Renderings Imagine a More Practical Lexus ES Wagon
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Renderings Imagine a More Practical Lexus ES Wagon
Renderings Imagine a More Practical Lexus ES Wagon
By Brett Foote
This imaginary ES wagon certainly looks OEM.
By Brett Foote
This imaginary ES wagon certainly looks OEM.
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They definitely forgot to add the typical Lexus wheel gap.
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Lexus Fanatic
Not bad....but IMO it would look a lot better (and probably ride a lot better) without the spindle grille and with some sensibly-sized wheels/tires. Those are awful.
Even with sensible wheels, though, I'm not sure it would sell in the U.S. Buick tried a similar Tour-X wagon several years ago, and dropped it for lack of sales. The First-Generation Toyota Venza (which was also a wagon with oversize wheels) didn't do particularly well, either. Neither did the Honda Crosstour. The Subaru Outback seems to be the only wagon in the U.S. that sells consistently.
Even with sensible wheels, though, I'm not sure it would sell in the U.S. Buick tried a similar Tour-X wagon several years ago, and dropped it for lack of sales. The First-Generation Toyota Venza (which was also a wagon with oversize wheels) didn't do particularly well, either. Neither did the Honda Crosstour. The Subaru Outback seems to be the only wagon in the U.S. that sells consistently.
Last edited by mmarshall; 03-02-22 at 05:03 PM.
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