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IMO...
The 30-series SC was the prettiest... sleek lines, still looks like a new car when washed n waxed
It's a timeless creation by Toyota/Lexus (another reason why I don't wanna rid mine). Then the 2nd-gen GS, I love the look of these, they're my favourite saloon bar none.
The 30-series SC was the prettiest... sleek lines, still looks like a new car when washed n waxed
It's a timeless creation by Toyota/Lexus (another reason why I don't wanna rid mine). Then the 2nd-gen GS, I love the look of these, they're my favourite saloon bar none.
when i first laid eyes on the sc300/400, i was captivated by the essence of this car... there wasn't and still isn't anything that looks like it over a decade later... timeless(soon to be classic hopefully) beauty!. The initial design team and thier incredible design technique -came up with a spectacular vehicle ,and imo broke the mold. The results?-countless awards and praise was the inevitable outcome of such a feat! LONG LIVE THE SC!
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From: D2'sville
Originally posted by IVXX
Wait... There is a trunk on the 1st gen GS's? Theres like a lid on the back of the car that opens up and inside is a CD changer and a little place to put my gloves, but it only has enough room for 1 glove so I have to michael jackson it the whole winter. I had no idea that was the actual trunk I just thought it was a extra glovebox. 
Wait... There is a trunk on the 1st gen GS's? Theres like a lid on the back of the car that opens up and inside is a CD changer and a little place to put my gloves, but it only has enough room for 1 glove so I have to michael jackson it the whole winter. I had no idea that was the actual trunk I just thought it was a extra glovebox.
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