Toyota recalls 210,000 Land Cruiser SUVs worldwide for axle problem

[CarShark]

Originally Posted by TaHoE

Nope. It's a "Higher" Highlander.

Sorry, but the only thing "higher" in this discussion is you.

[mbukukanyau]

Originally Posted by Mags

What are you talking about?

The GX is based off the 4Runner platform, but is an entirely different car inside and out. The engine is more powerful, it's larger, and it has features that aren't even available on the 4Runner.

The ES, again, is based off the Camry platform, but is an entirely different car inside and out. I believe only the door panels are identical. I'm not sure about the 2007 ES, but the past gen was not a dressed up Camry by any means.

The RX is its own vehicle.

The LX is the only one that is a rebadge in the traditional sense- replace the Toyota badges with Lexus badges, and away you go.

If you say something enough times, it doesn't make it true.

MF

RX, Highlander, ES, are based of the Camry Platform.

Cadillac has its own Exclusive platform.. That is the difference.. Even the SRX is not a Vue or Knox..

That is the difference Btw Lexus and Cadillac

Meanwhile.. There are Crown Victoria Taxis running around in japan.. based on the same Platforms as the Lexus RWD Sedans

[stormwatcher]

Originally Posted by mbukukanyau

Meanwhile.. There are Crown Victoria Taxis running around in japan.. based on the same Platforms as the Lexus RWD Sedans

You sure about that?

[327]

Originally Posted by Mags

That, and the fact that every Lexus in every category where they compete blows the doors off of Cadillac.

MF

in what, how the interior feels and wood grain? oooooh

[327]

Originally Posted by Mags

The way they drive.
The interior.
The fit and finish.
The resale value.
The appointments.
The prestige.
The service.
The value.

The only Caddy that is competitive with other vehicles is the SRX, and even that is marred by a horrific interior.

But this thread is not for this purpose.

MF

that is your opinion of the car, have you ever even owned either brand?

[AndrewGS]

Originally Posted by stormwatcher

You sure about that?

http://toyota.jp/Showroom/All_toyota...dan/index.html

The Crown isn't a popular fleet car, but the Comfort is. The comfort is more used for taxi service. Both are based on ancient RWD platforms. There's also a Crown Comfort to make things more interesting.

The Crown Athlete, Crown Royal and Crown Majesta are current platform-shared cars with our Lexus LS.

[mbukukanyau]

Originally Posted by stormwatcher

You sure about that?

No.. They are called Toyota crowns

[mbukukanyau]

Originally Posted by Mags

That, and the fact that every Lexus in every category where they compete blows the doors off of Cadillac.

MF

Te he he.. drive an an RX and then drive an SRX... Te he he...
Sigma,Northstar power RWD baby

[mbukukanyau]

Here is more on Toyota's latest product
http://www.cars.com/go/news/Story.js...=&aff=national

[griswold44]

Originally Posted by mbukukanyau

Here is more on Toyota's latest product
http://www.cars.com/go/news/Story.js...=&aff=national

What has that got to do with the topic?

[mbukukanyau]

Originally Posted by griswold44

What has that got to do with the topic?

toyota quality is going down as we speak?

[mbukukanyau]

Originally Posted by Mags

Apparently you were unable to look down just a few more posts to see me touting the virtues of the SRX.



MF

So you agree, SRX is way better than RX

[CarShark]

Originally Posted by mbukukanyau

So you agree, SRX is way better than RX

You know very well those are two different things.