Lexus Dealership – Opening Delayed indefinitely

[Coronita]

[quote=AN][quote=flu]
I protest to the CV snobbery comment AN :)…

But i do think the analogy between toyota camry to lexus ES 350 to your German “counterpart” would be more equivalent to taking a good townhome in MM and slapping a fancy name to it like “Waterridge” and then selling that townhome at Carmel Valley townhome price points minus a few thousand bucks…. which worked in 2005, just like Lexus.:)
Just kidding there AN 🙂

Speaking of Lexus. The zing at 0:33 is quite amusing 🙂 (though I admit, the A6 isn’t my cup of tea either).

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FYI, it’s Wateridge with 1 R. :-), I used to live there, so I know what you mean. However, the 1400 sq-ft model is still selling for around $440k, unbelievable but true.

Audi has a thing with Lexus. Their Q5 commercial have a bunch of RX on there too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8MTpaBUCpc

I guess it a complement on Lexus’s part.[/quote]

As the commercial ends, and what they don’t tell you afterwards..

“Powered by Quattro”……..Made in China.

Lol. Um, no thank you on the Q5.

[paramount]

I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[paramount]

I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[paramount]

I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[paramount]

I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[paramount]

I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

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No worries. Some of those “phonies” won’t be living in 4S or CV much longer if they ATMed their house to death.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[/quote]

No worries. Some of those “phonies” won’t be living in 4S or CV much longer if they ATMed their house to death.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[/quote]

No worries. Some of those “phonies” won’t be living in 4S or CV much longer if they ATMed their house to death.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[/quote]

No worries. Some of those “phonies” won’t be living in 4S or CV much longer if they ATMed their house to death.

[Coronita]

[quote=paramount]I have driven both the Hyundai Entourage and the Honda Odyssey mini-vans.

If you buy the Honda your basically paying for the name – the Hyundai is 98% as good as the Honda for 60% of the price.

But how many phonies living in 4S Ranch or CV would want to be seen driving the Hyundai?

[/quote]

No worries. Some of those “phonies” won’t be living in 4S or CV much longer if they ATMed their house to death.

[temeculaguy]

Some of it is brand loyalty, some things stick with people. I have six female family members and four of them drive Honda odysseys, not because they want to impress anyone but because it isn’t their first Honda, some of them have had more than 3 hondas over the past 20 years and have never been dissapointed. They are fearful of hyundai’s because years ago they were crap, it will take a while for it to settle in and for some people that are older it never will. I think that new flagship hyundai sedan (cant remember the name) is cool, but once someone breaks 50, they like to go with what they know and trust, which explains why buick can still sell cars to the elderly. My mother has driven a honda since the 1980’s, I’m not sure she will ever change brands, no matter what the facts are.

[temeculaguy]

Some of it is brand loyalty, some things stick with people. I have six female family members and four of them drive Honda odysseys, not because they want to impress anyone but because it isn’t their first Honda, some of them have had more than 3 hondas over the past 20 years and have never been dissapointed. They are fearful of hyundai’s because years ago they were crap, it will take a while for it to settle in and for some people that are older it never will. I think that new flagship hyundai sedan (cant remember the name) is cool, but once someone breaks 50, they like to go with what they know and trust, which explains why buick can still sell cars to the elderly. My mother has driven a honda since the 1980’s, I’m not sure she will ever change brands, no matter what the facts are.

[temeculaguy]

Some of it is brand loyalty, some things stick with people. I have six female family members and four of them drive Honda odysseys, not because they want to impress anyone but because it isn’t their first Honda, some of them have had more than 3 hondas over the past 20 years and have never been dissapointed. They are fearful of hyundai’s because years ago they were crap, it will take a while for it to settle in and for some people that are older it never will. I think that new flagship hyundai sedan (cant remember the name) is cool, but once someone breaks 50, they like to go with what they know and trust, which explains why buick can still sell cars to the elderly. My mother has driven a honda since the 1980’s, I’m not sure she will ever change brands, no matter what the facts are.

[temeculaguy]

Some of it is brand loyalty, some things stick with people. I have six female family members and four of them drive Honda odysseys, not because they want to impress anyone but because it isn’t their first Honda, some of them have had more than 3 hondas over the past 20 years and have never been dissapointed. They are fearful of hyundai’s because years ago they were crap, it will take a while for it to settle in and for some people that are older it never will. I think that new flagship hyundai sedan (cant remember the name) is cool, but once someone breaks 50, they like to go with what they know and trust, which explains why buick can still sell cars to the elderly. My mother has driven a honda since the 1980’s, I’m not sure she will ever change brands, no matter what the facts are.

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