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Scott @ Aug 10th 2006 10:47AM
This is just another example of how pompous Lexus drivers are.
While studying for my masters I had the opportunity to meet with the VP of teh Americas division of Lexus. He was insistint that drivers of Lexus cars were stuck up and that they were content knowing that they were driving the best car on the planet and would rather not have any badging on the car indicating its status. His perception of Lexus drivers was that they were self-centered, self-actualized individuals who not only thought, but 'knew' they were the best people on Earth.
This was such a turnoff that the VP of a company thought that his customers were so much better than everyone else.
I have no problem saying that Lexus makes a nice luxury car, but it is by no means the end-all be-all in the automotive world. Frankly I don't think any one company can claim that.