November 8, 2006
Introducing the perfect gift for your grandparents! The Lexus walker redefines the meaning of premium luxury walkers.
[Photo Courtesy of: burkedad of Flickr]
November 3, 2006
Updated the 2006 Lexus IS350 wallpapers by user request. Enjoy them, William! 
I’ve added more wallpaper for the 2007 Lexus RX350. Enjoy!
November 1, 2006
It’s official. The panoramic roof will not be an optional feature to the ultra-luxury premium sedan. Introduced this year, the new LS is set to compete with major high-end saloons such as the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Many of you may know already, the S-Class already has the available panoramic roof, allowing extra sunlight and a welcoming option for the rear passengers.
But why is this not an option on the new LS?
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October 28, 2006
Well, someone has finally uploaded the new LS commercial, featuring the new parking assist system. Champagne glasses replace the vehicles surrounding the LS. Boy, I have to say, the LS does sure look extremely nice in black. Can’t wait to see one in person.
Pretty slick, don’t you think? 
My makeup is messed up and I forgot my mirror at home! What shall I do? No worries, falling soldier. Introducing the Lexus IS250 with chrome design. So what is this car? It’s what you think it is. Chrome paint all around the vehicle, including rims and all that jazz. Check out the wallpaper.
Enjoy! 
Press Release:
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October 25, 2006
Apparently some celebrities showed up at the LS “460 Degrees” art gallery in Beverly Hills. Including Ashton Kutcher, Jeremy Piven, and Jason Lee.
Here, we see Ashton Kutcher in his silly black shoes giving a big fat thumbs-up to the new LS.
October 24, 2006
Club Lexus has just posted this topic on their front page. The website linked to the article includes lots and lots of night shots.
Article: The New LS Party
Photos: Courtesy of ChrisPoblete.com
[Source: Club Lexus and ChrisPoblete.com]
My First Impressions
The headlight cluster is definately a huge improvement over the last generation. The rear taillights are also quite attractive, with LED’s shining on the license plates. The boldness and distinct appearance of the LS definately shows with the shadows made from the night lights. However, I still do not like the instrument cluster and the center console design. The design is too busy in my opinion, although this was Lexus’ attempt to make the controls more useful, unlike the iDrive in the BMW 7 Series. A touch of blue lights does add luxury to the interior.
Major competitors of the new LS include the 2007 Mercedes-Benz S-Class and the Audi A8. A new BMW 7 Series is still anticipated. As for me, I would definately go for the S-Class as it offers more luxury for the money, plus the S-Class has a much more distinct history. However, if I was on a budget, I’d go for the LS. But of course, I can’t afford any of these vehicles.
Hopefully soon.