uras300

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Isn't that why we are all here on this site, at SC section? For the love this car? Yes, it's a Lexus. But it's an amazing car all on its own. I simply don't understand when typical Americans generalizes the car being certain brand, calling it Lexus/Honda/etc,.. Why can't they appreciate the car as is without putting a label on it? If one sees it from a different perspective, he/she might find some value in it. Or are they too silly to understand. After all, Lexus division (and other luxury division of other brands) were created so Americans can differentiate the economy car to luxury car.

Joey-E

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I agree

Kalogerus

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I thought mine were ,interior wise, when I first got it. I just added seat covers to them and have been doing some interior work here and there, so I dont even want to look at the pictures of its previous state lol

Thats not just in America, trust me. Thats just how business goes, in fact thats one of the core concepts of marketing. People differ, thus different options are presented and branded, the more famous/popular the brand is the "better" it is among the general public which leads to more sales. It doesnt necessarily mean it is actually better. Think about music, clothes and pretty much everything around you. The same concept applies.