Oh yes, I love me some Lexus too. I also drive a Toyota, that was built in america. I would consider myself a car enthusiast, but my favorite would be Cadillac.
There you go again with the oxymorons.
Oh yes, I love me some Lexus too. I also drive a Toyota, that was built in america. I would consider myself a car enthusiast, but my favorite would be Cadillac.
If it's a badge similar to the GTI, the best way is to heat it up with a hair dryer and "floss" it off with some fishing line. Then clean up the gooey mess with some goo-gone and you're done. If it's a sticker, then I'm not really sure of the best way to remove it.
And lets not forget the final words in luxury sports car interiors....
Aston Martin
Maserati
nope, i've done it on 3 cars. it's perfectly safe.
however, you might have a spot where the badge once was since that area hasn't been exposed to the sun.
I like the Maserati. Red leather interior's work on very few cars, and this happens to be one of them. As for Aston Martin, it's nice but I can see a few hints of Ford in the switchgear.
That only happens on older cars (at least 3 or 4 years old) that have faded paint.
Oh, and as long as we're posting interiors, here's another GOOD interior:
I can't stand the interior on ANY Cadillac as they always seem to be 2 full generations behind the competition in materials and styling. The new 2008 CTS might finally be catching up though:
I hate that colour scheme but I couldn't seem to find one in black.
I think you might be right about some of those switches on the Aston!
Actually if you look again, is that key in the first Aston pic not too dissimilar from a Volvo key-fob!
Downside of being part of the Ford family I suppose. Thought I gather they have now been sold on.
Great cars though all the same
Love these. Got an Intrepid, myself, and have to say, they're some of the most stable cars I've driven. They're faaast, too. Which engine do you have? I've got the 3.2L w/ 225HP. I couldn't love it more.
I was posting in another thread on here, and figured I may as well throw a couple pics into this thread, as well. Anyhoo, this is the first time (now that I'm away at college) that I haven't had a garage to shield my car from the elements. I absolutely hate having to leave my baby out to suffer for sometimes weeks at a time. Between the crappy gravel parking lot, extreme temps, and horrible weather, I wish I would've gotten a spot inside one of the parking garages.
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Man, that sucks! I'm glad we don't get a whole lot of snow here. My car has to sit out in the elements, as well. We have a garage, but it's more used as a storage building than a garage. Oh, well.
LEXUS IS250 STUFF!
-Slate Gray Metallic
-19" Wheels painted in Black
-Red seatbelts
-Fire Extinguisher
-Adaptive Sport Seats (Leather/alcantara)
-Carbon Fibre list
-Sport Chrono Package
Hope you like it!
she was running (kind of) brilliantly until someone started driving through the intersection in front of me. I came out of it with just a fractured kneecap, the other guy had some bruising on his hip.
The thing that I really don't like about Porsche is that every model looks the same. This is quite a high model but it looks practically identical to the entry level Boxster and I really don't like the look at all. Very dated in my opinion and lacking any sort of personality. Dare I say boring?