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The new design language Lexus developed lately is best understood by people with a taste in art or design. Show one of Lexus’ new cars to the average German-car-lover and he’ll say it looks like a Toyota with a beard trimmer bit at the front.
But give it to someone more than your average Joe and he’ll say it touches your souls. And that’s quite what happened when on of Japan’s most known architect, Hironaka Ogawa, did after test driving the 2014 Lexus IS 300h F Sport around the country’s most picturesque location.
“Even though you’re moving, you can feel the connection between nature and yourself,” said Ogawa in an interview with Lexus’ Beyond Magazine.
You can read the full story presented in a neat visual way here.
“Even though you’re moving, you can feel the connection between nature and yourself,” said Ogawa in an interview with Lexus’ Beyond Magazine.
You can read the full story presented in a neat visual way here.
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