it was replaced with a silent running EV…
you mean my replacement, or is there a lexus i'm not aware of?
my experience isn't anyone else's and i've no doubt almost every LC owner LOVES the raucus exhaust/intake sounds when hitting it.
Lexus built its reputation on silent and smooth running…not V8 pumping noise into cabins…Lexus should have a EV…
i agree with this 100%.
Lexus LC500h was halfway there…would have been better if it was a V8 hybrid
they could have done a lot of things but there wasn't room designed in the LC for a v8 hybrid.
For me it's quiet or STUPID loud with little tolerance for anything in between, I've yet to find a car with an active exhaust that gets truely quiet or loud enough.
Hmmm. No Toyota, Lexus, or GR badge in the middle. Just the side mounted one on the grille.
I think it's going to be a GR.
Toyota are introducing 2 new brands. Century and GR.
Looks like apart from 'GR Sports' which come under Toyota and Lexus as a performance variant. There are going to be street legal GR cars not under the Toyota brand, so you'd get a single badge.
"GR Sports" is like F Sport, then you have the real GR car they will be announcing.
Toyota and Lexus Join Mille Miglia For The First Time
Slideshow: A five-car lineup spanning more than five decades of Toyota performance and engineering will tackle one of Italy's most celebrated automotive routes.
