Cars you would like to see brought to america?
01-30-08, 07:47 PM
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I like this thread, here are the cars I know of but not available in the United States and I want them here:
1. Toyota Alphard
2. Nissan Elgrand
3. Toyota Crown
4. Honda Civic Type R(JDM)
5. BMW 320i
6. BMW 540i
7. Honda Stream
8. Honda Stepwagon
9. Mercedes-Benz S350L
10. Mercedes-Benz A-class
1. Toyota Alphard
2. Nissan Elgrand
3. Toyota Crown
4. Honda Civic Type R(JDM)
5. BMW 320i
6. BMW 540i
7. Honda Stream
8. Honda Stepwagon
9. Mercedes-Benz S350L
10. Mercedes-Benz A-class
01-30-08, 08:14 PM
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01-30-08, 08:28 PM
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, the chasers replacement doesnt seem to attract 
01-30-08, 08:36 PM
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How about a simple one, like the CLK63 coupe?
I'd also love to see the CLK DTM, not that they're going to make any more anyway.
The CLK is the only car I'll break my "2+ seats, 2+ doors" rule. Unless Lexus comes up with something amazing (and, um, "static-roofed", i.e. coupe version) for the SC460.
The E39 540 was available in the US... there's no 540 anywhere for E60, is there?
I'd also love to see the CLK DTM, not that they're going to make any more anyway.
The CLK is the only car I'll break my "2+ seats, 2+ doors" rule. Unless Lexus comes up with something amazing (and, um, "static-roofed", i.e. coupe version) for the SC460.
The E39 540 was available in the US... there's no 540 anywhere for E60, is there?
01-30-08, 08:45 PM
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01-30-08, 10:42 PM
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i drove one of those Odysseys in Tokyo and it looks like a minivan but really really low. looks really cool too w/ suprisingly spacious interior.
The Estima hybrid was also a really nice car too. The Alphard deserves a Lexus emblem seriouslly. I knew someone who had a hybrid one but build quality was really nice, if not better than my parents Zero Crown.
The Estima hybrid was also a really nice car too. The Alphard deserves a Lexus emblem seriouslly. I knew someone who had a hybrid one but build quality was really nice, if not better than my parents Zero Crown.
01-30-08, 10:43 PM
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01-30-08, 10:44 PM
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i drove one of those Odysseys in Tokyo and it looks like a minivan but really really low. looks really cool too w/ suprisingly spacious interior.
The Previa hybrid was also a really nice car too. The Alphard deserves a Lexus emblem seriouslly. I knew someone who had a hybrid one but build quality was really nice, if not better than my parents Zero Crown.
The Previa hybrid was also a really nice car too. The Alphard deserves a Lexus emblem seriouslly. I knew someone who had a hybrid one but build quality was really nice, if not better than my parents Zero Crown.
01-30-08, 10:48 PM
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oh gosh, I did not like the Wish! I would MUCH RATHER drive the Honda Stream. Toyota Wish = bunch of 5 number Toyota minivans left over parts put together and made exactly to the same size as the Stream...down to the millimeter! You should see the Stream's TV ad when the Toyota Wish came out. Honda was POed.
01-31-08, 12:35 AM
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Hmmm...
Toyota Century Royal
Toyota Crown
Toyota Chaser
Toyota JDM Camry
TOM's Performance Toyota vehicles
Most All Toyota sedan start with A or C?? lol I didnt notice that till just now...crazy. lol at myself
HOLDEN
Alfa Romeo
Ford Falcon
Panoz
Diesel BMWs
Just to name a couple.
Toyota Century Royal
Toyota Crown
Toyota Chaser
Toyota JDM Camry
TOM's Performance Toyota vehicles
Most All Toyota sedan start with A or C?? lol I didnt notice that till just now...crazy. lol at myself
HOLDEN
Alfa Romeo
Ford Falcon
Panoz
Diesel BMWs
Just to name a couple.
