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On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 01:40:13 -0400, Viperkiller <nothing (AT) nothing (DOT) net wrote: On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 15:27:12 -0500, "Ray O" rokigawa@tristarassociatesDOTcomn> wrote: "mrcheerful ." <nbkm57 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:9G01g.55150$wl.37839 (AT) text (DOT) news.blueyonder.co.uk... "Bill in Yakima" <wjh1nospam (AT) yvn (DOT) com "Ah I didn't see a hold..." - John Madden, 2-5-06> wrote in message news:ncadncKa6voGgdnZnZ2dnUVZ_tKdnZ2d (AT) yvn (DOT) com... The ES is the only Lexus passenger car to share a platform with Toyota. The GS and LS are strictly Lexus cars. I was told that the top of the line SE Camry was built only in Japan and on a production line right next to the Lexus line. I don't have much experience with Toyotas, but I can tell you, IMHO, the Lexus GS-430 is worth every penny. the GS had a Toyota badge equivalent (now dropped)(I have seen one!), likewise the LS (I haven't seen one of these and presumably it too was dropped from the Toyota line) Since the Lexus brand was only recently introduced in Japan, the vehicles known as Lexus in North America and Europe had a Toyota brand in Japan. In Japan., the LS was known as the Celsior, the SC was the Soarer, and I believe the GS was the Windham. Actually the GS is known as the Aristo. I forgot to mention: The RX is known as the Harrier and the GX is known as the Hilux. |
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The ES is the only Lexus passenger car to share a platform with Toyota. The GS and LS are strictly Lexus cars. I was told that the top of the line SE Camry was built only in Japan and on a production line right next to the Lexus line. I don't have much experience with Toyotas, but I can tell you, IMHO, the Lexus GS-430 is worth every penny. "Tony" <tonyjohnson32 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1145284354.194927.271280 (AT) i40g2000cwc (DOT) googlegroups.com... I am sure this has been posted here before so please excuse the redundancy. Just how much better is a Lexus than a Toyota? I recently drove a friends 2004 ES330 and I really like the quiet and smothness of the car. I have heard in the past that the Es is just a spruced up Camry.. Is this really the case? Are the Lexus cars engineeered any better than the Toyota? Thanks, Tony |
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Since the Lexus brand was only recently introduced in Japan, the vehicles known as Lexus in North America and Europe had a Toyota brand in Japan. In Japan., the LS was known as the Celsior, the SC was the Soarer, and I believe the GS was the Windham. |
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