how do lexus cars really compare to european cars?

[uls]

It's not for sale in the US for possible reasons.
It may not meet safety regulations, or smog regulations, or it may not fit US buyers (remember, Americans don't even like Monteros, Patrols, etc).
The question is, is that your car? You didn't answer my previous questions, why do you care where I live and why do you care how much I make?
I answered your question, it would be nice if you can answer my questions too.

no i dont care where the hell you're from or how much you make

i'm thinking where that air of superiority is coming from

baket ka ba napunta dito sa tsikot?

[c_cube]

nose bleed ako sa english dito...

hampas lupa din ako eh hahaha!

wala kaming euro brand cars pero kung may pang bili ako, invest ko nalang sa negosyo o sa realty hehehe! hindi ko parin makuha yun mentality na bibili ng 6M na sasakyan eh

ay wait OT ako.

[Retz]

anybody got owned here?

[lowslowbenz]

i'm thinking of getting one. but people say it's just like buying a glorified camry. the pricing and the features of lexus cars are pretty great tho. especially when compared to their european counterparts. but is it really worth spending that much more for a japanese car? or do the europeans still rule when it comes to prestige and driving dynamics? thanks in advance for your replies

To answer your question. Lexus does not compare to the europeans. Lexus first came into conception in the late 80's, no brand pedigree really if you compare it to Mercedes Benz, who's been around for ages. The Japanese wanted to grab a foothold on the luxury platform that the europeans are dominating, so there came out brand like Lexus, Infinity, etc.

I do not own a Lexus, because I can't afford a brand spanking new model (any old model Lexuses roaming around in Manila?). I have (or have had) numerous Benzes under my possesion though, and the build quality of each speaks volumes. Have parts .... they will run forever. That kind of quality.

[x_outpost]

no i dont care where you're from or how much you make

i'm thinking where your air of superiority is coming from

FYI, we were discussing about a specific topic.
Then one of your "friend" (maybe), came and started bragging about where he came from and what he test drove.

And then you came with these out-of-the-blue questions asking if I live in US or Canada and comments that I make $80K.
Then you come back and say you don't care - that's a big contrary to your replies.

Suddenly, you post a picture of some SUV and came asking if this truck is available in the US.
I asked if its yours because if its not, then what's your point????

Dude, I can totally see where those 18k posts came from - from your out-of-topic responses that doesn't even contribute to anything nor they make any sense.

[170kphlang]

the whole point of that guy is people dont have the right to comment about a car unless they've OWNED the car

he's very particular about OWNING

never ako nagkaroon ng lexus, bmw, merc, audi , (insert other premium brands here) so magcocomment na lang ako sa kung ano meron ako, mas magaling ang isang toyota at 2 subaru ko sa mga sasakyan ninyo, turbocharged at pang-rallye yung isa dun

[uls]

yeah i'm intentionally f*cking this thread coz somebody here has a f*cking surperiority complex just coz he made some money in the States and bought a bunch of cars and tells everyone here the only people who ACTUALLY OWNED said cars can comment on said cars

[the_wildthing]

Tama na nga kayo pag uumpugin ko kayo eh.

Lexus. Sabihin na nating Toyota rin lang. But they benefit from Toyota's huge parts bin, engineering and know-how, and reliability that people expect from a Toyota.

It's no different than any MQB based car in the VW/Audi/Skoda fold. Or the Touareg/Q7/Cayenne. And my car is just a flattened Beetle.

BMW will probably partner with another manufacturer to benefit from economies of scale that Toyota and VAG has, in order to stay competitive. Although the old guard probably wouldn't like this. We will see who wins.

[uls]

kaya yung mag di pa naka OWN ng lexus or european cars huwag kayo mag comment

di daw pwede yung naka-drive lang o naka-sakay lang

kailangan OWN

[x_outpost]

Tama na nga kayo pag uumpugin ko kayo eh.

Lexus. Sabihin na nating Toyota rin lang. But they benefit from Toyota's huge parts bin, engineering and know-how, and reliability that people expect from a Toyota.

It's no different than any MQB based car in the VW/Audi/Skoda fold. Or the Touareg/Q7/Cayenne. And my car is just a flattened Beetle.

BMW will probably partner with another manufacturer to benefit from economies of scale that Toyota and VAG has, in order to stay competitive. Although the old guard probably wouldn't like this. We will see who wins.

This basically sums it up.
I don't know how Jeremy, Jay, someone's mom and sister and even the less fortunate got into the equation. Oh, for goodness sakes, even a self-proclaimed rich kid who eats fishballs.

I have a feeling that I'm wasting my time here "arguing" with some teenagers.

Now, let's get back to the topic.