What are you driving until release?
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If your LC500 had a soft top and the navy blue interior I’d be a very jealous person
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OMG-I saw one in Nori. As much as I like the nori on the GX it is so sweet on the LC. When my daughter got her IS350 the dealer had the white/blue interior I’d showroom. Was an order that fell through. They were discounting it by almost $12000 but just wasn’t practical at the time. Short of the traveler the LC has always been my dream car. Glad you get to enjoy it
2013 Jeep Wrangler 2 Door with 137000+ miles. If I buy a Scout, the Wrangler will still be with me. We will see if the Scout comes even close to how good the Jeep has been. Wife has a 2024 Lexus NX350 which is now our going long distances vehicle. Hopefully, the Scout will live up to its ancestors. The ancestors weren’t great dependable, economical vehicles but they were awesome! I had two and wish I still had both, along with my old Bronco.
2021 Ford Ranger for adventures and Tesla Model Y for daily driving. We were looking at trading in the Ranger now, but will probably wait until 2027 now that we have a Scout reservation. There's really nothing else on the market that fits what we're looking for 
...my 2020 Defender and my first EV- a restomod 1969 Fiat 500. The Defender has 20K miles so hoping I make it to the Scout...
I am driving a 2023 Kia Sportage PHEV. I love it. I get 34 miles all-electric, which is perfect for everyday. However, I’m looking forward to 150 miles all- electric PLUS the Harvester which will make it a PHEV on steroids!! The monthly trip to Seattle will also be electric. 
2003 Nissan 350Z 6MT (Race Car)
2013 Nissan Titan SV (Tow Rig/Daily/Stuff Hauler)
2023 Nissan Z Performance 6MT (Street Car)
2017 Infiniti QX60 (Wife's)
2013 Nissan Titan SV (Tow Rig/Daily/Stuff Hauler)
2023 Nissan Z Performance 6MT (Street Car)
2017 Infiniti QX60 (Wife's)
Some of my favorites. Love the QX. Happy with the new Z? Really debated getting one of them. Had a lot of Nissans in my early married life and always liked them. Miss the pathfinder!
Love the new Z. It's fast, handles well, is pretty comfortable and looks amazing. I have a feeling it'll be the last manual car I ever purchase. At least that's the plan! If Nissan did put together a manual transmission Nismo Z, I'd be sorely tempted to trade. But barring that....I'm planning on keeping it!
I was a fan of these back in the day as well as honda prelude. New prelude has similar profile but the front end detailing just can’t match the Z. Ashame because the prelude was iconic in a similar way. Love the Datsun cues in the design. Followed this a lot before release but just couldn’t justify though I look every time I see one
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