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Old 12-04-2005, 10:51 AM   #16
Arv
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The LS400 took it right to the German players (Merc S Class & BMW 7 Series) and proved that they could no longer dismiss Japanese luxury cars and now had to work hard to raise their own standards. The LS400 was also the worlds most refined car.

The MX5 was the fun car that had been unavailable since the 1970's. It had all the characteristics of the MGB's except that it was reliable, didn;t body flex and the roof didn;t leak. It's one of the funnest cars have ever driven.
I highly recommend you guys take one for a spin and see how good the handling is for yourselves.
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