Lexus debuted nearly 30 years ago, and with the general rule being cars more than 25 years old are classic, some of those early models now qualify. Let’s take a look at what has showed up at Japanese nostalgia car shows recently.
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Recently, Harley-Davidson reached out to support everyday heroes by announcing a special deal specifically for first-responders and current or former members of the military, and their spouses. A special $99 rate is available to these folks to take the Harley-Davidson Riding Academy’s three-hour “New Rider” course at a local dealership. Just looking locally in Los Angeles, that is a […] More »

With the introduction of the new Maverick in 1969, Ford also created unique names for their paint colors in order to appear hipper. The “medium blue” paint on the truck, was known as “There She Blue” for the Maverick. Wanna see the rest?

Harley-Davidson’s success comes from making an iconic motorcycle that is instantly recognizable, so how come they have their hand in all this other strange stuff too?

Harley-Davidson’s success comes from making an iconic motorcycle that is instantly recognizable, so how come they have their hand in all this other strange stuff too?

The Lexus ES was introduced in 1990, as their entry level luxury sedan, and became one of their best selling models. It may be smaller, and less expensive than the LS and GS models, but it shares their commitment to quality and quiet competence.

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In 1969 and 1970, Ford attempted to to get hip with the younger crowd by creating unique names to their paint colors. What was simply called “medium blue” on the truck, was “There She Blue” for the Maverick and others. Let’s take a look.

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