Description: An atrocity has occurred in Las Vegas, Nevada. Fox Marketing's pair of specially-prepared Lexus models from years' past SEMA Shows have been destroyed in the cruelest of fashion. The reason ...Add Comments10
Evan WolfeMay 22, 2012 Dumb reasons. The United States of Gay is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to automotive culture
Jerrod SwensonMay 21, 2012 The SEMA cars were pre-production prototypes used in test drives for the press. I found that information in the Lexus SEMA press release for 09.
Darian VorlickMay 21, 2012 Jet-powered Focus for more than half a decade before it went to someone else. No idea where it's at now.
Darian VorlickMay 21, 2012 Crushing them is at least a write off. Ford had a dollar car program where you can purchase a car for tuning purposes. But most of the time you have to agree to an 18-month show program. After you're done with it, it gets crushed. We had our jet
Darian VorlickMay 21, 2012 They lend out millions of dollars worth of cars for this purpose. Giving them away would technically be a financial loss. Crusj
Darian VorlickMay 21, 2012 After that time duration has expired they are returned to the manufacturer to be crushed. This is due to safety reasons, tax reasons, financial reasons just to name a few. It's mind boggling how many cars they crush for this reason but....
Darian VorlickMay 21, 2012 As someone who used to publish a racing magazine in the 90's, this is a common practice amongst auto manufacturers. We would get cars from various companies to tune for SEMA, and other shows but they would be on lease for a certain duration of time..
Andrew McNealMay 21, 2012 Why does the law say they can't be used?? What's the point of that?
Description: It seems like such a waste, as the body kits, exotic paint, suspensions, brakes, et al. are going into the crusher for a life sentence as a cube. Apparently the law sometimes circumvents common sense.Add Comments1
Christian De PriscoMay 22, 2012 The mirrors, glass, doors, hood, seats and the engine!!!!! Waaaaaaaste......,
Zach SullivanMay 21, 2012 The tc so Toyota does no sporty but obviously sporty isn't needed to be number 1
Zach SullivanMay 21, 2012 Toyota does have some good sporty cars just not currently but they had the 86 mr2 cellica and let's not forget the supra and just to let everyone know they still know how to wow everyone they made the lfa and now they have the new 86 and dont 4get
Matt PiccoloMay 21, 2012 And yes, in the first quarter of 2012 Toyota took back the crown from gm, their was an article on it
Matt PiccoloMay 21, 2012 Yea, I don't get that either... Everyone says toyota sucks but its only bec for a while they had no sportyness in their line up, so people started saying they were crap, but only the people looking for a (new) sports car. They have the gt 86 coming, so that might help. But I don't think they'd b the best selling automaker right now if they were as crappy as everyone on this app says they are!
Scott GraceyMay 21, 2012 Yeah I never got that whole only a toyota arguement either, and
Like what was earlier stated, Lexus
Giving everyone else competition now, more to
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Nick El-KhouryMay 21, 2012 Not a crack at anyone, I truly mean that with respect. But as you don't have to respect "Lexus", you do have to respect "416bhp".
Nick El-KhouryMay 21, 2012 I guarantee you, if you woke up to an IS-F with your name on the title in your driveway, there wouldn't be any complaining. Besides, as much as I hate to say it, it probably performs better than anything anyone here drives.
Nick El-KhouryMay 21, 2012 I don't get the "it's just a Toyota" argument. Toyota is a very well respected manufacturer and Lexus has been giving BMW, Merc, and Audi stiff competition for the last decade and will continue to do so.
Ricky ChoiMay 21, 2012 Its just a toyota. No big deal here.
Joe GrantMay 21, 2012 I prefer Japanese cars over American, I admit I do like American cars but I'd rather own a Japanese
Stephen Tyler LearnMay 21, 2012 No not what I meant I love plenty of Japanese cars. But buying any new Toyota other than the lfa and 86 is a waste
Zach SullivanMay 21, 2012 So if u prefer jap over American then u don't like cars???
Jerrod SwensonMay 21, 2012 It seems odd that the doors, glass, engine and interior and such were left. I would bet the bodies were bought as salvage and will be parted out later.
Jerrod SwensonMay 22, 2012 You can see it behind the car, through the greenhouse.
rahpMay 22, 2012 shouldn't the other Lexus appear in this photo ... maybe it was moved to the crusher.
Matt PiccoloMay 21, 2012 Poor car, such a beauty... And die calavier die... I really hate calavier's/ sunfire's I'm srry but they are some of the ugliest cars ever made IMO!!!!!
Michael NguyenMay 24, 2012 Could've saved the bodykit, seats etc...
Joshua SweeneyMay 22, 2012 Something called donating to charity. The cars did not need to be destroyed. Cannot be sold. That is an extremely absurd law. Whoever agreed to that has a stick up their backside.
Evan go change your tampon.
Dumb reasons. The United States of Gay is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to automotive culture
The SEMA cars were pre-production prototypes used in test drives for the press. I found that information in the Lexus SEMA press release for 09.
Jet-powered Focus for more than half a decade before it went to someone else. No idea where it's at now.
Crushing them is at least a write off. Ford had a dollar car program where you can purchase a car for tuning purposes. But most of the time you have to agree to an 18-month show program. After you're done with it, it gets crushed. We had our jet
They lend out millions of dollars worth of cars for this purpose. Giving them away would technically be a financial loss. Crusj
After that time duration has expired they are returned to the manufacturer to be crushed. This is due to safety reasons, tax reasons, financial reasons just to name a few. It's mind boggling how many cars they crush for this reason but....
As someone who used to publish a racing magazine in the 90's, this is a common practice amongst auto manufacturers. We would get cars from various companies to tune for SEMA, and other shows but they would be on lease for a certain duration of time..
Why does the law say they can't be used?? What's the point of that?
Why destroy it- donate it!