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Indian Hill was the only place where I'd see a Ferrari from time to time.
Here in Seattle there are plenty of people with some incredible rides, but a lot of the car enthusiasts utilize car storage facilities. Houses here just don't have a ton of driveway space usually or more than 2 garage stalls. Bellevue across the lake is much flashier and suburban so Lamborghinis and Ferraris and such are everywhere.
Powel has a crapload of exotics, not at all a rare sight here. I have two vipers, one V10 lambo, a 430 and a 360 spider in my development. Over at Powel there are so many it's not even much of a occurrence to see something cutting you the road along the river. Two weeks ago an R8 and I were going 100+ along that stretch with a 911 with me working the hardest to stay with them.
I’m not the only LX at the water today. Maybe they come here too for zen, or are waiting on a late boat as well! This is what I mean when I say these and Land Cruisers are all over the place in West Knoxville. You wouldn’t think they don’t sell a lot based on living here. Oh and they’re wasting a lot of gas, lol I rolled all my windows down and it’s fine in the shade. These things suck the gas down just idling lol.
I’m not the only LX at the water today. Maybe they come here too for zen, or are waiting on a late boat as well! This is what I mean when I say these and Land Cruisers are all over the place in West Knoxville. You wouldn’t think they don’t sell a lot based on living here. Oh and they’re wasting a lot of gas, lol I rolled all my windows down and it’s fine in the shade. These things suck the gas down just idling lol.
‘Wow. Beautiful. That should be in Lexus LX brochure
