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MasterCKO @ Oct 10th 2007 3:36AM
hrm, Ford goes three-bar, Lexus goes four. Reminds me of the razor wars of not too long ago (that still rages on, with the current king being five blades? or six? I forget). 8^P
Atomicbri @ Oct 10th 2007 9:17AM
LOL I do sense a bit of Ford Razor grille there. But hey remember, this is Toyota, masters of copying designs and making them their "own".
Dre @ Oct 10th 2007 11:16AM
Lexus came out with this grill design in its concepts before Ford came out with the edge
MasterCKO @ Oct 10th 2007 11:49AM
hmm, does anyone happen to know when Ford came out with the three-bar design in their concepts? I actually have no idea myself.