Also found this one from this post by GS3Tek, https://www.clublexus.com/forums/1679211-post11.html

 

This is another example:

 

Just bring the Alphard Royal Lounge over and badge it a Lexus (and maybe give it some L-finesse treatment lol). I mean, it does the level of luxury and refinement of a true Lexus already.

 

The R class isn't a van in my opinion.

This is a van.

 

looks like it belongs actually.
if anyone can pull of a luxury minivan, it's lexus. throw in the hybrid system, price it around $40k and it will sell.

 

^^^ a Toyota Sienna Limited is $36K...so don't count on that price for a Lexus hybrid
my mother has an LE...i should do this to her van and bug her out!

 

I have a friend that has AWD Sienna for use in the ski season, he loves it.

 

Last time i used their shuttle service, the Sienna was leather wrapped so i think that model was limited But yeah its kind of funny to see all the lexus logos on a mini van.

 

A Sienna XLE Limited AWD is practically a Lexus minivan. It's just missing a few Lexus details (softer overhead grips or boxes lined in felt or thicker glass or any other small Lexus details for example)

 

That's the Alphard I was talking about, there have Lexus-badged Alphards in Japan, HK, etc.

Only thing with the barcaloungers is that would make the LS Exec package seem a bit less exclusive. Otherwise, restyle the exterior, Lexus-ize the interior styling...VX 400h here we come!

 

You are correct... all we are missing is AWD, it pulled my Crownline NO PROBLEM, runs just fine in snow... at 61K miles, JUST getting broken in and brought half my basement home from the Depot in the back of it!!!

 

Agreed

High-class stuff indeed

 

can't believe you have that picture

If lexus had those as shuttles, I wouldn't care for loaners. Just drop me off at work and pick me up

Especially with MB. It's embarrassing to be driving a cobalt loaner. I always get the shuttle service

 

Awesome van, probably the only one in existence that I would consider ...

 

The local Lexus dealer here uses the Sienna XLE, while BMW down the street uses Sienna LEs or CEs and has a sign on the sides that says BMW Concord Executive Transporation. I don't consider a CE or LE "executive" transit, even the bus sounds tempting at this point

My old job uses a Odyssey Touring, no NAV for one of its service shuttles. Not bad for being a Honda dealer