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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Lexus built this slick machine for the film Minority Report… the car only has 38 miles on the Odometer…according to the Sci-Fi Wire, it’s going up for sale.On commenting on the car, Stephen Spielberg had this to say: “I thought Lexus might be interested in going into a speculative future to see what the transportation systems and cars would look like on our highways in fifty years. The result of
Lexus built this slick machine for the film Minority Report… the car only has 38 miles on the Odometer…according to the Sci-Fi Wire, it’s going up for sale.On commenting on the car, Stephen Spielberg had this to say: “I thought Lexus might be interested in going into a speculative future to see what the transportation systems and cars would look like on our highways in fifty years. The result of
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
With the Australian Motor Show set to open this week, Lexus made sure that its booth in Sydney will get its share of attention by bringing in a chrome IS250 concept vehicle. Developed by the Lexus After Sales Division, the car's highlight is its MirraChrome paint finish. In addition to the flashy paint, the IS also sports an aero package that will be available in Australia from the automaker's
With the Australian Motor Show set to open this week, Lexus made sure that its booth in Sydney will get its share of attention by bringing in a chrome IS250 concept vehicle. Developed by the Lexus After Sales Division, the car's highlight is its MirraChrome paint finish. In addition to the flashy paint, the IS also sports an aero package that will be available in Australia from the automaker's
Lexus LF-A Concept The LF-A concept sports car was first revealed during a press conference at the North American International Auto Show in 2005. The two-seat design brings together sports car performance with the traditional Lexus luxury refinement. The LF-A was designed to signal a new era for Lexus styling, as well as achieving performance superiority against its competitors in terms of
Lexus LF-A Concept The LF-A concept sports car was first revealed during a press conference at the North American International Auto Show in 2005. The two-seat design brings together sports car performance with the traditional Lexus luxury refinement. The LF-A was designed to signal a new era for Lexus styling, as well as achieving performance superiority against its competitors in terms of
