Chris
Looks good enough to be a LS
best toyota I've ever seen
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Originally posted by SexySC
I mean the next one
Actually, I hope the next LS looks even better than this.
I mean the next one
Actually, I hope the next LS looks even better than this.
Oh ok.
Yeah if the next LS looks better than this one I for one will be all over it.
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Originally posted by wantAnewLex
Because Toyota hates us.
Because Toyota hates us.
Bringing their best designs and technologies will only benefit their bottom line!! Still don't see what they're thinking.
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Originally posted by XeroK00L
But they can't hate money.
Bringing their best designs and technologies will only benefit their bottom line!! Still don't see what they're thinking.
But they can't hate money.
Bringing their best designs and technologies will only benefit their bottom line!! Still don't see what they're thinking.
But no, not even on Lexus models do we get some of the nifty little options they have overseas. And we are the most important market for Lexus, so it stands to reason we should get absolutely everything they can offer.
The only expenses Toyota would incur is have the Crowns certified to meet US reguations. They probably use familiar Toyota parts, so they wouldn't even have to specially train that many mechanics, either.
I just don't get it. They build these great cars which sell in Japan in smaller numbers than they would here but they refuse to ship them over, even in minited quantities. They're the richest car company in the world. I know they got that way by being smart and efficient, but sending a few thousand special cars here every now and again wouldn't hurt them too much...
Where is the Crown placed in the line-up? I recollect they have them in V8 configs too.
I rode in a Majesta (same platform right?) and back then, I figured it size wise to be about like the GS/Aristo.
I rode in a Majesta (same platform right?) and back then, I figured it size wise to be about like the GS/Aristo.