http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...5101900373.html

Hmmm..the front end has strong Phaeton styling cues...(headlights, grille). I see some IS in the roofline.. The headlights are a definite improvement over the blobby headlights of the current LS, IMHO..

Edited October 19, 200520 yr by moltar

Yup, looks like it's time to leave Benz alone and ripp off the Edsel of VWs for a while. Aim low. :P

How dissapointing. This was supposed to really be a class-leading vehicle but I guess Toyota doesn't want to alienate thier current buyers and make thier cars have an ounce of style. That's dangerous thinking.

I think it looks good for a stately executive saloon, apart from the IS kink in the back window. The back looks like the old I35 a bit too much too. Can't wait to see the interior!

http://www.autospies.com/article/index.asp...7&categoryId=21
http://www.autospies.com/article/index.asp...6&categoryId=21
http://www.autospies.com/article/index.asp...5&categoryId=21
http://www.autospies.com/article/index.asp...4&categoryId=22

...And in other news, Toyota still can't design a good-looking vehicle.

Look's really nice.


Is this the grill we'll be seeing on the next Camry? (minus all the crome and a Toyota badge...)

Looks somewhat like a Phaeton as moltar said. I felt the hood was way too long compared to the rest of the car in a profile shot. I'll take a GS over this any day.

Not bad, but, as mentioned, reminds me of a 7 Series.

I'm going to steal the line C&D used on the Bonnie GXP. An expensive dose of so-so. Not great, not terrible. Perfectly Lexus.

"Ohhhhhhhh YA We Build Great Caahhhhhh!!!!"