View Poll Results: FIrst Lexus Classic?
LS-series
145
35.37%
GS-series
56
13.66%
SC-series
212
51.71%
IS-series
18
4.39%
ES-series
14
3.41%
RX-series
8
1.95%
GX-series
5
1.22%
LX-series
11
2.68%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 410. You may not vote on this poll
Which Lexus will be the first classic?
11-04-06, 09:46 AM
#61
Pole Position
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Carson, California currently in Makati City, PI
Posts: 380
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
The first generation SC is such a unique design from Toyota that I have yet to see something that's similar to that classic design.
11-04-06, 08:31 PM
#62
Lexus Test Driver
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: California
Posts: 860
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
LS
that commercial with the champagne glasses... http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...22662327174932
I still remember this commercial... and back when they played this I didn't know n e thing bout cars nor did i even care about them haha
that commercial with the champagne glasses... http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...22662327174932
I still remember this commercial... and back when they played this I didn't know n e thing bout cars nor did i even care about them haha
11-24-06, 01:40 PM
#66
None of the above for me but I had to choose one so I chose the LS. The LS is hands down the best car that Lexus makes. It symbolizes what Lexus is all about, which is luxury.
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
11-24-06, 01:53 PM
#67
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
the SC in stock form is not too exciting but sharing the JZ engine and brakes and suspension with the mkiv helps out a lot.
11-24-06, 02:18 PM
#68
Yes, but I'd rather have a Supra. Don't get me wrong, I think the SC is definitely a good looking car when it is lowered, has wheels, and a Vertex kit. I was looking into a SC for awhile, for me, I'd have to dump tons of money into it to be happy with it. I guess the good thing is, you can find a project car relatively cheap, it's just a matter of finding a rare clean 5 speed.
01-01-07, 05:00 PM
#69
Guest
Posts: n/a
None of the above for me but I had to choose one so I chose the LS. The LS is hands down the best car that Lexus makes. It symbolizes what Lexus is all about, which is luxury.
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
01-02-07, 10:08 AM
#72
Pole Position
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Carson, California currently in Makati City, PI
Posts: 380
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
01-02-07, 08:51 PM
#73
None of the above for me but I had to choose one so I chose the LS. The LS is hands down the best car that Lexus makes. It symbolizes what Lexus is all about, which is luxury.
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
The SC while unique I don't feel it will be a classic. Don't mean to offend anyone but IMO it feels an old man's car, it looks like an old man's car and drives like one (stock). One of my good friends had a modded manual SC300, the car was slow, drove like a boat, and the shifter sucked. The older ones are quite cheap these days. They do have quite a loyal fan base though.
lol Doesn't make sense to me how a coupe can be less sporty than a luxury sedan
