Lexus: Progressive Luxury
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I really hope the CT isn't a sign of things to come from a design point of view. Sure it looks alright, but its hardly "expressive" and "daring". It looks like any other run of the mill hatchback out there.
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Every car brand has their marketing/image/message slogan. Some work and some don't. When one doesn't work, it's an easy fix. Just to come up with a new one. Its done all the time.
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He said the aim of progressive luxury is to strengthen an identity of smart luxury -- where social responsibility and green credentials count as much as, if not more than, raw engine power and conspicuous consumption.
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He said progressive luxury will be spelled out in future models through:
-- More expressive, daring designs.
-- Aggressive application of hybrid technology.
-- Advanced use of onboard telematics.
-- Expanded use of F and F Sports packages, following the IS-F and IS-F Sports performance variations. For starters, the sporty packages will be added to the CT and RX ranges.
-- More expressive, daring designs.
-- Aggressive application of hybrid technology.
-- Advanced use of onboard telematics.
-- Expanded use of F and F Sports packages, following the IS-F and IS-F Sports performance variations. For starters, the sporty packages will be added to the CT and RX ranges.
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i personally can't stand the term progressive luxury as the term progressive has so much of a political meaning that i vehemently disagree with.
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