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Are most of ES350 owners seniors?
03-07-08, 10:36 AM
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Are most of ES350 owners seniors?
I keep hearing words from people that ES model is for old people. Is this really true? I think the car is really cool looking (especially the sides) with cool features. And it's also powerful with 270+ hp's. What is it about ES350 that makes it a car for old people?
03-07-08, 10:46 AM
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03-07-08, 01:48 PM
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You would not have caught me in a ES330. But, when it was restyled and given more power, the ES350 a great car to have for the family. Yeah, it is not as sporty as my Acuras were, but I do like the size of the trunk and rear seat for the kids.
You would not have caught me in a ES330. But, when it was restyled and given more power, the ES350 a great car to have for the family. Yeah, it is not as sporty as my Acuras were, but I do like the size of the trunk and rear seat for the kids.
03-07-08, 03:19 PM
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If im gonna be considered a "senior", I better get all the senior discounts at movie theaters, amusement parks and IHOP! At times I feel like I'm 100....especially after a long night of baby-duties. I'm 33.
I think we have a good number of ES350 owners who are in their 30s. I believe people in their 20s are a bit immature to realize the quality, practicality and value of the ES350. If they can afford it, they often get an IS, G35, BMW whatever, etc. I believe that the ES350 is a car for "true professionals" and not necessarily "seniors". The ambiguity comes from the fact that it takes many years to become a true professional. This niche is sophisticated enough to know what is good. Therefore, I dont expect a 20-year-old to appreciate this car as much as I do. BTW, my neighbor just got a silver ES350 PP+. She's 92.
I think we have a good number of ES350 owners who are in their 30s. I believe people in their 20s are a bit immature to realize the quality, practicality and value of the ES350. If they can afford it, they often get an IS, G35, BMW whatever, etc. I believe that the ES350 is a car for "true professionals" and not necessarily "seniors". The ambiguity comes from the fact that it takes many years to become a true professional. This niche is sophisticated enough to know what is good. Therefore, I dont expect a 20-year-old to appreciate this car as much as I do. BTW, my neighbor just got a silver ES350 PP+. She's 92.
03-07-08, 04:36 PM
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HA HA, I know! I got depressed after reading the title of the thread, then I looked at the poll. I never knew I was a senior. I wonder what you are called when you hit 40?
